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The Star
The monthly Arts-In-Education Newsletter, The Star, features the
Top Ten AIE programs for the month as well detailing the many programs
taking place in each of your districts. It profiles one or more programs
and events and then informs you of meetings and more.
School Year 2009/2010
- September
2009 - First issue of the 2009-10 school year includes grant info
for arts education, support for the arts in a letter to school administrators
from US Secretary of Education, Arne Duncan and in an interview of
NYS Senator Jose Serrano (chair of Cultural Affairs, Tourism, Parks
and Recreation), Residency Program Profile of Dancing Classrooms,
Calendar of AIE events and more. Remember to share your residency
program activities for future Star newsletters.
- October
2009 - Read about the many Character Ed programs being presented
in districts all over Suffolk, the presenters and performance at the
September AIE Advisory Council Meeting, and this year’s Scholar-Artists
from Suffolk schools. Find out about the NYSED BEDS survey on Arts
Education and the results of National Assessment of Educational Progress
(NEAP) in the Arts. Follow our first of many articles about the arts
and brain research. Learn about the books available in the AIE Lending
Library.
- November
2009 - Read more about research from the NYC Center for Arts Education
to support arts education both sequentially and across the curriculum.
Read Harvard’s Project Zero director Steve Seidel’s research
and details on the quality of quality in arts education. See the diversity
of programs that our schools participated in this past month.
- December
2009 - Read about the workshops” Teaching Inclusion Students
in the Arts Classroom” (and will offer again in March). Get
updates on Arts-in-Education around the country. Read the profile
of Bay Street Theatre’s new Literature Live Program.
- January
2010 - Read about some interesting programs our districts are
participating in such as writer Todd Strasser’s “Help!
You’re Trapped in the Writing Process” (at Dawnwood Middle
School in Middle Country) and the new Ward Melville Heritage Organization
program at the Thompson House in Setauket, Medicine: Past, Present
and Future. Learn the “10 Ways to Foster a Culture of Innovation”
and how to develop a math rap in “Rapping in the Math Class.”
- February
2010 - There were many Arts-in-Education programs scheduled to
kick off district PARP events. There were also several Programs Profiles
highlighted this month including dancer Cartier Williams at Bay Shore
Middle School, Vitamin L at Babylon Grade School and Mark Rust at
Shelter Island Elementary Schools. Each of these performers is available
for additional programming this year. Find them in our Arts-in-Ed
online catalog. Also note the new, streamlined nomination form for
the 2010-11 Scholar-Artist available online.
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