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Castilleja School is a Palo Alto, CA-based company in the Education sector.
Cassia County School District 151 is a Burley, ID-based company in the Education sector.
Rice Consolidated Independent School District is a Altair, TX-based company in the Education sector.
Unified School District 250 serves the city of Pittsburg, Kansas and the immediate rural areas surrounding our community. More than 500 employees work daily to provide a first-class teaching and learning environment to more than 3,000 students spanning grades pre-kindergarten through the senior year of high school. Our students are served in four elementary schools -- George Nettels, Lakeside, Meadowlark and Westside -- Pittsburg Community Middle School, Pittsburg High School, and an alternative education setting. All facilities have been renovated or newly constructed since 2001 and contain the latest equipment and technology for facilitating student inquiry and learning. The elementary sites were expanded upon in 2009 to provide an all-day kindergarten experience. Our staff is well-trained and experienced, with 60 percent of our teachers having a master’s degree or higher. The average experience level of teachers in the district exceeds 10 years. We are fortunate to be located in the same hometown as Pittsburg State University, which provides our students and staff access to excellent educational experiences, as well as the cultural and activity enrichment benefits of living near a university environment. At Pittsburg Community Schools we believe in success for every child. With our family partners, we are creating a better future for Pittsburg and its citizens. The mission of Pittsburg Community Schools is to provide a safe, orderly, student-centered learning environment that utilizes high quality staff to establish partnerships between home, school, and community that work cooperatively and collaboratively to empower all students to learn while promoting respect for self and others.
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.