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G/T Foundational Admin/Counselor Session (Open to SAISD Only)

Open to SAISD only. In-person training on gifted students, identification, social-emotional needs, program options and Texas State Plan requirements. The event description specifies 514 W. Quincy Street; the schedule labels the venue Other. A final assignment follows the in-person portion to complete the six-hour administrator/counselor requirement.

Date & time: Tue · Nov 3 · 9:00 AM–12:00 PM CST
Venue: 514 W. Quincy Street, San Antonio, TX 78212
San Antonio, TX
Host: Education Service Center Region 20
Education Service Center Region 20
Organizer: Education Service Center Region 20
Price: $125; G/T Coop members: Free per person

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