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MAR 27 - Stargazing at JES - Fort Worth Astronomical Society
APR 17 - Roadmap to Student Success
APR 26 - Art in the Park at Grapevine Botanical Garden
JUNE 1 - Camp Invention Week 1 - SPARK (pre-registration now open!)
JUNE 8 - Camp Invention Week 2 - ILLUMINATE (pre-registration now open!)
MARCH 27th
Family Stargazing Night @ JES
This is a SAGT members-only event
We are thrilled to partner with the Fort Worth Astronomical Society, who will be bringing their telescopes and sharing their expertise to help us explore the night sky.
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Friday, March 27th - SIGN UP NOW
Time Slot 1: 8:30 - 9:00 PM
Time Slot 2: 9:00 - 9:30 PM
Location
Jack D. Johnson Elementary School (JES)
1301 N Carroll Ave Southlake, TX 76092
Details
🧥 Please dress warmly, as temperatures can drop in the evening.
👨👩👧👦 At least one parent must remain with their child throughout the event.
Spots are limited — be sure to sign up and join us for a memorable night of exploration and learning!
Fees and Requirements
SAGT Members - $10 per family
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You must reserve your spot using the sign up links above. Payment is due at the time of registration. Availability is limited.
Being identified as gifted is not a requirement for SAGT membership.
Being identified as gifted does not automatically enter a family into SAGT membership.
SAGT is a fundraising organization that supports the CISD GT Program
Membership for SAGT must be renewed each new school year to be current.
Questions about the event?
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Every year SAGT offers events and opportunities for adults and students to learn and grow together.
SAGT sent our GT teachers to the TAGT GiftED conference in Grapevine. This annual event brings people together to explore focus areas like Program Design, Equity & Inclusion, Professional Development, and Collaboration.
"TAGT was an excellent opportunity to collaborate with passionate educators and bring back ideas that will enrich learning in our GT Humanities classrooms!" - Mr. Mims
Dr. Suzanne Newell led an insightful conversation on how AI is reshaping classrooms and the world our students are preparing to enter. She explored AI hallucinations and bias in generative tools. She also discussed how parents can foster awareness and critical thinking and help students engage with emerging technologies responsibly while minimizing potential risks.
During this annual exclusive event, SAGT DaVinci and Einstein Members had the opportunity to learn more about CISD's GT programming, ask questions and meet and mingle with CISD teachers and Executive Director of Curriculum.
College Applications can be overwhelming - so we are immensely grateful to our amazing panelists who spent their time demystifying the process and sharing important tips.
Sarah Thomas and Barbara Milhizer
College Collective Co-Founders and Principals
Trisha Uhler
CISD 9-12 Counselor Coordinator, Dual Credit Liaison
Nick Kennedy
Harvard and UCLA School of Law Alumnus, Harvard Alumni Interviewer, Father of two current CISD students
Eric Chernik
Stanford and U Chicago Booth MBA Alumnus, Stanford Alumni Interviewer, Father of two recent CISD graduates
The event was well attended by approximately 45 SAGT members. Siomara "Sadi" Monge LPC-S began her speech by exploring how parents can help strengthen executive function in high-achieving students. She then covered building foundations, elementary school strategies that work, middle school parent strategies, preparing for Independence for the high school and high school success strategies. Check out their website and socials at familyconnectionscounseling.com.
Thank you to all who joined our fall socials! Every year our SAGT campus liaisons plan an individual gathering for each of the five Carroll ISD elementary schools. Parents and students in the Quest program meet at a local park to play and chat. We hope you enjoyed connecting with other GT Families.
The 2025 school year kicked off with our annual Study Skills Sessions. Students learned tips and tricks to get the new school year off to a great start and had a chance to ask questions of students who were in their place not long ago. The two sessions were a great success thanks to our amazing teacher, Leslie Andre, and our student panelists.
SAGT held a back-to-school lunch to celebrate our teachers as we start the 2025-2026 school year.
Special thanks to our wonderful members!
Considering an SAGT membership? Read about the benefits of our Level 2: Da Vinci and Level 3: Einstein memberships by clicking the link to our membership page below.