Camps, conferences, and community events for Montana's gifted education community.
NAGC26: Growing Talent. Advancing Potential.
As the premier event dedicated to advancing gifted education, you can select from over 200+ sessions and 60+ posters designed to strengthen your practice, elevate your leadership, and expand opportunities for your advanced learners.
MSU Science Day
MSU faculty and students will showcase their research through educational hands-on activities. Participants can circulate at their own pace through various engaging demonstrations and experiments in a science festival atmosphere.
NAGC Teachers Summit
Join educators from across the country for the 2027 NAGC Teachers Summit, a fully virtual event created for teachers, by teachers. Gain practical tools, new strategies, and fresh inspiration to meet the needs of your gifted and high-potential students, all without leaving your classroom or home.
Red Lodge Music Festival
Seventh graders through graduating high school seniors are invited to attend Montana's Premier Music Camp.
OPI Summer Institute
Get tools, tips, strategies and resources for advanced and high-ability learners through MTSS, differentiation, behavior supports, and more!
Camp Equinox
Bozeman's Premiere Summer Theater Day Camp
Session 1: June 14th - July 8th, 2027
Session 2: July 19th - August 12th, 2027
Edufest 2027
Edufest is the Northwest’s Premiere Summer Conference for Advanced Learning
More details coming soon.
Peaks and Potentials
Peaks and Potentials camp allows high-potential 5-7 grade students to come to the MSU campus and explore special topics of interest while working with experts in various subject areas.
Schwanke Honors Institute
The Schwanke Honors Institute offers a transformative, hands-on learning opportunity for high school seniors hosted by the Davidson Honors College at the University of Montana. Students will live on campus for the duration of the program, engaging in classroom learning every morning and exploring the UM campus, Missoula, and the surrounding areas in the afternoons. The program also includes a weekend spent at the Flathead Lake Biological Station and in cabins at UM’s field station in the Lubrecht Experimental Forest.