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Our Students Speak!
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 | (Click on image to view video) Video Credit: Dina Doyle |
"I've been in ATG's theater program for three years now and I'm really thankful for it because it has taught me a lot. I've learned how to really express myself and project, and [the program] has really helped me build my character as myself. It has also really helped me socially."
~ Kristina - Grade 8, I.S. 171, 2011
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| We are Active in the World of Social Media!
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 | Photo credit Laura Merli |
On average, ATG blogs three times per week, with an increasing amount of original content in addition to links to articles important to the arts education community. We welcome any suggestions our fans and readers may have for blog posts, both for original content and for "re-blogs" of relevant articles! One of our latest blog posts: Arts to Grow Shares its Latest Student InterviewsDon't forget to "Like" us on Facebook, follow us on Twitter, & connect with us on LinkedIn! Read more...
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| Fall Programs
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 | Photo Credit: Laura Merli |
Arts to Grow has an exciting line up of Fall programs this year! We kick off with programs at Riverdale Neighborhood House, Bronx, and Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation at IS 302 and IS 171 in Brooklyn. Visit us in social media for announcements of more to come. Riverdale Neighborhood House (RNH): Students in the teen program at RNH will engage in a hybrid of dance styles, including urban hip hop, jazz, and Zumba. Students will learn combinations as well as coming up with their own steps in a fun and upbeat class lead by Teaching Artist, Logan McClain. Logan McClain, holds a BA in Dance and Physical Education from Queens College and has over ten years experience working with inner-city youth using dance and physical education as a means of energizing students and establishing a creative learning environment. This is ATG's sixth year partnering with RNH. Read More...
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Volunteer Spotlight: Jennifer November, website editor
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 As ATG's website editor since fall 2009, Jennifer November adds new videos, pictures, and content to keep ATG's website current and fresh. Among her numerous projects, she designed a new template for ATG's newsletter in 2010, and as of 2011, continues to create each new issue, six times per year. In addition, she designs and creates ATG's e-blasts and program announcements. She is also the owner of Artrait, LLC., where she provides website development and redesign for arts organizations. Read more....
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