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ASN's Exemplary Schools and Awards Programs: Start the process now! {applications due by March 15}
Each year, ASN designates Exemplary Schools, schools that demonstrate excellence in evaluating, strategizing, and improving areas such as administration, finance, recruitment and admissions, resources, community involvement, parent relations, planning, projects, and more. ASN's guidelines for this process are invaluable. The designation distinguishes your school and enhances recruitment and fundraising efforts. And working together with your administration, teachers, and other school staff can not only steer your school in the right direction, but it can also have you working as a team as never before. See the current Exemplary Schools designees.
2015-2017 Exemplary School Designee:
"I think the ASN Exemplary School process serves many purposes. It is a helpful tool to gather information in a format that can be used for accreditation, grants, publicity materials, District reports and annual reports, just to name a few. It can also, if used correctly, energize your community around key issues like fund-raising, event production and especially in crafting new mission and vision statements. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, as a living document the Exemplary Schools write-ups can become a powerful vehicle for comprehensive school improvement and continuous growth."
 Oakland School for the Arts, CA Chairman, California Arts Council |
ASN's Awards program rewards and spotlights outstanding member arts schools and their administrators, teachers, alums, and community partners. See all the categories.
2015 Jeffrey Lawrence Award Winner:
"Thank you to ASN for this wonderful award, I have just put the beautiful Jeffrey Lawrence Award medallion on my bookcase. To receive the recognition of one's peers for a lifetime of work in the arts and arts education is indeed an honor that I will remember with affection. Thank you all for the role you played in giving me this honor.ASN is a vital resource for arts education and our arts schools in the U.S. and around the globe."
 Interlochen Center for the Arts, MI
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