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Region 10
Ohio Summit
City:
Lewisville
Contact:
George Wells
Email:
District:
10
Mission:
In response to the specific academic needs of talented and gifted students, a program to encourage the development of leadership, communication, and problem solving skills through a simulation of the inner workings of Ohio’s legislature was created.
Activities:
Through this program (United States Legislative Summit), we hope to foster a sense of cooperation and collaboration among both teachers and students in the school districts that participate. Students will research and problem-solve to propose a bill that will be presented before a model legislative session composed of their peers. Since students will represent the concerns of the United States, their knowledge of national issues will be applied. Their understanding of the United States government will be enhanced as they debate and vote on bills brought before the legislative body.
Meetings:
Meetings are 3 times a year and are TBA.
Membership Information:
Membership is free for any school that wants to participate.
Last Updated:
7/1/2024
Zane's Trace Consortium for Gifted
City:
West Lafayette, OH
Contact:
Dr. Karen L. Brown – President Emeritus
Barbara Breen – President
Activities:
Zane’s Trace Consortium for the Gifted meets at least four times per year.
Their goals are:
– To promote professional growth for the benefit of gifted students.
– To serve as an advocate for gifted students.
– To provide collegial support for participating members.
– To communicate professional information, ideas, and research:
o among members
o with personnel in participating school districts
o with the Gifted Education Program Specialists at the Ohio Department of Education
o with state and national associations and federal legislators
– To share effective use of curriculum materials and instructional strategies.
– To coordinate activities and projects of mutual involvement.
– To brainstorm issues and concerns in gifted education for our region.
- Zane’s Trace Consortium for the Gifted offers possible student opportunities including:
– Eastern Ohio Summit
– Writing Competitions involving prizes to include:
“What it Means to be Gifted” – FALL
Due September 30
Winners announced mid-October
o Short Stories with the theme of Change – WINTER
Due mid-December
Winners announced mid-January
o Poetry – SPRING
Due April 30
Winners announced mid-May
Meetings are at least quarterly.
Meetings:
Quarterly
Membership Information:
$20 per year
Make check payable to Zane Trace Consortium for the Gifted
Mail dues to
Zane’s Trace Consortium of the Gifted
Treasurer, Jennifer Kaczor
c/o Bellaire Middle School
54555 Bellaire-Neffs Road
Bellaire, OH 43906
[email protected]
Last Updated:
9/1/2022