District schools to introduce gifted-and-talented program

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D.C. Public Schools is rolling out its first gifted-and-talented program in two middle schools this fall, The Washington Examiner has learned.

After testing for a year at Hardy Middle School in Georgetown and Kelly Miller Middle School in Lincoln Heights, school officials say they are hoping to expand the program — which does not require a student to test in — to schools throughout the District.

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