by admin | Apr 17, 2018 | Personal Stories, Resources
By Michelle Cramer I’m a researcher. So when our oldest son exceeded our expectations on his IQ test for admission into WINGS, I started googling everything there was to know about raising a gifted child. I read article after article, learning about the five... 
by admin | Feb 14, 2018 | Personal Stories
By Michelle Cramer When our son, now nine years old, was diagnosed with “Generalized Anxiety Disorder” in October 2015, I was set on silently getting him help. I didn’t want him to be labeled. I didn’t want people (teachers) to see that on a chart somewhere and have... by admin | Jan 7, 2018 | Local Experts
By Dr. Brandi L. Klepper as part of the Ask Dr. Klepper Many gifted kids are described as intense and sensitive; these characteristics can also be called overexcitabilities. The idea of overexcitabilities comes from Kazimierz Dabrowski’s and his Theory of Positive... 
by admin | Dec 20, 2017 | Teacher Spotlight
by Sheila Roark Wright Sheila Roark Wright is the parent of a 7th grade student in the gifted program. Mrs. Wright is grateful that her daughter has the opportunity to study with the amazing teachers in the gifted education program. Trying to describe the many... by admin | Dec 19, 2017 | Personal Stories
By student Kelsey Coughenour Hi, I’m Kelsey Coughenour. I am a 10-year-old, 5th-grade student from WINGS (Phelps School for Gifted Children). This is an interview with my grandfather John Sellars, with questions asked by me and answered by John Sellars, Executive...