believes that the visual and performing arts are an integral part of a comprehensive curriculum and are essential for learning in the 21st century. All California students—from every culture, geographic region and socio-economic level—deserve quality arts learning in dance, music, theatre, and visual/media arts as part of the core curriculum.
Welcome to Module 19: Developing Empathy and Understanding through World Music Grades K-12. This module will focus on using music as a lens through which we view the historical and cultural connections of people around the world and within our own communities to help students develop empathy and understanding. This module was developed by Aaron Bryan, Fresno County Superintendent of Schools and Pauline Crooks, San Diego County Office of Education.
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CCSESA is pleased to announce the beginning of a Rural County Arts Cohort, as part of a new grant from the Stuart Foundation intended to strengthen and expand arts education in rural communities. After a call for applications, CCSESA asked an external panel of experts to view the applications and make funding recommendations. The following county…
2019 California Arts Standards—we have an app for that! We are pleased to introduce a new way to access the 2019 California Arts Standards (Arts Standards) adopted by the State Board of Education in January! The Content Standards Webpage now includes links with options to search the California Content Standards or to download a mobile…
California Arts Council Makes Largest Investment in Arts and Culture in Nearly Two Decades A projected $24.5 million will fund more than 1,300 grants in support of strengthening California by a spectrum of art and artists On June 5, 2019 the California Arts Council announced 1,243 grant awards totaling $20,823,541 in project and operational support…
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