What Really Matters – Notes from the Passenger Seat Pt. 2
In the second workshop of the two-part series, we shifted our focus from school to home. In World-Building: Crafting a Thriving Habitat at Home, we explored how to create a […]
Press Release: IEA Announces 54 Finalists for Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship
National Award Program Recognizes Exceptionally Gifted 7th Grade Students PASADENA, CA – 06/XX/2026 – The Institute for Educational Advancement (IEA), a national nonprofit dedicated to the intellectual, creative, and personal […]
IEA Honors the Nation’s Brightest Middle School Minds with National Award Program
Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship Supports the High School Education of Gifted Learners PASADENA, CA – 09/12/2025 – The Institute for Educational Advancement (IEA), a nonprofit dedicated to the intellectual, creative, […]
Understanding Motivation and Perfectionism in Gifted Youth
In Judy Weiner’s presentation on Motivation, Perfectionism & Underachievement, she encouraged parents to reflect on how their expectations align with their child’s unique profile.
Press Release: IEA Announces 54 Finalists for National Award Program for Gifted 7th Graders
Caroline D. Bradley Scholarship Supports the High School Education of Exceptionally Gifted Students
IEA Board of Directors Updates
IEA bids farewell to long-time board member Jeff Hudson and welcome two new board members Cheryl Dong and Julianna Hanlon.
A Letter from Our Board Chair on President’s Retirement
I write today with bittersweet news. After more than 25 years of incredible service, Betsy Jones has decided to begin her transition from President of IEA to Senior Advisor starting later this year.
Elizabeth Jones to Retire as President Later This Year
When I co-founded the Institute for Educational Advancement over 25 years ago, I had no concept of just how much impact this organization would have on students, families, and the field of gifted education.
Guest Blog: Cleo Person, Yunasa Counselor & Former Camper
IEA’s Yunasa Summer Camp brings people in from all over the country
Embracing Fall
Is August the Sunday Scaries of Months?