Monthly Archives: January 2009

Directors, Attached is the list of scales required for each instrument.  I have listed the concert pitch at the top of the column and then listed the instruments starting pitch below.  These are the scales that they are required to … Continue reading →

I am thrilled to have so many arts teachers who have been awarded your respective school’s Teacher of the Year or Rookie Teacher of the Year as well as those who have received state and/or national recognition. I don’t know … Continue reading →

2009 Arts Teacher Nomination Form from the United Arts Council. Please open the document and follow the directions on the form. You may nominate yourself. 2009-teacher-arts-nomination-form arts-ed-teach-of-year-award-information arts-education-teacher-of-the-year-portfolio

The ACC is hosting a high school band night on Friday March 6th during the Women’s ACC Tournament.  Tickets will be $7.00 a piece.  The ACC will host a meet and greet with the college pep bands in attendance and … Continue reading →

OK!! Let me first apologize about the confusion!! I sent out an email about pre-registration without checking with the powers to be at first. Now…. If you read the last email about All-County from Nathan/Jeremy, it tells you where to … Continue reading →

Even if you have no students auditioning, you are still expected to be there to judge.  As you know, we barely have enough judges anyways, we need all hands on deck. Also, please have any student teachers that you may have … Continue reading →

Dear Directors, It is that time of year again.  Auditions, auditions, and more auditions, and oh yes, clinics too. I have attached two files that you need to download or save, fill out, and send to the following people. File … Continue reading →

Multi-Arts Production Fund Offers Support for New Work in Performing Arts Deadline: January 20, 2009 The Multi-Arts Production Fund, a program of Creative Capital  ( http://www.creative-capital.org/ ), supports original new work  in all disciplines and traditions of the live performing … Continue reading →

Arts advocates will have TWO opportunities to advance arts education policy, secure public funding, and support legislation for an arts license plate.  Registration is now open for ARTS EDUCATION ADVOCACY DAY, strategically scheduled for the opening day of The State … Continue reading →

This e-mail is for high school teachers, The attached file is a suggested course of study for each content area of arts education. As you already know, concentrations in a course of study are recommended for high school students in … Continue reading →