Arts in Education Rosters

Online directory of artists screened for artistic merit by the Alabama State Council on the Arts for Arts in Education programs in the state of Alabama.

AATE serves as a national resource network for professionals involved in theatre for youth and drama/theatre education. Member benefits include subscriptions to STAGE of the Art, Youth Theatre Journal, and the AATE Newsletter; online access to the AATE Member Directory; networking groups and information on trends in theatre for young audiences; and discounts on national and regional conferences.

Online listing of jobs for people with disabilities. Includes jobs in media and education.

Art Encounter offers periodic training programs in our interactive discussion approach. Individuals who complete the program and are comfortable with our method may be selected to lead Art Encounter programs in schools, community centers and senior citizen residences. Art Encounter brings artists together through monthly critique sessions and special workshops. Art Encounter employs artists to lead our programs in schools, senior citizen centers and community centers and to teach skills classes for children and adults. We also bring groups to artists’ studios.

Teachers are needed for workshops and residencies in local schools.

Arts based interdisciplinary programs supporting the academiic curriculum for K-12. Small group formats (30-60 students), emphasizing lively student participation and the power of well-crafted ideas is The Learning Art's specialty. Professional development available for educational leaders, teachers and administrators via partnerships with the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development (ASCD) and teacher centers nationwide. Assembly concerts and made-to-order programs are also available. Visit the website to subscribe to the Creative Leaps journal.

Information and resources for developing a Blues in the Schools program at your local school, including links to sample curricula and a Compendium of Blues Educators database.

Chicago Arts Partners in Education places teachers in the schools for long and short-term residencies.

CMS maintains database listings of music faculty and institutions serving higher education in the U.S. and Canada (available in print form or as mailing labels), and international music organizations that serve the field of music (available as mailing labels). CMS also maintains a searchable database of companies that comprise the music business and industry and of festivals, competitions, events and scholarships within the field of music.

These grants provide support for artists residencies in schools and communities statewide. Residencies last from one to six months. Primary and secondary educational institutions, community colleges, and local community organizations are eligible to apply, as well as four-year colleges and universities if the residency invovles local K-12 student population.