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2017 National Arts Advocacy Day

This year’s National Arts Advocacy Day in Washington, DC had an undercurrent of energy that came from word that the President had proposed, just days

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The Beat: NJAEP's Newsletter – March 2017

March On Through March and Beyond March is Arts Education in Our Schools Month and in this issue of The Beat we are celebrating that

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ArtsEdNow Q & A with Acting Commissioner of Education Kimberley Harrington

1. What role did arts education play in your own education? The arts played a large role in my education and in my personal development.

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100 Eleventh Grade Students from the Academy for Fine Arts and Academics at Bayonne High School have the Experience of a Lifetime at Hamilton on Broadway!

On Wednesday, February 15th, 2017, one hundred eleventh grade students in the Academy for Fine Arts and Academics (AfA2) at Bayonne High School were treated

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The Beat: NJAEP's Newsletter – February 2017

February is the month of love at the New Jersey Arts Education Partnership. And this issue of The Beat focuses on teachers we love. Those

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Dance for Social Consciousness & Honoring the Holocaust Through Dance – “IDENTITY”

Claudine Ranieri, Dance Educator at Paramus High School in New Jersey creates units of study for her dance students each year called Dance for Democracy

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#1Line1World with Jennifer Braverman

I have the honor of teaching middle school, high school and college in the same day in the New Jersey public school system. I start

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Blog: From Armenia With Love

The most important life lessons I have ever learned came from my music teacher in Yerevan, Armenia. When I was fifteen, Rita Israelovna Petrosian was

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Blog: Arts Horizons Stands Alongside NJAEP

Arts Horizons stands alongside the NJAEP in the campaign for #artsednow! Not only do we believe in the movement to support Arts Education in our

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Understanding A School Budget By Bob Morrison

Typically, most arts teachers along with other advocates and concerned parents are shocked when they learn that programs in music/arts programs are in jeopardy due

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