Monday, May 2, 2011
And it just won't stop being exciting!!!
The President's Committee on the Arts and Humanities: theoretically sharing yet another report soon...
And a National Arts Policy Roundtable!!!
Quote from Artsblog:
"Last fall, 30 top-level decision makers and thought leaders from government, business, education, and the arts gathered at the Sundance Resort and Preserve for the Fifth Annual Americans for the Arts National Arts Policy Roundtable, to discuss this year’s theme – The Role of the Arts in Educating America for Great Leadership and Economic Strength.
Their conclusions are profiled in a new report issued this week by Americans for the Arts that calls for individuals across the public and private sector to recognize the arts as the transformational tools they are for making schools stronger and students more successful."
Obviously, this is an exciting week for those of us who like policy.
"Last fall, 30 top-level decision makers and thought leaders from government, business, education, and the arts gathered at the Sundance Resort and Preserve for the Fifth Annual Americans for the Arts National Arts Policy Roundtable, to discuss this year’s theme – The Role of the Arts in Educating America for Great Leadership and Economic Strength.
Their conclusions are profiled in a new report issued this week by Americans for the Arts that calls for individuals across the public and private sector to recognize the arts as the transformational tools they are for making schools stronger and students more successful."
Obviously, this is an exciting week for those of us who like policy.
Arts Education Study!!!
For a snapshop of arts education in American public schools, check out the just released study by the National Center for Educational Statistics...
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