It was never clear exactly what gifted education was, though. In some districts, it amounted to highly sought-after schools devoted to high achievers. Sometimes it was enrichment for certain students.

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Third- through 11th-graders were screened for gifted education this year. About 33% of students identified as gifted were Black, 14% were Hispanic and 46% were white.

About 8% of Alabama children are identified as “gifted,” meaning they perform or have the potential to perform at higher levels than their peers at academics or other subjects.