GT Academy Booster Club
Supporting Pearland Independent School District's GT Academy efforts with respect to high-level academics and world-class education.
Membership
Join or renew your membership for the school year! Membership is good for one school year. Members can vote on GTAB funding issues, receive GTAB communications, volunteer for GTAB events, and see your membership dollars at work at the GT Academy!
Funded Activities
View a list of funded activities and programs to see how your donation dollars have had a direct impact on the students and teachers at the GT Academy. Activities are submitted by the teachers and GT Specialists and voted on by the Board and Members of GTAB.
Updates
Read past newsletters, meeting notes, and updates from the Board and the GT Specialists. All updates will be kept on this page for the calendar year.
Board
See the list of Board Members and open positions for the current academic year.
If you are interested in running for a position for the upcoming school year, please reach out on this page.
WHAT IS GTAB?
The Gifted and Talented Academy Booster (GTAB) is a parent/teacher/community organization that supports Pearland ISD's Gifted and Talented Academy (GTA). It is the only dedicated fundraising entity for the GT Academy. We work with the GTA Specialists at both GTA campuses to fund GTA student, teacher, and club needs. To learn more, watch this 2-minute video!
GT ACADEMY SPECIALISTS
GT Identification and
gta application process
If you know someone interested in attending the GT Academy, they must first be identified by the district as GT. Please click the Advanced Academics links below for more information.
The GTA GT Specialists will hold a parent informational meeting typically in January and applications are usually due February 1st for the following school year via Pearland ISD's Skyward.
STAY CONNECTED
Join the conversation
GTA Pearland Booster Club Facebook page
Communication posted from the GTAB Board to parents.
GTA Pearland Parent to Parent
Facebook Group
GT Academy parents can communicate and ask questions to each other.