|
|
MEMBER SCHOOL
spotlight
orange grove middle magnet school of the arts, tampa florida | |
On February 2, 1926, the School Board met and approved the site as the location for the new Orange Grove Elementary School. The cost of the site was $45,000. M. Lee Elliott was appointed architect and began to design the school. Mr. Elliott had also designed Tampa's City Hall, Centro Asturiano Theater, and Gorrie and Philip Shore Elementaries.
Visit Orange Grove Middle Magnet!
The company of G.H. Cooper was awarded the construction contract on August 6th of that year. The building cost was set at $127,800. On June 2, 1927, James McIntosh was appointed as the first principal of Orange Grove. His salary was set at $175 per month!
The name Orange Grove was derived from the grove of trees which existed on the south side of the campus. In the decades that followed, Orange Grove served a population which was rich with pride and spirit. Evidence of tradition was the yearly May Day festivals and Halloween carnivals. These events provided many lasting memories for all who shared in them.
In 1971, as part as the court-ordered desegregation law, Orange Grove became a Sixth Grade Center. Then, in 1985, a 1.2 million dollar renovation and remodeling project updated the original structure. Finally, in 1998, when Orange Grove became a part of the Magnet School Initiative, our current structure was added at a cost of 8.9 million dollars! We are proud to be a part of the lasting legacy that is Orange Grove.
Visit Orange Grove Middle Magnet! |
|
SPONSOR MOMENT
wenger corporation
| |
Dynamic Music Chair, Musicians can now engage their entire body in music-making, with the new Nota® conBRIO™ music posture chair for band, orchestra and choir. Cantilever design offers dynamic seating possibilities, coupled with superior ergonomic comfort. Patented chair features durable construction and five-year warranty.
Wenger Corp.
800/4WENGER
|
|
FY2012
sponsors to date | | |
thank you!
$75K and higher
Columbia College Chicago, IL
$50K-$25K
Santa Fe University of Art and Design, NM
$20K
Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, Jacksonville FL
$5K
SoundTree
Webster University Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts, St. Louis MO
Wenger Corporation, Minneapolis MN
$2.5K
Association of Independent Colleges of Art and Design, San Francisco CA
Duke Ellington School of the Arts, Washington DC
Houston High School for the Performing and Visual Arts Friends, Houston TX
$1K
Denise Davis Cotton, Ed.D., Sarasota FL
Interlochen Center for the Arts, MI
Orange County High School of the Arts, Santa Ana CA
$500-$1K
Los Angeles County High School for the Arts, CA |
| arts schools network sponsorship guidelines adopted 10/28/11 | | |
Given that the mission of Art Schools Network is to promote excellence in arts education by inspiring and serving arts leaders, institutions and organizations, and that our vision is to be the resource for arts schools leaders and best practice models, it is ASN's goal to associate itself with other institutions with the same core values. Any educational institution wishing to sponsor activities of ASN must be a.) a member of ASN and b). regionally accredited. (e.g.: list to follow)
Sponsorships should be reviewed and approved by the Executive Board for appearance and appropriateness after due notification of the entire Board of Directors.
Individual sponsorship to ASN does not represent endorsement of any individual organization, product, or service. |
|
2011
arts schools network board of directors | |
President
Ralph Opacic, Ed.D. (2011)
Executive Director
Orange County High School of the Arts
Santa Ana, CA
1st Vice President
Tim Wade (2011)
Vice President of
Student Affairs
Interlochen
Center for the Arts
Interlochen, MI
2nd Vice President
Craig Collins, Ed.D. (2011)
Principal
Harrison High School
for the Arts
Lakeland, FL
Secretary
Rory Pullens (2011)
CEO, Head of School
Duke Ellington School
of the Arts
Washington, D.C.
