Interested in more prep work on Science Olympiad? Please join us on Teams for our upcoming session on October 21st on Teams! Use the link to register

• How to Prepare for Science Olympiad Binder Events. We will go through "Rocks and Minerals" event as an example

• Tips for creating Cheatsheets. We will use "Anatomy and Physiology" event as an example.

• Offline Kahoot at the end

Tue, Oct 21, 2025 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM (UTC-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada)

We look forward to having you attend the event!

Join us for the continuation of our Science Olympiad / NSB sessions hosted by Yash Nagarahalli - ask your questions about Science Olympiad or National Science Bowl on:

Friday, Oct 3, 2025 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM, Teams

Register here for the AMA session on Friday!

Please mark your calendars for our last GMM of the 24/25 school year. We will be voting in our new board in this meeting. More details coming.

Upcoming Webinar:

Siblings of children who are gifted and twice exceptional play important roles in their families and often experience similar concerns and opportunities as parents. This interactive session will present some common issues that siblings experience and share a handful of simple, practical strategies for parents, teachers, and other professionals to help minimize sibling concerns and maximize opportunities to build close bonds between siblings.

Join the meeting:

About Emily Holl:

Emily Holl is the Director of The Sibling Support Project at Kindering, the first national program dedicated to the life-long and ever-changing concerns of millions of siblings of people with developmental and health concerns. Emily is a social worker, author, and trainer who has provided workshops and groups for siblings and families, presented extensively on sibling issues, and has conducted and published sibling research. A sibling, and board member of the national Sibling Leadership Network, Emily has written about her experiences in blogs, magazines and books such as “Thicker than Water.” She was a co-

editor of “The Sibling Survival Guide: Indispensable Information for Adult Brothers and Sisters of People with Disabilities,” published by Woodbine House in 2014. Emily earned a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Massachusetts, a Master of Fine Arts from Columbia University, and a Master of Social Work from Hunter College at the City University of New York. Learn more at www.siblingsupport.org.

Join us in our webinar and learn about executive functioning in gifted and 2e students - foundation, challenges, and solutions.

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Executive Functioning can be tough for gifted and especially multi-exceptional students. Good executive functioning requires a stable Limbic System that may not always be present due to the commonality of asynchronous development in this population. As such, as both parents and educators we must fill in those gaps and teach our children executive functioning skills as soon as possible. This is not easy given the intensity of this population. This presentation will address what executive functioning is and the skills needed to succeed in this area, the challenges faced by both children and their parents in understanding the atypical neurodevelopment of this population, address the delay in executive functionality, and discuss measures for teaching our children these skills. Remember, it is never too late to assist our kids to navigate the challenges of life.

Join us for a 6 -session discussion group with other parents of highly capable students to explore parenting strategies, share concerns, find community, and learn best practices. There will be weekly articles, podcasts and/or videos for you to explore; we will spend the majority of the session in discussion and exchanging ideas between participants. The group will be facilitated by local experts Dr. Austina De Bonte and Dr. Enyi Jen and is limited to families with highly capable identified elementary students in the Lake Washington school district. 

Registration for this event has closed.

Join us for a 6 -session discussion group with other parents of highly capable students to explore parenting strategies, share concerns, find community, and learn best practices. There will be weekly articles, podcasts and/or videos for you to explore; we will spend the majority of the session in discussion and exchanging ideas between participants. The group will be facilitated by local experts Dr. Austina De Bonte and Dr. Enyi Jen and is limited to families with highly capable identified elementary students in the Lake Washington school district. 

Registration for this event has closed.

Join us for a 6 -session discussion group with other parents of highly capable students to explore parenting strategies, share concerns, find community, and learn best practices. There will be weekly articles, podcasts and/or videos for you to explore; we will spend the majority of the session in discussion and exchanging ideas between participants. The group will be facilitated by local experts Dr. Austina De Bonte and Dr. Enyi Jen and is limited to families with highly capable identified elementary students in the Lake Washington school district. 

Registration for this event has closed.

Please mark your calendars for our April GMM. Topics and details tbd.

Join us for a 6 -session discussion group with other parents of highly capable students to explore parenting strategies, share concerns, find community, and learn best practices. There will be weekly articles, podcasts and/or videos for you to explore; we will spend the majority of the session in discussion and exchanging ideas between participants. The group will be facilitated by local experts Dr. Austina De Bonte and Dr. Enyi Jen and is limited to families with highly capable identified elementary students in the Lake Washington school district. 

Registration for this event has closed.

