School Board Candidate Survey Results 2019
Do you know where your school board candidates stand on the arts? Check out their views here!
July Updates
July Updates 2019 (sign up here to get the updates when they come out!) Top News Vote in the Primary by August 6th! Make your voice heard (and research the school board candidates!) King County Arts Ed Data We are deeply thankful to 4Culture and OSPI for releasing the King
Arts Facts: Access to Arts Education is Not Equitable
It comes as no surprise that schools in ‘underserved’ populations have little, if any, access to arts education. What is unacceptable and may come as a shock: Access to arts education for Black and Hispanic students has been on a steady decline for three decades. Three. Decades. Even in the most successful points of
Governor Declares May Arts Education Month
Governor Jay Inslee has officially declared May to be Arts Education Month in Washington State!
Teachers Matter More than Tests
325. That is the number of staff members within just Spokane Public Schools who were told on Wednesday that they were being laid off.
TAG at Loyal Heights
Teachers and parents have reported that students have stronger academic performance, collaboration, creativity, and an excitement to be at school during times of rehearsal and production.
CALL TO ACTION: Help Us Improve Access for All
We hope to have King County Council place an improved Access for All initiative on the ballot in 2020 and we need your advocacy to succeed.
Making Sense of McCleary
Having trouble understanding the McCleary decisions? Us too.
Data has Dropped for 17-18 School Year
Good news: There are THOUSANDS of more kids being assessed in the arts than the previous year. Bad news: That still only equals 36%.
ED Quarterly Letter
I am reaching out to you today to share what we have learned this year and ask for advice on how ArtsEd Washington can better serve you. We want to know what problems you are encountering and what we can do to help you solve them.