Treasurer
Bill Barrett (2011)
Executive Director
Association of Independent Colleges of Art & Design
San Francisco, CA
Immediate Past President
Denise Davis-Cotton, Ed.D. (2011)
Faculty, College of Education
Argosy University
Sarasota, FL
Founder, Detroit School of the Arts, MI
Directors
R. Scott Allen, Ph.D. (2012)Principal, Houston High School for Performing and Visual Arts, TX
Douglas Ashcraft, D.M.A. (2012)
Dean of the Arts, Idyllwild Arts, CA
Kim M. Bruno (2012) Principal
Fiorello H. LaGuardia High School of Music & Art and Performing Arts
New York, NY
Jackie Collins (2012)
Principal, Idaho Arts Charter, Nampa, ID
Jackie Cornelius (2011)
Executive Director of Fine Arts, Duval County Public Schools; and Principal, Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, Jacksonville, FL
Patricia Decker (2011)
Director of Recruitment
New York University
Tisch School of the Arts
New York, NY
Dorothy Marshall Englis (2011)
Chair, Conservatory of Theatre Arts Webster University
St. Louis, MO
David A. Flatley (2012)
Executive Director
Center for Community Arts Partnerships
Columbia College Chicago
Chicago, IL
Roy Fluhrer, Ph.D. (2011)
Director
Fine Arts Center
102 Pine Knoll Drive
Greenville, SC
Donn K. Harris (2011)
Executive Director
Oakland School for the Arts
Oakland, CA
Suzy Highland, Ed.D. (2012)
Academic Counselor, New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts, LA
Pamela Jordan (2012) Head of School, Chicago Academy for the Arts, IL
Carol Kim (2012)
Vice President of International Relations
CalArts
Valencia, CA
William Kohut (2012)
Principal, Denver School of the Arts, CO
Mary Martha Lappe ASN 1981Founding Director
Executive Director, HSPVA Friends
The High School for Performing & Visual Arts
Houston, TX
Terri Milsap (2012) Principal, ChiArts, IL
Scott M. Rudes, Ph.D. (2012) Principal, Orange Grove Middle Magnet School of the Arts, Tampa, FL
Tom Sherry (2011)
Architect, AIA, LEED, AP, Design Principal
Hamilton Anderson Associates
Detroit, MI
|
| culture builds florida's future | | |
A campaign just launched in Florida to promote the state's cultural assets as a means for economic stimulation. Culture Builds Florida was announced last week in Tampa by Secretary of State Kurt Browning. He noted the main push behind the campaign was the $3 billion that arts and culture groups take in each year, and the nearly 90,000 jobs they sustain. "Arts can be an economic draw in our communities," Browning said. "We intend to promote the variety of ways arts and culture can create jobs, stimulate the economy and contribute to Florida's tourism."
Visit website! |
| nea announces research on working artists | | |
New research from the NEA gives an in-depth analysis of artists in the American workforce. According to the report, there are 2.1 million artists in the United States workforce, which makes up 1.4 percent of the total workforce, and 6.9 percent of all professional workers. Artist employment spans multiple industries and job sectors, with design being the largest. The research also examines artist demographics such as age, education, nationality and wages, along with geographic information on the prevalence of artists. More key findings and the full report can be viewed here. |
| subscribe to e-news |  |
| good luck and godspeed | | |
at the end of the day, give us a quote
José Revueltas Sánchez
1914-1976
La muerte es un acto infinitamente amoroso
Translation, death is an infinitely loving act
|
|
|
|
| executive director's message | | |
Dear ,
Greetings members and friends!
Our board meeting last week was an amazing coming together of top arts school leaders who are guiding this organization to even greater success. Special thanks to New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts for hosting! Our scrumptous meals were catered by NOCCA's culinary arts students and we ended our meeting with a tour of the facility, met faculty and observed various arts classes.
Action items included:
- The board selected 2012-13 officers and future board members targets.
- The master series Life in the Arts is in full swing with 2 of 9 episodes posted and we have plans to expand offerings in the spring, inviting schools to submit episodes for stipends.
- On Your Way student competition window closes Nov. 15 giving students a great opportunity for top college faculty to provide feedback and for students to maintain an online portfolio.
- There is a renewed effort to recruit more elementary and middle arts schools as they are the feeders to all of our member high schools.
- We will be increasing our efforts to connect directly with students and hope you encourage them to join ASN for free.
After the board meeting, in true New Orleans fashion, we walked back to our hotel through a voodoo parade. The weather was cool, breezy and rainy...perfect for the undead arts school leaders masquerading as locals. Such fun! Ahh, there is more time than life.
