Arts-in-Education (402)

Services provided offer a comprehensive and coordinated program that allow participating districts to receive aid on monies expended locally for activities designed to integrate the arts into and help students meet the New York State Standards for the Arts.

The Arts in Education CO-SER is unlike others for two reasons:

  1. The sharing requirement is met through participation in the Core and
  2. Activities which are single-district in nature can be aid-able.

Menu of Services:

  • Individual artists, performances, workshops and residencies in the following disciplines: dance, visual arts, literature/writing, theatre/performing arts, music, and media arts.
  • Visiting authors/illustrators/storytellers
  • Theatre and film admissions
  • Museum admission (must include an arts related component)
  • Other academically aligned field trips
  • Staff development that involves integrating the arts into the classrooms or improving arts instruction

Arts-in-Education Monies on Account

Districts purchasing BOCES Arts-in-Education Core may designate monies for in-school enrichment programs and admission tickets/visits to cultural organizations when coordinated as school field trips.

Districts must complete an Arts-in-Education Request form with the approving signature of the district's designated AIE representative. Please click this link for the 2023-24 Arts in Education form! 

 

                     Contact Information:                      

 

                                    Cassie Gratton                                      Coordinator of Regional Programs

cassie.gratton@wflboces.org             315-332-7725

 

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