G&T

Efforts are underway to level the playing field for the 4-year-olds.

Finding the right G&T program depends on your child's needs and the schools involved, experts said.

A growing number of educators want to provide gifted-and-talented-like learning for all students.

The Department of Education is adding a third-grade G&T class to District 3 next year.

For the first time, the DOE is hosting information sessions in all 32 school districts.

P.S. 26 was among several schools launching a G&T pilot program.

The number of offers to G&T programs dropped, as the city changed its enrollment process.    

City schools are 70 percent black and Hispanic, but their G&T programs are 70 percent white and Asian.

Here's what you need to know if you're hoping to score a G&T seat for your 4-year-old in fall 2015.

Changes to the gifted and talented exam put children of immigrants at a disadvantage, experts said.

Just 13 percent of 4-year-olds qualified for citywide G&T seats, down from 21 percent last year.

Acceptance rates were lower for citywide G&T programs than for some Ivy League schools.

Parents filed a lawsuit challenging the DOE's sibling policy and methodology for G&T admissions.

City Council Speaker and mayoral hopeful Christine Quinn announced a proposal Tuesday for more G&T seats.

Nearly 200 more kids qualified for talented and gifted programs in the district this year.