 Sincerely,
Kristy Callaway
Executive Director
Arts Schools Network
kristy@artsschoolsnetwork.org
| |
|
arts schools network board of directors
announce 2012-2013 slate of officers | | |
President - Craig Collins, Ed. D., Principal, Harrison School for the Arts, Lakeland FL
First Vice President - Rory Pullens, CEO and Head of School, Duke Ellington School of the Arts, Washington DC
Second Vice President - Pamela Jordan, Head of School, Chicago Academy for the Arts, IL
Treasurer - Donn K. Harris, Executive Director, Oakland School of the Arts, CA
Secretary - Patricia Decker, Director of Recruitment, New York University - Tisch School of the Arts, NY
Immediate Past President - Ralph Opacic, Ed. D., Executive Director, Orange County High School of the Arts, Santa Ana CA |
 |
|
art of education contest
win $$$ for your school | | |
 americans for the arts
VOTE NOW!
As part of its second annual "Art of Education" program, KRIS will award 16 schools in the United States a total of $25,000 to improve academic achievement through arts education. From now until November 30, you can help support arts education programs in America's K-12 public schools.
VOTE NOW!
Please visit the KRIS Facebook app to vote for your favorite K-12 public school to win funding for arts education programs. Participants 21 years and older can vote up to one time per day for multiple schools throughout the duration of the program. When the program ends on November 30, the school with the winning number of votes will be awarded $5,000. The next five schools receiving the top number of votes will receive $2,000. Schools that rank sixth through 16th in total number of votes will receive $1,000.
Please pass on the contest information to your networks, friends, colleagues and participate often!
Kristen Engebretsen
Arts Education Program Coordinator
Americans for the Arts
E: kengebretsen@artsusa.org
W: http://artsusa.org/networks/arts_education/
Twitter: @harvardancer
|
|
surdna foundation announces judilee reed
new program director for thriving cultures program | | 
 As the Executive Director of Leveraging Investments in Creativity (LINC), Ms. Reed established and led successful projects focusing on building the capacity of community-centered arts organizations, improving artists' access to information about America's changing health care policies, generating awareness of the increasingly diverse demographics of communities around the country. Ms. Reed holds a B.A. in art history and a B.F.A. in painting from the University of New Hampshire, and alumni status at Harvard Business School.
Ms. Reed will take over leadership of Surdna's Thriving Cultures Program at an auspicious time as the focus has been expanded over the past year to include: Artists Engaging in Social Change, an effort to strengthen the capacity of artists and cultural organizations to engage in social change efforts; and Community Driven Design, through which disadvantaged cultural groups have a voice in the design planning of public places. The Thriving Cultures Program will continue its support for Teens' Artistic Advancement.
Phillip Henderson, Surdna's President, said, "We are thrilled to have Judilee joining the Surdna team. She brings exceptional creative vision and programming experience, and her broad knowledge of community-building will add to the Foundation's cross-program and collaborative style of work. Judilee has always been committed to the power of art in communities and shares Surdna's view of the importance of equity." Additional information is available from the Leveraging Investments in Creativity (LINC) Website.
Related to this announcement, Lynn Stern was promoted to Senior Program Officer of the Thriving Cultures Program. Stern has served as program officer of Surdna's Thriving Cultures (formerly Arts) Program for 5 years, playing a central role in the development of new lines of work; in particular she led the development of Artists Engaging in Social Change. Stern has also provided leadership to Surdna's New Orleans Fund initiative. Prior to joining the Surdna Foundation, Lynn worked as an independent consultant to philanthropic organizations and nonprofit groups, and served as project specialist to the Ford Foundation's Media, Arts and Culture unit.
About the Surdna Foundation
The Surdna Foundation - one of the nation's oldest family foundations - was established in 1917 by John E. Andrus, and is governed today by fourth and fifth generation Andrus family members. Surdna seeks to foster just and sustainable communities in the United States-communities guided by principles of social justice and distinguished by healthy environments, strong local economies, and thriving cultures. With assets of approximately $850 million, Surdna awards more than $38 million in grants annually to hundreds of nonprofit organizations across the United States.
