Thank you to Governor Jay Inlsee for recognizing May as Arts Education Month. In these times of unprecedented stress, isolation, and trauma, access to a robust education in the arts for our school children is more important than ever. Join the CADRE of Arts Advocates to keep up-to-date with Arts Ed Washington and statewide arts
Covid-19 has disrupted the normal education process and presented particular challenges to learning and teaching in the Arts. Office of Superintendent of Public Instructions (OSPI) in collaboration with the Statewide Arts Education Advisory Team created a set of documents to emphasize the importance of the arts in a COVID-19 environment.
ArtsEd Washington invites you to join the statewide public awareness campaign in May. Community participation is critical to the success of Arts Education Month. Our dedicated partners include Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) Arts and Washington State Arts Commission.
Our Mission To support greater and equitable arts access for every student by transforming educational and legislative systems in Washington State.
The Director of Education at Tacoma Arts Live, Katie is a Midwest native who has been teaching, directing, performing and choreographing in western Washington since 2005.
My expertise is at the intersections of musical arts, education, change-maker, and arts visionary.
I wanted to share a few words of thanks and hopefully give you all a tiny taste of why Mike is such a rockstar to me and to ArtsEd Washington.
Download the one-page summaries now to get up-to-date.
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.
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