Join us for a 6 -session discussion group with other parents of highly capable students to explore parenting strategies, share concerns, find community, and learn best practices. There will be weekly articles, podcasts and/or videos for you to explore; we will spend the majority of the session in discussion and exchanging ideas between participants. The group will be facilitated by local experts Dr. Austina De Bonte and Dr. Enyi Jen and is limited to families with highly capable identified elementary students in the Lake Washington school district. 

Registration for this event has closed.

Join us for a 6 -session discussion group with other parents of highly capable students to explore parenting strategies, share concerns, find community, and learn best practices. There will be weekly articles, podcasts and/or videos for you to explore; we will spend the majority of the session in discussion and exchanging ideas between participants. The group will be facilitated by local experts Dr. Austina De Bonte and Dr. Enyi Jen and is limited to families with highly capable identified elementary students in the Lake Washington school district. 

Register for this event has closed.

GEAC is excited to be hosting Mathematical Olympiad for Elementary & Middle Schools (MOEMS) for the first time this year. MOEMS is a fun Math Competition program with more than 120000 students from across the world participating every year.  

MOEMs is a 5-part contest, with a test administered each month from Nov 2024 – Mar 2025. Each test is 30 minutes long with 5 questions.  

Due to an overwhelming response, registration is currently closed. We thank your for your understanding.

Please note that participation is for students of GEAC Members. Not a member yet? Sign up here: https://www.lwsdgeac.org/memberhome

Please join us on February 25th from 7-8:30 pm for our next General Membership Meeting. We will be discussing the recently announced service model changes, identification assessment, as well as additional GEAC events and topics.

GEAC is excited to be hosting Mathematical Olympiad for Elementary & Middle Schools (MOEMS) for the first time this year. MOEMS is a fun Math Competition program with more than 120000 students from across the world participating every year.  

MOEMs is a 5-part contest, with a test administered each month from Nov 2024 – Mar 2025. Each test is 30 minutes long with 5 questions.  

Due to an overwhelming response, registration is currently closed. We thank your for your understanding.

Please note that participation is for students of GEAC Members. Not a member yet? Sign up here: https://www.lwsdgeac.org/memberhome

GEAC is excited to be hosting Mathematical Olympiad for Elementary & Middle Schools (MOEMS) for the first time this year. MOEMS is a fun Math Competition program with more than 120000 students from across the world participating every year.  

MOEMs is a 5-part contest, with a test administered each month from Nov 2024 – Mar 2025. Each test is 30 minutes long with 5 questions.  

Due to an overwhelming response, registration is currently closed. We thank your for your understanding.

Please note that participation is for students of GEAC Members. Not a member yet? Sign up here: https://www.lwsdgeac.org/memberhome

The Math Club, hosted by GEAC and led by Tesla STEM High School Junior Ryan Chhabra, is returning for a second session!

This session will is geared towards 3rd - 5th grade students and will focus on MOEMS style problems.

The Math Club, hosted by GEAC and led by Tesla STEM High School Junior Ryan Chhabra, is returning for a second session!

This session will is geared towards 3rd - 5th grade students and will focus on MOEMS style problems.

The Math Club, hosted by GEAC and led by Tesla STEM High School Junior Ryan Chhabra, is returning for a second session!

This session will is geared towards 3rd - 5th grade students and will focus on MOEMS style problems.

PLEASE NOTE: The December 6th MOEMS has been rescheduled to December 13th, 7pm!

GEAC is excited to be hosting Mathematical Olympiad for Elementary & Middle Schools (MOEMS) for the first time this year. MOEMS is a fun Math Competition program with more than 120000 students from across the world participating every year.  

MOEMs is a 5-part contest, with a test administered each month from Nov 2024 – Mar 2025. Each test is 30 minutes long with 5 questions.  

Due to an overwhelming response, registration is currently closed. We thank your for your understanding.

Please note that participation is for students of GEAC Members. Not a member yet? Sign up here: https://www.lwsdgeac.org/memberhome

Come join us for a cozy afternoon and hot coco! Our youth organization YAB is inviting your family to a fun filled event with movie and games.

Friday, December 13th, starting at 4:30 pm in Redmond Elementary School.

Join us On December 12th for our GEAC General Membership Meeting!

We will share updates of our work this fall (Math club, Math competitions, Grants) and we will be discussing the changes to the hicap referral process that were just announced by the district.

The Math Club, hosted by GEAC and led by Tesla STEM High School Junior Ryan Chhabra, is returning for a second session!

This session will is geared towards 3rd - 5th grade students and will focus on MOEMS style problems.