- Lincoln County Schools
- Overview
Academically and Intellectually Gifted
- Overview
- AIG State Definition
- AIG Identification Process
- Academically & Intellectually Gifted Service Delivery
- North Carolina Academically or Intellectually Gifted Program Standards
- AIG Identification Criteria for the 2019-2022 Plan
- Academically & Intellectually Gifted (AIG) Plan 2019-2022
- Useful Resources
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Academically & Intellectually Gifted Education Program
AIG Mission Statement
Lincoln County Schools is committed to the development of lifelong learners, innovative problem solvers, and responsible contributing citizens in a global society. Among our students are those who exhibit high academic performance, or who possess exceptional potential for outstanding achievement and leadership, as stated in the North Carolina definition of giftedness. Because we believe giftedness is developed through intellectual challenge, we strive to nurture exceptional capabilities through academic rigor, leadership development, and service opportunities. Lincon County Schools will deliver a model of differentiated services that enhances and extends the regular education program for academically and intellectually gifted students from all racial, cultural, and economic backgrounds.
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Dr. Heath BelcherAssociate Superintendent for Curriculum & Instruction and Innovation704-736-1017 Ext. 30182Dr. Josh SainDirector of Academic Support & Learning704-736-1017 Ext. 30135
Diana CarpenterDirector of Middle School Education704-736-1017 Ext. 30167dcarpenter@lincoln.k12.nc.us
Samantha CampbellDirector of Secondary Education704-736-1017 Ext. 30180
201 Jeb Seagle DriveLincolnton, NC 28092