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- 1. Updates on the Arizona Arts Education Census
- 2. Arizona commission on the arts
- 3. Arizona Commission on the arts stART Teaching Artist Workshops Arts and Culture Education Managers Forums Conference Exhibitions Grants Education Plans The Choice is Art
- 4. Arizona Department of Education
- 6. Sharing the Census findings Arizona Art Education Association Conference Arizona Music Educators Association Conference Arizona Thespians Association Festival National Dance Education Organization Conference Arizona Department of Education MEGA Conference ACA and AzCA Joint Board Meeting Arizona Center for Afterschool Excellence Annual Conference Arizona State Board of Education
- 9. Recommendations: TEACHER SUPPORT IN PROGRESS Collaborate with the Arizona Charter School Board and the Arizona Charter Schools Association to assist charter schools on the law requiring arts education in K-8 and high schools, and provide technical assistance to charter schools to meet Arizona Academic Standards in the Arts.
- 10. RECOMMENDATIONS: COMMUNITY IN PROGRESS Strengthen partnerships between schools and arts and culture resources. Develop better communication tools and strategies to connect arts and culture providers (teaching artists, cultural organizations, community resources) with schools. Strengthen education plans and education funding for large and mid-sized arts and cultural organizations.
- 12. Perceived and real barriers to school and organization collaborations
- 13. Agenda Item 2
- 14. Recognizing model arts education programs
- 15. Agenda Item 3
- 20. Agenda item 1: barriers
- 21. Breakout discussions Brainstorm barriers and discuss if they are real, perceived or some of both. Consider some of the factors that might be contributing to these barriers.
- 23. Overcoming barriers What resources would you need? Who would you need to reach out to? How would you know if you were successful? Other?
Editor's Notes
- Brief update on FY11 for Arts Commission
- Brief update on FY11 for Department of Ed
- LynnOn to the census. Census findings released one year ago at Joint Arts Education ConferenceSince then many things have happened.Image not comprehensive, present additional information verbally:
- AlexWe’ve all worked to spread the gospel far and wide.Note that this does not include a long list of meetings, workshops, and other community events where committee members mentioned the census and its findings.
- Lynn
- Lynn
- Lynn
- Alex
- AlexThe main focus of today’s convening is the community support recommendations.So why the last two agenda items?
- LynnCensus data told us Arizona schools were really good at leveraging partnerships and resources to provide high quality programming.
- LynnNew DOE program will address this recommendation.
- AlexCensus data told us there were the expected barriers to participation in arts field trips, but also the unexpected no obstacles!
- AlexPotential new collaborative program addresses this recommendation.
- AlexBut before we look to develop solutions to barriers, we need to take a deeper look at what those real and perceived barriers are.Briefly discuss difference between real and perceived barriers.Split into two groups:School representatives groupOrg representatives groupStart by brainstorming barriers, real and/or perceived, and contributing factors.Then we’ll come back together to compare notes and consider how some of these barriers might be addressed.
- FacilitatorsAlex and Lynn take notes for wordles
- Side by side comparison of wordlesDiscuss differences and similarities
- Lynn and Alex
- Final group wordle