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A Heritage of Excellence for All Children

Gifted & Talented Program

What is Gifted & Talented?

Gifted & Talented (G&T) programs are one way that New York City supports the educational needs of exceptional students.  The G&T programs vary in approach, but they all offer specialized instruction and enrichment opportunities.


  • Subscribe to the Gifted & Talented email list to get G&T admissions tips and key date reminders.
  • Pick up a copy of the 2020 NYC Kindergarten and G&T Admissions Guide at a Family Welcome Center, your current school, or read the online admissions guide available in various languages on the DOE website.
  • Gifted & Talented test registration is closed. Most registered children have been tested, and those who get a high enough score can then apply to G&T programs this spring. Families can expect to receive their child's score card in early April. If your child is in pre-K through second grade, next fall, you can register to take the test for the 2021-2022 school year in the fall of 2020.

Who Can Participate?

Your child must be a current NYC resident entering kindergarten through third grade next fall to take the G&T test. To qualify to apply to G&T programs, your child must get a high enough score on the G&T test.


Students with disabilities are welcome and encouraged to take the G&T test—learn more on the Students with Disabilities and Gifted and Talented page.

Learn About G&T Programs

There are two types of G&T programs.


  • District G&T programs are located within DOE public elementary schools. These programs give an admissions priority to students who live in particular school districts.
  • Citywide G&T programs are schoolwide. These programs accept students from across the city and do not give admissions priorities based on where students live.

D15 Schools that Offer Gifted & Talented Program

P.S. 32 - Samuel Mills Sprole School

P.S. 32 - Samuel Mills Sprole School

P.S. 32 - Samuel Mills Sprole School

317 Hoyt Street

Brooklyn, NY 11231

(718) 222-6400

 ps32.org 

P.S. 38 - The Pacific School

P.S. 32 - Samuel Mills Sprole School

P.S. 32 - Samuel Mills Sprole School

450 Pacific Street

Brooklyn, NY 11217

(718) 330-9305

 ps38bklyn.org 

P.S. 230 - The Doris L. Cohen School

P.S. 32 - Samuel Mills Sprole School

P.S. 230 - The Doris L. Cohen School

 

Lower School (Pre-K to 1st grade)

425 McDonald Avenue

Brooklyn, NY 11218

(718) 330-9212

Upper School (2nd to 5th grade)

1 Albermarle Road

Brooklyn, NY 11218 

(718) 437-6135

 ps230.org 

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