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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.
  • June 2009 - Read about the depth and breadth of this year’s Arts-in-Education and Exploratory Enrichment programming, the top 10 programs schools experienced this year along with honorable mentions. Learn about the benefits of music to boosting literacy, how to make the arts count. Read about some of the excellent programs such as Grammy winner Chrisette Michele performing at Central Islip, Alephonsion Deng talking about the Lost Boys of Sudan and our new Suffolk County Poet Laureate, accountant and teaching artist Tammy Nuzzo-Morgan.

  • May 2009 - Read about the state of the arts in regard to federal funding as well as about the person the White House appointed for the newly created Cultural Post. Learn about residency arts programs around the country as well as some of the wonderful ones our Suffolk Schools are engaging with.
  • April 2009 - Hear what Daniel Pink, Author of “ Whole new Mind: Why Right-Brainers Will Rule the Future” is currently saying about the brain and arts-based experiences. Read about this year’s LI Media Arts Show and the winners of the video Best in Show. Also, Karl Paulnakc writes that “Music is a basic need of human survival.”

  • March 2009 - Provisions for arts education in public schools seem to be in place, writes Fran Smith in the current issue of Edutopia, which is
    dedicated to “Art and Soul: Why Arts Education Must Be Saved.” Read summaries of several of the articles in this month’s issue of the Star.

  • February 2009 - A lot of advocacy work is being done throughout NYS to support arts education and arts-in-education. See the statewide unified advocacy statement we’ve been instrumental in formulating. Also see excerpts from the Jan/Feb 2009 Principal, the magazine from the National Association of Elementary School Principals on arts education and the whole child. Also read articles on Museums Teach to the Test and The Arts and the Early Learner.

  • January 2009 - Learn about part one of the seminar addressing the needs of the special education student in the arts classrooms for arts educators – and part two will continue on March 17 or 20 (one for visual arts educators; one for music educators). Look at the world of art as seen by Middle Country students who saw exhibits from the World Children’s Museum. Read about the “Battle Cry of the Arts Moms” in supporting arts education in the schools.


  • December 2008 - Thanks to all of you using the online Contract Requests and Evaluations. Read about the school-wide residency “A Human Lighthouse Shines In Commack.” And let us know about your district’s programs and residencies that impact student achievement like this program. Share the online survey with your arts staff to determine the need for Arts Leadership Development that the AIE office is organizing.

  • November 2008 - Read about the meaningful and successful residency, “Author! Author!” completed at North Babylon. We are looking forward to hearing about your successful programs in future newsletters. There are updates from the statewide NYS BOCES Arts-in-Education Network and their work with the Regents to further the causes of arts education and arts-in-education. Read about NYS Council on the Arts Cultural Blueprint details on the economic impact of the arts in NYS.
  • October 2008 - October is Arts & Humanities month. Be sure to celebrate the good work you, your teachers and your students accomplish in and through the Arts! This month’s newsletter reviews a study by the Rand Corporation on “Cultivating Art Lovers: It Starts in Schools.” There is an article referring to Americans for The Arts on where the presidential candidates stand on the arts and arts education. Several Diversity and Unity programs took place in September. Read about them here.

  • September 2008 - Info on the new policy regarding artists, Top Ten programs from June 2008, news regarding partnerships, professional development opportunities and some late June and summer happenings are in this issue. Also, the NYS Council on the Arts Technical Assistance Program has grown! Check out the info on planning for a Strategic Foundation Building retreat.


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