House Concurrent Resolution No. 64 designates the first full week in April as Gifted and Talented Students Week in Texas. This resolution acknowledges the importance of gifted and talented education, which caters to students with exceptional abilities in intellectual, creative, or artistic fields, as well as those with leadership potential. With over 450,000 identified gifted and talented students in Texas, the resolution emphasizes the need for specialized educational services to support their unique social, emotional, and academic needs. It also highlights the commitment of educators who are trained to provide challenging coursework for these students.

The resolution calls for the support and recognition of gifted and talented students and their educators, underscoring the investment in future leaders, scholars, and innovators. The designation of Gifted and Talented Students Week will remain in effect until the 10th anniversary of the resolution's passage, reflecting a long-term commitment to celebrating and nurturing the talents of these exceptional students. The resolution was adopted by both the House and Senate with overwhelming support.