So when I was in 3rd grade through 6th when I left PA, I was in a gifted program in school. It was called GITERA (unsure of the spelling). I'm unable to locate any records of said program, has anyone come across any information regarding this program operating in schools in the late 90's early 2000's? Looks like the internets blank on this.

I have found some interesting information on the gifted programs in PA. Notably that schools are required to rapidly identify gifted individuals and put them on special plans for their education.

Any help would definitely be appreciated. This time of my life is a dark zone where pretty much my whole world collapsed.

https://www.education.pa.gov/Documents/K-12/GiftedEducation/GiftedEducation%20Frequently%20Asked%20Questions.pdf

>>7693400

That's what I'm strongly suspecting. From that point on I have had a strong series of "coincidences" people recognizing me that I've never seen before. People stopping their cars and chasing me through neighborhoods with no explanation.

People acting shocked and respectful like they know me and respect me, except having never seen me before.

Just a bunch of random things that have happened over and over since this time period. Immediately following me joining the program for 3 years my entire world imploded. In the space of three months my mother was diagnosed with brain aneurysms, epilepsy, COPD, my little brother developed a Gluten allergy, Leukemia, and a dozen other symptoms and my father was rolled up on mostly faked charges and sent to prison.

I just want to know the history of the program and how it operated. I have gone through thousands of websites and search results and haven't even found a single reference to the program. It's very very odd.

Program wasn't even much they'd take me out of class and have me do IQ tests, have me do pattern recognition and different tests and that's all I remember. Literally nothing else besides the name and some silly tests for three years.

>>7693372

I found references to GATE and PAGE but nothing related to the program I was in. Not even an allusion or a reference.