Abstract
Certification and training of gifted education teachers becomes a legal issue when school boards and school administrators make personnel decisions. This article examines the outcome of an arbitration hearing and several court decisions which involve this legal question. Based upon these proceedings, it was concluded that mandatory certification provides much greater legal protection for gifted education advocates who wish to maintain adequately trained teachers in the gifted student classrooms.
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