Support Gifted Education Bills currently before the state legislature

Nov 15

Representatives James Kelcourse and Meghan Kilcoyne have co-filed the gifted education bills we have been working on for the 2021-2022 legislative session. Now is the time for you to contact your state legislators to ask them to support these bills.

We can help you reach out. These legislators have co-sponsored these bills so far: Co-sponsors

UPDATE: All g/t/advanced education bills before the Joint Committee on Education have had their hearings now, thank you to all who testified in person, or sent in written testimony.

Written testimony can still be emailed to Alice.Peisch@mahouse.gov and Jason.Lewis@masenate.gov

There is no restriction on the length of your written testimony. Please include "Education Committee Testimony, H.xxx" in the subject line of your email.

2021-2022 legislative session bills

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Bill S.277

An Act requiring the use of a computer-adaptive assessment to identify student achievement, growth, and for education system accountability.

Bill H.646

By Representatives Kelcourse of Amesbury and Kilcoyne of Northborough, a petition (accompanied by bill, House, No. 646) of James M. Kelcourse, Meghan Kilcoyne, and others relative to providing for the education of gifted and beyond grade-level children in public schools. Education.

Bill H.641

By Representatives Kelcourse of Amesbury and Kilcoyne of Northborough, a petition (accompanied by bill, House, No. 641) of James M. Kelcourse, Meghan Kilcoyne and others relative to academic acceleration of students in kindergarten through grade twelve.