The following is part of a series of profiles highlighting various local education agencies' (LEAs) efforts to develop quality arts education; these profiles intend to generate ideas school leaders could implement with Prop 28 funding. Palermo Union School District is a small, rural school district located in Butte County, California.
The following is part of a series of profiles highlighting various local education agencies' (LEAs) efforts to develop quality arts education; these profiles intend to generate ideas school leaders could implement with Prop 28 funding. Manteca Unified is a diverse school district situated in San Joaquin County with 32 campuses.
The following is part of a series of profiles highlighting various local education agencies' (LEAs) efforts to develop quality arts education; these profiles intend to generate ideas school leaders could implement with Prop 28 funding. Val Verde Unified is located in Riverside County and operates 22 schools.
The following is part of a series of profiles highlighting various local education agencies' (LEAs) efforts to develop quality arts education; these profiles intend to generate ideas school leaders could implement with Prop 28 funding. San Diego County Office of Education is one of the largest K–12 county offices of education (COEs) districts in California, supporting about 780 schools across the county in 42 school districts.
The following is part of a series of profiles highlighting various local education agencies' (LEAs) efforts to develop quality arts education; these profiles intend to generate ideas school leaders could implement with Prop 28 funding. Mountain View has been able to expand its arts programming so that every grade level from kindergarten to 8th grade receives arts education.
The following is part of a series of profiles highlighting various local education agencies' (LEAs) efforts to develop quality arts education; these profiles intend to generate ideas school leaders could implement with Prop 28 funding. Elk Grove Unified is the fifth-largest school district in California.
March is Arts Education Month, giving California schools and arts education advocates a unique opportunity to focus on the value of the arts for all students, foster cross-cultural understanding, provide recognition to their outstanding young artists and arts education teachers, and enhance public support for this essential part of the curriculum. Engaging your school board...