Quarterly A+ Webinar Michelle Mazan Burrows, Director, A+ Schools Program and Brenda Wheat Whiteman, A+ Arts Education Specialist, NCDPI March 7 th, 2013.

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Quarterly A+ Webinar Michelle Mazan Burrows, Director, A+ Schools Program and Brenda Wheat Whiteman, A+ Arts Education Specialist, NCDPI March 7 th, pm

Questions/Answers Follow-up –Presenters online at conclusion of webinar – /phone –Archived Webinar HOUSEKEEPING

Poll Question1 – What is your role? Administrator, Teacher, Special Area Teacher, A+ Fellow, A+ Friend Poll Question 2 – From where are you viewing this webinar? Eastern NC, Central NC, Western NC, A+ School in another State, Other Poll Question 3 – What does your school need the most this summer? Time to plan integrated lessons, Work on collaboration, Team and climate building, Thinking about enriched assessment, Reflection and self-assessment, All of the above Let’s take a poll! WHO’S HERE?

 A+ Schools Program Updates & Resources  A+ School Tasks and Assessment  A+ Summer Professional Development  DPI Support for A+ Schools  Spotlight on Arts Integration with Douglas ES TODAY’S AGENDA

A+ NETWORK UPDATES

NEW FACES Secretary Susan W. Kluttz Chief Deputy Secretary Karin Cochran Arts Education Consultant (Theatre Arts and Visual Arts)

 Helping schools with needs assessments, goal setting, mission development and planning  Re-connecting with less engaged schools  Cultivating new A+ Schools  Increasing networking across A+ Network  Continuing to support CC&ES connections: whole staff PD, demo teaching, one-on-one coaching and lesson analysis  Fundraising and development of strategic partnerships  Data collection and analysis  Participating in national conversation on arts education WHAT HAVE WE BEEN UP TO? Growing the A+ Garden: Cultivation and Strategic Partnerships

VIP VISITORS!! OKLAHOMA, ARKANSAS AND LOUISIANA A+ SCHOOLS LEADERSHIP

A+ NETWORK EVENT Central/Eastern A+ Schools Tuesday, April 16 th 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. RN Harris Elementary Durham Western Schools Thursday, April 18 th 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Claxton Elementary Asheville Spring Regional A+ Principal and Coordinators Meeting A+ covers lunch and hotel at state rate for long distance travelers, and will also cover the substitute cost (Max $95) for up to three attendees Registration Forms will go out by and are due back by March 30 th

2 nd Annual Gerry D. Howell A+ Educator of the Year Award Application Available on A+ Website ~ Deadline April 15 th 2012 Award Recipient Christina Garay Lohry from Benton Heights Elementary School of the Arts.

A+ ON FACEBOOK! Like us on Facebook at

A+ FORUM Hosted by Columbus County Schools

Crayola Champion Creatively Alive Children Grants landing/ccac-grant-program.aspx Power2Give! SPOTLIGHT ON GRANTS

Up to 20 grants to help educators develop Creative Leadership teams and identify innovative, promising practices that inspire other educators to increase arts-infused education. The school will receive $2,500 and $1,000 worth of Crayola products Due June 2013, Awarded in October, 2013 Principal must be a national NAESP member. Nonmember principals can join now at Applications should focus on developing a Creative Leadership Team and increasing arts-infused education Grants should emphasize creative leadership and capacity building grants are less about a project and more about embedding a long-term commitment to arts-infused education and building creative teaching capacity. CRAYOLA CHAMPION CREATIVELY ALIVE CHILDREN GRANTS

February Educational Leadership Magazine ASCD ations/educational- leadership/feb13/vol70/nu m05/toc.aspx wsletters/education- update/jan13/vol55/num01/Ten- Reasons-Arts-Education- Matters.aspx

 WINNING RECOGNITION AND AWARDS  PRESENTING A+ PRACTICE  HOSTING A+ VISITORS  CONNECTING A+ AND THE NEW STANDARDS  ATTENDING NETWORK EVENTS  WRITING GRANTS  DEVELOPING NEW PARTNERSHIPS  UPDATING WEBSITES AND HANGING BANNERS  PLANNING FOR SUMMER A+ PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT  MAKING LEARNING ENGAGING, ARTFUL,STANDARDS- BASED, RELEVENT AND FUN WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN UP TO?

HAVE YOU CONNECTED/RE-CONNECTED WITH YOUR LOCAL ARTS COUNCIL? HAVE YOU MADE SURE THAT YOUR CENTRAL OFFICE/SUPERINTENDENT KNOWS WHAT A+ IS AND THAT YOU ARE AN A+ SCHOOL? HAVE YOU CHECKED YOUR WEBSITE FOR THE CURRENT A+ LOGO AND LINK? A+ HISTORY AT YOUR SCHOOL? WHAT IT MEANS TO BE AN A+ SCHOOL? HAVE YOU BEEN TALKING ABOUT THE 3 V’S? HOW ARE YOU DOING ON YOUR SCHOOL TASKS

Criteria for Levels of Engagement Ongoing A+ Professional Development Teacher Engagement Principal Leadership Distinguished A+ School

SCHOOL VISION How present is A+ in your school mission and vision? Developing: We are trying to figure out how A+ connects with what we already do. Proficient: A+ is a part of our mission and vision. Accomplished: A+ is a prominent and important part of our mission, vision and school improvement plan. Distinguished: A+ is woven seamlessly into the day to day business of educating our students.

