In 1998, GAGE board members developed bylaws to apply for its nonprofit (501c3) status. GAGE received its nonprofit status the following year. Below is the partial list of the bylaws.
Objectives
Section 1:
To support and enhance the program for gifted students in Gwinnett County.
Section 2:
To enrich the learning environment of gifted students at school and at home.
Section 3:
To present parents of gifted students with information, ideas and guidance, which provide for better understanding of the learning behaviors of gifted students.
Section 4:
To support and expand on projects planned by gifted program teachers.
Section 5:
To promote an involvement and awareness of the total school and community.
Membership and Dues
Section 1:
Any person who is interested in advancing the education and welfare of gifted students in Gwinnett County is eligible for membership.
Section 2:
A member is a person who has complete and signed a membership form and has paid the current annual dues.
Section 3:
The fiscal year shall run from July 1st through June 30th.
Section 4:
The membership present at the fall meeting is responsible for the endorsement of an annual budget and an annual program proposed by the Executive Board.
Section 5:
No member shall receive any salary or compensation solely by virtue of his or her membership.