View press release. |
|
calendar of events and gatherings | | |
november 15 on your way online auditions closed
 january 23-29, 2012 conference arts works, making your way orlando, fl
spring/summer board retreat tba
october 15-21, 2012 conference chicago, chiarts, chicago academy of arts, columbia college
october 2013 conference new york city, nyu tisch, nyu steinhardt, laguardia
october 2014 conference denver, co, denver school of the arts
|
| book drum launches interactive map for literature | | 
Book Drum has assembled multimedia profiles of 150 great books. Discover more about us here. One part of each profile is an illustrated Setting. We've now brought these together in a brand new internet phenomenon: an interactive crowd-sourced literary world map. Click on a red pin to read about a book setting, or just roam the map in search of your next geographically-inspired read! If you'd like to add a book to the map, find out how to contribute to Book Drum here.
Q: What is Book Drum and who is it for?
Book Drum is a web community for book lovers. It provides a convenient facility for readers to bring their favourite books alive for others by adding images, music, maps, background information and video.
Q: What does Book Drum offer that other book sites don't?
Most book websites do one of two things: they sell books or they assemble reviews & literary analysis. Book Drum provides a facility for reviews, but that's a tiny fraction of its potential. We're more interested in all the extra information, images, video and audio files that bring a book alive. Book Drum is the only website that provides a mechanism for readers to upload or embed multi-media content to illustrate and augment a book.
Q: Authors write books just the way they want them. Why do you need to add to them?
That's not necessarily true: who knows what Dickens and Austen might have come up with if they'd had the riches of the Internet at their disposal? And even contemporary authors are constrained by the conventional assumptions of book publishing. Including colour images in a printed book is very costly, and standard books have no facility for moving images or sound. So we hope authors will welcome this new opportunity to add context and illustration to their books, or to see their admirers do it for them. http://www.bookdrum.com/ |
| new world school of the arts exhibition durng art basel | | |
three cutting-edge collaborative exhibitions celebrate nwsa 25th anniversary
NWSA / WET HEAT: "HOTBED" AND "A PIECE OF ME" NWSA / CASALIN: "RAPTURE: THE DAY AFTER"
Miami - In celebration of its 25th anniversary, New World School of the Arts' visual arts division has leaped into Art Basel mode with three ground-braking cutting-edge exhibitions. In collaboration with WET HEAT, NWSA will present two shows simultaneously: HOTBED MIAMI 2011, a performance-based exhibition, and A PIECE OF ME an interpretative collection of installations. As in years past, NWSA has also joined CASALIN to present RAPTURE: THE DAY AFTER in the luscious gardens of The Yard at Casalin, the recognized urban garden exhibition site that has become one of the first stops for arts enthusiasts during the Wynwood showings.
Exhibition Details:
- HOTBED MIAMI 2011: Thursday, December 1st - Sunday, December 4. NWSA Artseen Gallery. 2215 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami.
- A PIECE OF ME: Thursday, December 1st - Sunday, December 4. NWSA Artseen Gallery. 2215 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami.
- RAPTURE: THE DAY AFTER: Thursday, December 1st - Sunday, December 4. Yard at Casalin. 55 NW 30 Street, Miami. Opening Reception, December 1, 10:00 AM - 12:00 noon.
All exhibitions are free and open to the public. Information at 305-237-3649
"These three exhibitions give us the opportunity to showcase the work of our current high school and college students during the pivotal Art Basel season, where all eyes are on Miami," commented Maggy Cuesta, dean of the visual arts division at New World School of the Arts. "Moreover, it is important that we highlight the important role that our alumni play in the lives of these students. As mentors, collaborators, and peers, our alumni continue to come back to share the knowledge, experience and insight they have acquired over the years. It is precisely this coming together of the arts and minds that enables us to celebrate 25th years of artistic success."
HOTBED MIAMI 2011 showcases the talents of four art students whose mission is to engage the viewer through purely ephemeral creations. In this challenge, each student must conceive, plan and produce a one-day only performative installation - each to be presented consecutively. Every artist participating in "Hotbed Miami 2011" must install overnight, present their piece to actively engage the crowds of viewers the following show day, and strike their piece immediately afterward to make room for the next artist's work.
