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CEOs across the country agree that the skill needed most in our future workforce is creativity. And in an ever move visual society, it is clear that building a child`s visual literacy skills plays an important role for the jobs of the future. Art in Action kindles students` thinking and creativity by providing a comprehensive and engaging program. We make it easy to fill a visual arts education need for Kindergarten through 8th grade students everywhere and help close the achievement gap by making the skills and the joys of art accessible to all students – students who might not otherwise have access to experiences and opportunities the arts elicit. Today we reach more than 50,000 students and train more than 3,000 teachers in nearly 200 schools nationwide.
Edmund Burke School is a Washington, DC-based company in the Education sector.
Region 10 Education Service Center is a Richardson, TX-based company in the Education sector.
The Erie School District serves the City of Erie in Erie County, Pennsylvania. Erie is the state`s fourth-largest city with an estimated population of 101,786. The school district enrollment is approximately 12,000 across 18 public schools. The City is the seat of government for Erie County with a total land area of 19.3 square miles.
Orange County Schools makes its home in the county seat of Hillsborough, NC. We serve the students and families of northern Orange County in a community that has a rich history spanning two centuries. The Orange County School district is comprised of thirteen schools: 7 elementary including one year-round school of choice, 3 middle schools, 2 high schools and an alternative school. We pride ourselves on our dedicated, energetic and highly educated professional teaching and support staff. Our curricular and extra-curricular activities promote the academic, physical, emotional and social development of our students. Our instructional program is comprised of four 9-week quarters, divided into two 18-week semester blocks at the high school level. During the school year, parents are informed of student progress every nine weeks. All classes and courses follow the North Carolina Standard Course of Study.