'talented schools' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to schools that have talented students, staff, faculty, or teams of any kind. For example, "The city's talented schools have produced several national champions in basketball this year."
A new generation of TAG parents, who seem to be more diverse racially and economically, are arguing that their school deserves the same facilities and programs as the other gifted and talented schools.
Technically, the 2,656 preschoolers who scored at or above the 97th percentile this year are all eligible to attend one of the five citywide gifted and talented schools: the Anderson School, the Brooklyn School of Inquiry, TAG Young Scholars, STEM Academy at Public School 85, and NEST+m (New Explorations into Science, Technology and Math).
In fact, Success performed at the same level as the very top gifted and talented schools in the City, all of which have demanding admissions requirements, while Success selects by lottery from primarily African-American and Latino students, three quarters of whom are living in poverty.
True, England's good universities suck up talented school-leavers, leaving fewer for vocational schemes.
It was founded in 1989 as a magnet program within the school system's District 4, and became an independent K-8 gifted and talented school in 2004.
Can she get Twin B into the general education class at Twin A's gifted and talented school if it's out of her zone but in the same district?
At the same time, particularly small firms would become more desirable apprenticeship providers for talented school leavers and other potential apprentices.
Born in Reading, Berkshire and educated at Uppingham School, Chapman established a reputation as a talented school cricketer and was named one of Wisden's schoolboy Cricketers of the Year in 1919.
Townview's Talented and Gifted and Science and Engineering high schools have consistently ranked in Newsweek's top five public schools in the country since 2006, with the Talented and Gifted school first every year except one since then.
Crichton was one of those annoyingly-talented school prodigies who developped a keen interest in writing at a very early age.
In the past, Ms. Torres had taken the short walk from her home on 90th Street to the office on 93rd Street to ask questions about programs for the gifted and talented, middle schools and curriculum.