A PIECE OF ME is an annual multi-modal exhibition of visual conversations between established artists and art students. Across a generation, an artist's work speaks to nascent artists. In its inaugural 2011 presentation, "A Piece of Me" exhibits a prominent artwork from four renowned alumni of New World School of the Arts, and showcases a new, commissioned-work response to those pieces from four NWSA visual arts high school students. Each of the four "A Piece of Me" students will choose one of the four significant artworks of their predecessors in a one-to-one engagement of ideas and forms, but with a very specific modal challenge: their creative response must be in the form of a video art piece / installation. The prescribed electronic format of this challenge emphasizes the student's idea and its manifestation through distinct contrast to the established original (the alumni artworks will not include video work). Showcased alumni include Hernan Bas, Jen Stark, Loriel Beltran, and Michael Vasquez.
RAPTURE: THE DAY AFTER.A series of installations have been designed to illustrate what the end of the world might look like after the Rapture. With a wide range of works from ten NWSA faculty and alumni, the show illustrates this theme through creature-like animals reminiscent of what the world might be after this epic event. Levine's clusters are an infestation of twelve non-native spices of small mammal-like animal whose fluorescent colors offers stark contradiction of their sleep or dead-like posture. What are these creatures and what is happening with them? A surrealist approach is taken by Mones through his life-size "sheep", while Michael Loveland offers guests palpable realism with his coveted sculptures of caged life fauna. Among the artists that will be showcased at Casalin are COOPER, Loriel Beltran, Fred Snitzer, Jessica Laino, Asher Mones, Joshua Levine, Michael Loveland, Christina Gast, Cynthia Cruz and Alejandro Contreras.
About NWSA: A Florida center of excellence in the visual and performing arts, NWSA provides a comprehensive program of artistic, creative and academic development through a curriculum that reflects the rich multicultural state of Florida. With programs accredited by the National Association of Schools of Art, Dance, Music and Theater, NWSA offers four-year BFA and BM college degrees, as well as the high school diploma. Through its rigorous curriculum and conservatory-style teaching NWSA empowers its students to become leaders in the arts. At New World School of the Arts, visual arts students are able to explore and develop their personal artistic and aesthetic vision while being guided by a dynamic and distinguished faculty who are all practicing artists. Through disciplined training in traditional and new media, students also develop new skills and refine others while gaining invaluable understanding of the roles of art and design in society. Areas of concentration in visual arts include Drawing, Electronic Media, Graphic Design, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, and Sculpture.
New World School of the Arts (NWSA) was created by the Florida Legislature as a center of excellence in the performing and visual arts, is an educational partnership of Miami Dade County Public Schools, Miami Dade College and the University of Florida.
Further information regarding NWSA's Visual Arts Program is available by calling (305) 237-3649, or at nwsa.mdc.edu
Photo ID's:
- A PIECE OF ME: Hernan Bas, The New Willingness 2003, Watercolor on paper, 30" x 22"
- A PIECE OF ME: Loriel Beltran, I admire the perfection of industrial processes, 48" x45" x 94", Bark on metal structure
- RAPTURE: THE DAY AFTER: Josh Levine, Sleepers: Invasive Species,2.75" x 7.5" x 6.5" each, Painted epoxy/urethane resin
nwsa.mdc.edu
art basel 2012 |
| 6th festival of life and dead traditions | | |
During the 6th Festival of Life and Death Traditions, small souls will come to visit to show us a beautiful collage of rituals, offerings, wake games, theater productions, dance, music, visual arts, and much more, so we can come to understand the "Child Death ritual", in an exciting journey through the history and traditions of Mexico.
Tabasco will be our guest state and will bring a delegation of over 100 participants to show us and share their offerings, dances, music, folklore, theater, stories and delicious food in honor of the dearly departed.
Our hearts will dance to the beat of traditional music, and the scent of the hot earth from the piib will invite us to savor the traditional cuisine of the region. Three famous Mexican women - Sor (Sister) Juana Inés de la Cruz, Frida Kahlo and Rosario Castellanos - will be present through a masterful rendition by actress Ofelia Medina in "Mexican Voices" , and, attendees will also be able to enjoy "The Child Death, a ritual poem" , a magnificent gala concert directed and composed by Jesús Echevarría, accompanied by the Carlos Chávez quartet and world class guest musicians.
