E tusa ai ma Faiga Faavae a le Komiti Fa'atonu 105-5 (PDF), the goals for supporting gifted and talented students include:

1. Fa'atuina tulaga maualuga o mataupu aoaoina that are aligned with the intellectual ma social needs of gifted learners.
2. Fa'amautinoa a'oga uma provide learning opportunities that nurture students with exceptional talents ma abilities.
3. Tuuina atu aʻoaʻoga faʻapitoa ma services that challenge ma engage gifted students at levels that match their capabilities.
4. Tuuina atu fa'aauauina o tomai fa'apitoa ma training for teachers to better support these students.
5. Uunaia le auai malosi o matua ia fausia se nuu aoao lagolago.
6. Fa'atuina se faiga i le setete atoa for identifying gifted students, notifying parents, ma evaluating program effectiveness.

Polokalama fa'aopoopo

Center for Talented Youth (CTY)

I le Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, Gifted & Talented students discover just how much they can shine with advanced academic summer programs, online courses, awards ma more. 

Davidson Young Scholars

O le Davidson Young Scholars program provides free services designed to nurture the intellectual, social, emotional, ma academic development of profoundly intelligent young people between the ages of 5 ma 18 (students must be between the ages of 5 ma 16 when applying). There are rolling application deadlines throughout the year. 

Talavou Mensans

Sui Usufono o Amerika Mensa range in age from 2 to 102. They include engineers, homemakers, teachers, actors, athletes, students ma CEOs, ma they share one trait—high intelligence. To qualify for Mensa, they scored in the top 2% of the general population on an accepted standardized intelligence test. Mensa has full-time staff who support Talavou Mensans ma their families.

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