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Are the arts a necessary component in the public school system?

main points:

1. Should tax payer money fund art programs at public schools?

2. Is there financial security in an art career?

3. Do students gain practical skills from art programs?

4. Are art classes a distraction from standardized testing?

5. Is art a healthy activity for students to participate in?

1. In the federal No Child Left Behind Act, also known as NCLB, the arts share equal billing with reading, math, science, and other disciplines as “core academic subjects,” 


2.

sources:

http://www.debate.org/opinions/should-the-arts-be-publicly-funded

http://www.nasaa-arts.org/Publications/critical-evidence.pdf

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2011/05/03/graduates_of_arts_programs_fare_better_in_job_market_than_assumed

AAAAAAAAre the arts a necessary component in the public school system?

main points:

1. Should tax payer money fund art programs at public schools?

2. Is there financial security in an art career?

3. Do students gain practical skills from art programs?

4. Are art classes a distraction from standardized testing?

5. Is art a healthy activity for students to participate in?

1. In the federal No Child Left Behind Act, also known as NCLB, the arts share equal billing with reading, math, science, and other disciplines as “core academic subjects,” 


2.

sources:

http://www.debate.org/opinions/should-the-arts-be-publicly-funded

http://www.nasaa-arts.org/Publications/critical-evidence.pdf

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2011/05/03/graduates_of_arts_programs_fare_better_in_job_market_than_assumedAre the arts a necessary component in the public school system?

main points:

1. Should tax payer money fund art programs at public schools?

2. Is there financial security in an art career?

3. Do students gain practical skills from art programs?

4. Are art classes