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An Exclusive Newsletter for the NAGC 68th Annual Convention | November 12, 2021

Friday Mile HighLights

NAGC Network and Committee leaders gathered Thursday
to hear updates on major activities and future planning of The very talented Elite Jazz Band from Fairview High
the association, chaired by NAGC President Lauri Kirsch. School, Boulder, CO, entertained NAGC21 attendees
NAGC Convention Task Force Co-Chairs Shelagh Gallagher as everyone gathered for the NAGC21 Opening Ses-
and Dornswalo Wilkins-McCorey also updated the leaders on sion on Thursday.
their work—examining the convention proposal, review, and

program selection process and expanding opportunities into
virtual environments. Director Travis Keller accompanied all 12 band mem-
bers, who were excited for the opportunity to share
their talents with NAGC21 attendees.
Don’t miss the artistic talents of Colorado students at the

3rd Annual CAGT Art Contest. Each day, art will be dis-
played for by different grade levels in this statewide con- “The jazz band is here to represent all gifted and tal-
test: Elementary (Thurs), Middle School (Friday), and High ented students, especially those in the state of Colo-
rado,” said Terry Bradley, past CAGT president.
School (Saturday). The student art gallery is en route to the
Aurora Ballroom & Exhibit Hall on the main lobby level.

STAY SOCIAL!

#NAGC21

@NAGCGIFTED

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