A wide spectrum of music from Veracruz, son huasteco, melodies from Michoacán, Chilean rhythms, Tabasco drums and folk guitars will also contribute a cheerful beat to the party and bring young and old to their feet to dance, while Jaramar´s extraordinary voice, accompanied by greatly experienced musicians, will bring us the gift of her song in a special concert.
Plays, dancing, painting, sculpture and chocolate exhibits; visits to the cemetery, visual arts, a ball game, pre-Hispanic dances, clown theater, a children's and young people's pavilion, and many artists and exhibitors, will be awaiting with a great variety of activities during four days of celebration.
Come celebrate with us on November 1st and 2nd, starting at 4:00 pm, and enjoy the scents, colors, textures, sounds and flavors we will gladly share with our little angels and our dearly departed at Xcaret.
http://www.festivaldevidaymuerte.com/EN/index.php
|
|
| FY12 renewing members to date | | | thank you for renewing!
| Lee Berk | | Denise Davis Cotton Ed.D. | | Bill Lowman | | John Otis | | Catherine Thompson | | Patrick Widhalm | | ACES Educational Center for the Arts | | Alexander W Dreyfoos Jr School of the Arts | | American Academy of Dramatic Arts-Los Angeles & New York | | American Musical and Dramatic Academy | | Anne Arundel County Public Schools | | Apalachee Tapestry Magnet School of the Arts | | ArtQuest | | Arts and Academics.com | | Arts High School | | Arts in Basic Curriculum Project | | Arts Schools Network | | ArtsBridge, LLC (formerly The Arts Edge, LLC) | | Ashley River Creative Arts Elementary | | ASIA North Poplar Elementary | | Association of Independent Colleges of Art and Design | | Bak Middle School of Arts | | Baldwin Arts & Academics Magnet School | | Baltimore School for the Arts | | Barbara Ingram School of the Arts | | Berklee College of Music | | Bethune Elementary School of the Arts | | Beyond the Applause | | Blake High School for the Performing Arts | | Bluffton Elementary School | | Booker High School VPA | | Booker Middle School | | Booker T. Washington Magnet High School | | Boston Arts Academy | | Bradby | | Buffalo Academy for the Visual & Performing Arts | | Buffalo High School | | Cab Calloway School of the Arts | | CalArts | | Camp Broadway | | Carver Center for Arts and Technology | | Center for Community Arts Partnerships | | Center for Creative Arts | | Centre for Dance & the Performing Arts | | Charleston County School of the Arts | | Chattanooga Symphony & Opera | | Chester Fund for Education and the Arts Inc | | Chicago Academy for the Arts | | Chicago High School for the Arts | | Chicago High School for the Arts (ChiArts) | | Cho Benn Holback + Associates | | Churchland High School | | Classen School of Advanced Studies | | Confluence Academy of the Arts | | Conservatory Lab Charter School | | Cooperative Arts & Humanities High School | | Cornish College of the Arts | | Coronado School of the Arts | | Council of Arts Accrediting Associations | | Crossroads School for Arts & Sciences | | Davenport School of the Arts | | DaVinci Academy of Arts and Science | | Denver School of the Arts | | Detroit School of Arts | | Detroit School of Arts | | Detroit School of Arts | | Detroit School of Arts | | Detroit School of Arts | | Diablo Glass School | | Douglas Anderson School of the Arts | | Dreyfoos High School of the Arts | | Duke Ellington School of the Arts | | Duke Ellington School of the Arts | | Durham School of the Arts | | Durham School of the Arts | | Edward Duke Ellington Conservatory of Music/Art | | Entertainment Career Connection | | Fairmount Jr. Public School | | Fillmore Arts Center | | Fine Arts Center - Greenville County | | Fiorello H. LaGuardia HS of Music & Art and Performing Arts | | Germantown High School | | Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts | | Hamilton Anderson Associates | | Hawthorne High School | | Hilton Head School for Creative Arts | | Hope Arts Learning Community | | house of mia | | Houston High School for the Performing and Visual Arts | | Howard W. Blake High School of the Arts | | HSPVA Friends | | Huntington Beach Academy for the Performing Arts | | Idaho Arts Charter | | Idyllwild Arts | | Interlochen Center for the Arts | | Isidore Newman School | | Jubilee Performing Arts Center | | Juilliard School | | Kalamazoo RESA Education for the Arts | | Kansas City Art Institute | | Kennedy Center | | Kensington Parkwood Elementary School | | Kinsella Magnet School of Performing Arts | | Kunsmiller Creative Arts Academy | | Laguna College of Art + Design | | Las Vegas Academy | | Las