PLUG 2026/2027

  • Author: Dr. Jonathan Klingeman
  • Level: Teachers, Coordinators, Administrators
  • Study time: 40 Act 48/45 hours
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Course overview
Join this blended gifted leadership Act 45 course. We will cover:
  • The History of Gifted Education
  • Requirements and Regulations for Gifted Education
  • Cyclical Compliance Monitoring and Gifted Education
  • Comprehensive Planning and Gifted Education
  • Identifying Underserved Populations
  • LEA Responsibilities
  • Dispute Resolution Process
  • Achieving Equity

  • This course will include asynchronous, synchronous virtual, and book-ended in-person learning!  You will be able to work at your own pace with your moderator. Prices include the online learning platform access, required textbook(s), and instructor access for individualized interactions.
  • Video time: X hours

What's included?

  • Gifted Leadership On Your Own Time!
  • 1 Virtual Session
  • 6 Asynchronous Modules
  • Live Conversations with Gifted Experts
  • Formal Presentations at the PAGE Conference

Become a Gifted Expert 

Description

Be the Change

Grow!

Jonathan Klingeman, Ed. D.

Teacher, Leader, Life-Long Learner
ABOUT PATRICK
Dr. Jonathan Klingeman currently the Director of Gifted and Talented Programs for the School District of Philadelphia. His research interests are in gifted universal screening and its effects on marginalized populations. Formerly, he served in the State College Area School District for the past eight years as the Director of MTSS and Intervention Supports and was the principal of Park Forest Elementary School. Klingeman’s role in State College supported several departments, including intervention teachers, support teachers, school psychologists, RTI, federal programs, ESL, and gifted. He instructs graduate and undergraduate students in digital leadership and assessment courses at St. Francis University. He co-authored the PDE Approved PIL Course, PLUG, Professionals Leading and Understanding Gifted Education.
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