Arkansas Music Educators Association

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March is Music in Our Schools Month
(MIOSM)

 



Keep an Eye on the Law
Teachers need to know the details of the laws that affect their work environment.

Title 6-16-130
(Requirement to teach Music and Visual Art in 1-6)

RULES GOVERNING STANDARDS FOR ACCREDITATION OF ARKANSAS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS
(Class size requirements: Section 10.02)
(Instructional Materials: Section 10.03)

Be an advocate for yourself as well as your students.  Take a look at these laws and see all of the materials that are available for you to use on our "Advocacy Links" page.


The President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities met at the White House on May 11, 2011.  They have released their report.


Read the full report here.  A summary of the report is also available here.

 

PCAH Website


Former President Bill Clinton, Paul Leopoulos (below) of the Thea Foundation of North Little Rock, and educators announced Saturday a revival of the Arkansas A+ Program, an effort to integrate the arts into school curricula.

The A+ Schools Program is the largest, longest running, most successful, arts-based whole-school reform effort in the nation.   (more)

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February 2012 issue of Segue
(Click on the image)


Dr. William Francis McBeth
Mar. 9, 1933 – Jan. 6, 2012

 

Memorial Tribute

by

Julia Reynolds
Exec. Sec. of ASBOA




Jaree Hall
Nashville
School District

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(formerly MENC)