Parent Resources & Links
Parents are crucial to the development of great talent. Check out these resources with information about supporting gifted students and talent development.
- If you are not in Texas, you can find your state gifted association here
- If you are in Texas, your state gifted association is the Texas Association for the Gifted and Talented
- If you are in Texas, check out the Gifted Education Family Network (it's free to join!)
- SENG support groups
- Mensa for kids
Parent Resource Center
Baylor TIP's GT Parent Resource Center provides parents with recorded breakout sessions from recent parenting conferences hosted by Baylor TIP and the Gifted Education Family Network of Texas—allowing you to learn at your own pace, on your own schedule.
Designed with busy families in mind, this course covers a wide range of essential topics, including the social-emotional and academic needs of GT learners, effective parent advocacy strategies, support for twice-exceptional (2e) children, and the latest research in gifted education. Each session is led by experienced professionals and educators who understand the unique challenges and opportunities of parenting gifted children.
TIPster Times Newsletter
Established in October 2026, the TIPster Times is Baylor TIP's monthly newsletter, celebrating achievements within our community and keeping families informed about opportunities for their students. Click the links below to view current and past issues. Want the TIPster Times delivered straight to your inbox each month? Join our mailing list!
Suggested Reading Lists
Baylor TIP is developing suggested reading lists for our students. These lists are focused on advanced readers in grades 8-12 at this time, but may be expanded in the future.
Partner Organizations
Baylor TIP is proud to partner with organizations that share our commitment to helping talented students discover, develop, and maximize their potential. These organizations offer exceptional academic, research, scholarship, and enrichment opportunities for advanced learners. Explore a few of our trusted partners below.
Pioneer Academics offers two outstanding programs for high school students: the Pioneer Research Institute and the Global Problem-Solving Institute. Both provide students with opportunities to engage in rigorous, college-level learning experiences while developing critical research and problem-solving skills. Visit their website to learn more.
On September 19, Pioneer Academics will host its 5th Annual Co-Curricular Summit, bringing together leading academic programs and colleges that serve advanced learners. The event is free to attend, and students and families can register through the Pioneer Academics website.
The Young Scholars Program from the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation is a highly selective, five-year pre-college scholarship for exceptionally promising seventh-grade students with demonstrated financial need. The program provides personalized academic and college advising, along with financial support for educational opportunities, including school expenses, Cooke-sponsored summer programs, internships, and other enriching learning experiences.
Baylor TIP is honored to be a Cooke-sponsored summer program, providing Young Scholars with meaningful opportunities for academic growth and exploration.
National Math Stars is dedicated to identifying, celebrating, and supporting exceptional young mathematicians. Through mentorship, resources, and a vibrant community, the organization helps talented students build confidence and pursue advanced mathematical opportunities. Visit their website to learn more about their programs and eligibility.