SCHOOL VOICE If a visitor walked through your school community, who would be able to tell them about A+ and how it impacts your school? Teachers? Students? Parents? Community? Developing: We still aren’t really sure what A+ really is ourselves, how can we tell others? Proficient: Most of our teachers could probably share what A+ is. Accomplished: Everyone on our staff and many of our students and parents can talk about A+. Distinguished: Our entire school community, including our students, parents, partners, district folks and even our brand new teachers can all talk about the impact of A+ on our school community.

SCHOOL VISIBILITY How do visitors to your school, website, marketing materials, media releases and school events know that you are an A+ School? Developing: We are just starting to think about this because we have realized that we don’t talk much or show much about being an A+ School… Proficient: We have lots of student art on display and are working on updating our materials and making A+ more visible. Accomplished: We’ve updated our website and materials with the new logo and have our history as an A+ school on our website. Our halls are filled with the sights and sounds of arts integration and when you come to a school event, we always mention that we are an A+ School! Distinguished: Everywhere you look, you will see something that tells you that we are A+. It is such a part of everything we do, we want everyone to know we are part of the A+ Schools Network!

 Continuing the Conversation: Where is our school in its implementation of the A+ Essentials? Where do we need to grow and develop?  Vision, Voice and Visibility: What is our commitment as a member of the A+ Schools Network? Where do we need to do more work?  Summer Needs Assessment: What are our most pressing needs? What do we need this summer?  Plan: How will we continue to grow as an A+ School through the next 12 months? ALL A+ SCHOOLS SHOULD BE SELF ASSESSING

SUMMER A+ DEVELOPMENT  All schools should be considering at least a day of summer PD  Networking is a focus this summer  Don’t let funding be an obstacle (65% rule)  All PD is tailor-made to your staff’s needs  All PD is developed from the Common Core and Essential Standards and is supported and enhanced by our DPI partnership  On-going A+ PD is one of the 3 elements that researchers found as essential to success and sustainability

SUMMER DATES June 24 – 28 in Wilmington July 9 th – 11 th in Asheville July 15 th – 17 th in Triangle or Triad Area Middle School Focus July 29 th – August 2 nd in Charlotte August 6 th – 8 th in Triangle /Triad Area Advanced Focus August th in Elizabeth City

BOOK YOUR SUMMER DATES NOW DEADLINE FOR SUMMER BOOKING IS APRIL 15 TH

NCDPI Alignment and Support for A+ Schools NCDPI Updates

DPI Support for A+ Christie Lynch Ebert Arts Education Consultant and A+ Liaison Brenda Wheat Whiteman A+ Arts Education Specialist NC Department of Public Instruction Division of K-12 Curriculum and Instruction K-12 Programs Section Arts Education

A+ Wiki

Wiki Sites A+ Wiki – Arts Education Wiki –

SPOTLIGHT ON A+ ARTS INTEGRATION Carolyn Florence and Natalia Disney Douglas Creative Arts & Science Magnet Raleigh, NC in Wake County

Carolyn Florence 2 nd Grade Teacher at Douglas and Apprentice A+ Fellow

Natalia Disney Kindergarten Teacher at Douglas

PLEASE: With all submissions, please include name of teacher, name of school, details about what is happening in the photo/video and/or captions. Please make sure that you have a photo release on file for any student faces or voices that are in any of your submitted photos and videos. DO YOU HAVE SOMETHING TO SHARE? Photos of:  Student artwork, especially that which demonstrates integrated connections  Individual students/pairs of students engaging with the arts: creating art, dancing, singing, playing instruments, on stage, etc.  Teachers collaborating or team-building  Smiling and engaged students and teachers  Things/people at your school that are uniquely A+ Videos of:  “A+ Is” or “We are an A+ School”…  Students engaging with the arts and/or Integrated lessons in progress  Events/activities at your school that are uniquely A+ AND  Integrated Lesson plans that target specific arts standards and specific non arts standards, accompanied by photos or video of students participating in the lesson and samples of student products (A+ Template lessons are particularly desirable)

MARK YOUR CALENDARS  April 15 th – Deadline for scheduling summer A+ Professional Development  April 15 th – Deadline for A+ Educator of the Year Applications  April 16 th, 10-3pm – Principals/Coordinators Spring Meeting, RN Harris Elementary, Durham  April 18 th, 10-3pm – Principals/Coordinators Spring Meeting, Claxton Elementary, Asheville  May 9 th, 4-5pm - A+ Network Webinar

WISHING YOU A RESTFUL SPRING BREAK!

Thanks for joining us! We will post this webinar on our website. If you have feedback about the virtual meeting format, please let Michelle know. Please feel free to log off at your leisure… Q & A