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- Teacher as Artist in Residence
- A joint project of The Pennsylvania Art Education
Association (PAEA)
and the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (PCA)
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- The Teacher as Artist in Residence Program
is intended to honor art educators from across
the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for their artistic
abilities and accomplishments. This program
gives art teachers a unique opportunity to
serve as guest artists (not as guest art teachers) in schools
other than their own. Educational partnership
and collaboration underpin every dimension
of this
enterprise from the initial joint application
process, made between the teacher/artist and
the host art
educator, to the program's delivery, through
to the final assessment of program impact.
Download forms and information here.
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- National Teachers
Hall of Fame
Founded for the purpose of recognizing the exceptional qualities possessed
by the nation's teachers, the National Teachers Hall of Fame has inducted 55
teachers from 25 states since the inaugural induction in 1992. Five teachers
are selected for induction annually. Candidates may be current or retired teachers
who have at least 20 years of full-time classroom teaching in pre-K through
high school. Both public and private schoolteachers will be considered.
http://www.nthf.org
- "The NEA
Foundation's Arts@Work Grant Program"
The Arts@Work grants encourage public secondary
school arts specialists to collaborate with technology
savvy educators and the business community to develop
examples of technology-integrated arts curricula
that meet high standards for student achievement.
This program is supported in part by a grant from
the National Endowment for the Arts.
http://www.nfie.org/programs/artsatwork.htm
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General Grant Sources |
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A National Endowment
for the Arts
online resource of Federal funding available for
arts initiatives through national, state and local
funding programs. Updated for 2002
Cultural Funding: Federal Opportunities
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