Vegas Academy | | LaVilla School of the Arts | | Lehigh Valley Charter HS for the Performing Arts | | Lesley University | | Lighthouse Academies | | LIPA | | Lois Cowles Harrison Center for the Visual & Performing Arts | | Long Island High School for the Arts | | Los Angeles County High School for the Arts | | Los Angeles County High School for the Arts Foundation | | Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts | | Lusher Charter School | | Main Street School of Performing Arts | | Mary Palmer & Associates, LLC | | Maryland Institute College of Art | | Mason Gross School of the Arts, Rutgers University | | Massachusetts College of Art and Design | | Matthews Playhouse | | MCAET | | McCallum Fine Arts Academy | | Memphis College of Art | | Menlo School | | Metropolitan Arts Institute | | Miami-Dade County Public Schools | | Minneapolis Public School | | Mission School District | | Mississippi School of the Arts | | Muller Elementary Magnet School of the Arts | | National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts | | New Mexico School for the Arts | | New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts Riverfront | | New Rochelle High School | | New School for the Arts | | New World School of the Arts | | New York University, Tisch School of the Arts | | North East School of the Arts | | North Ft. Myers Academy for the Arts | | Oakland School for the Arts | | Omaha South High Magnet School | | Orange County High School of the Arts | | Orange Grove Middle Magnet School for the Arts | | Overton High School | | Oxbow School | | Palm Beach County Schools | | Palm Springs Unified School District | | Parkview Arts/Science Magnet High School | | Pennsylvania College of Art and Design | | Performing & Fine Arts High School | | Perpich Center for Arts Education | | Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School & Camp | | Philip Shore Elementary Magnet School of the Arts | | Pine Forest Elementary School of the Arts | | Pinellas County Center for the Arts | | Pittsburgh CAPA 6-12 | | Plainfield Public Schools | | Plumosa School of the Arts | | PortfolioPrep | | Power APAC | | Professional Children's School | | Progress Village Middle Magnet School of the Arts | | Providence Conservatory for Visual and Performing Arts | | Putney School | | Ramon Cortines High School for the Visual and Performing Arts | | Regional Center for the Arts | | Riverside Performing Arts High School | | Riverside Unified School District | | Roberts Elementary, Houston ISD | | Rocky Mountain College of Art & Design | | Roosevelt University: Chicago College of Performing Arts | | Rotella Interdistrict Magnet School | | Rowan University | | Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama | | Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts | | Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists | | San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts | | San Francisco Art Institute | | Santa Fe University of Art and Design | | Savannah Arts Academy | | School District of Palm Beach County | | School for Creative and Performing Arts | | School of the Art Institute of Chicago | | School of the Arts Foundation, Inc. | | School of the Arts, College of Charleston | | Seattle Academy of Arts and Science | | South Carolina Governor's School for the Arts and Humanities | | South Orange County School of the Arts Foundation | | Southeast Center for Education in the Arts | | St. Helena Elementary School | | Steinhardt School/NYU | | Strategic National Arts Alumni Project | | Studio School | | Surdna Foundation Inc | | Swarthmore College | | The Governors School for the Arts | | The School of Arts and Enterprise | | Toledo School for the Arts | | Toronto District School Board | | Tri-Cities High School | | UNC School of Arts | | University of Evansville | | University of Minnesota | | University of the Arts London | | USC Thornton School of Music | | USC Thornton School of Music | | Virginia Beach City Gifted Education & Magnet Programs | | Virginia Governor's School for the Arts | | Vista Academy of Visual and Performing Arts | | Walkerville Centre for the Creative Arts | | Walnut Hill School of the Arts | | Webster University Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts | | West Metro Education Program | | Westminster College of the Arts-Rider University | | Wexford Collegiate School for the Arts | | Whale Branch Elementary School | | Whale Branch Middle School | | William E. Doar Jr. Public Charter School for the Performing Arts | | William Paterson University | | Youth Performing Arts School |
Renew now!
|
|
|
