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• Money!
• Funding the Arts
• with Federal Monies
• Charlotte B. Tabereaux, Ph.D.
• Education Director, MSU Riley Center for
  Education and Performing Arts
• Meridian, MS
• ctabereaux_at_riley.msstate.edu
  601-696-2204
• Marlynn Martin, Ph.D.
• Madison-Ridgeland Academy, Principal

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• The Arts are the Fourth R

a basic component in the curriculum a basic
tool in the school reform arsenal.
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• The ONLY way to address multiple kinds of
  intelligence is through an integrated curriculum
  with the ARTS, but most schools funds the arts as
  a SEPARATE program, rather than as a part of an
  entire school transformation.

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another.
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Title I BASIC

• Improving the Academic Achievement of the
  Disadvantaged
• Free and reduced lunch students
• 40 or higher

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TITLE IBasic

• Promotes school-wide reform
• Professional development

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Title I

• additional teachers and aides
• Paid for Language Arts Resource Specialist
  (visual arts teacher)
• professional development

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Title I Neglected and Delinquent, Part D

• Programs that provide children an enriched and
  accelerated program through the use of arts and
  humanities or through increased
• learning time.

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Title I, part D, continued

• Allowable expenses
• Hire teachers and aides
• Provide opportunities for high-quality
  professional development to all staff, and
  parents, if appropriate and incorporating
  strategies to increase parent involvement,
  including family literacy
• services.

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Title II part A

• High Quality Teachers and Principals
• To increase academic achievement by improving
  teacher
• principal quality

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Title II part A

• professional development
• pays for training teachers in arts integration

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English Language Acquisition
English Language Acquisition
English Language Acquisition
Title III
English Language Acquisition

• Support for ELL
• students (English
• Language
• Learners)

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TITLE III

• promoting best practices for meeting the needs of
  English language learners,
• providing professional development opportunities
  for teachers who serve
• limited English
• proficient
• children.

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Title IV

• Safe and Drug-Free Schools
• Programs that prevent violence and foster safe
  drug-free learning environments

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• Title V
• Innovative Support

• any innovative programs that increase student
  achievement

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Title V

• Programs to improve academic achievement
• School Improvement programs
• Activities to promote best practices
• Professional Dev.
• Instructional Educational
• materials

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Title VI RuralEducation

• Supports activities authorized under Title I,
  III, and IV
• Teacher professional development

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Title VI can serve schools

• with ADA less than 600 students
• in counties that have a population density of
  fewer than 10 persons per square
• mile

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21st Century Community Learning Center Grants

• Arts and music education activities
• Title III and IV
• Programs

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Fundraisers

• Square One Art Jill Carson 1-901-850-5905
• Student Art Auctions
• Arts Festivals (booth)
• Mime Troupe
• Paint murals for community

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• Learn the ART of LIVING by LIVING in the ARTS.