NEEL, from pg. 31
There are numerous resources available to assist arts educators in learning more about ESSA and its impact for music and arts education. It is highly recommended that music and arts educators review these online resources and download them to share with colleagues (department meetings, emails to colleagues), parents (parent nights, PTA meetings, booster meetings) and administrators (planning meetings with supervisors). Some of the most helpful resources include:
1. NAfME: Everything ESSA site which may be accessed at:
http://4wrd.it/EVERYTHINGESSA 2. Yamaha: The Music Teacher’s Guide to ESSA, which may be accessed at:
http://4wrd.it/YAMAHASUPPORTED
3. The NAMM Foundation’s recently released brochure, Music is a Part of a Well-Rounded Education: What parents need to know about music education and the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) Federal Education Law. Complimentary copies (packets of 50 each to share with parents) are available to order at:
http://4wrd.it/ ESSAPARENTBROCHURE
4. SBO: How to Use Advocacy Stats to your Best Advantage: Using Music Education Data as Indicators of a Positive School Climate by Marcia Neel at:
http://4wrd.it/SBO_Marcia
5. SBO: In the Trenches: The Every Student Succeeds Act and What’s in it for You! (But Only if You Act!) by Bob Morrison at:
http://4wrd.it/ESSAINTHETRENCHES
6. Meet Title I Goals Using the Arts at:
http://4wrd.it/2TITLEIARTS 7. Using Title I funds to support music and arts education in Arizona at:
http://www.arizonatitle1arts.org
NOW IS THE TIME to become engaged and to engage others. With the passage of ESSA and the eventual passage of your State Plan, music and arts educators and advocates have been provided with an opportunity to speak up about the value of music and arts education. The more that we can advocate for music and the arts as part of a well-rounded education within our own districts and schools, as well as providing documented support for how Title I funds can be used for music and arts education, the better the chance that more students will have increased access to the many benefits that an education in music and the arts will provide.
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