Advocacy-Oriented Administrative and Leadership Systems
Provide advocacy-oriented administration and leadership that institute system-wide mechanisms to focus all stakeholders on the diverse visual and performing arts needs and assets of each specific group of students. These administrative and leadership systems structure, organize, coordinate, and integrate visual and performing arts programs and services to respond systemically to the needs and strengths of each group of students.
Overview of Principle 8: Advocacy-Oriented Administrative and Leadership Systems
Planning Tool for Principle 8: Advocacy-Oriented Administrative and Leadership Systems
Around the state of California, students and teachers, schools and communities, are rising to the challenge of creating high-quality arts education, often in very difficult circumstances. Below are some examples of advocacy-oriented administrative and leadership systems.
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Thorner Elementary School
Thorner Elementary School's curriculum is based upon the California Visual and Performing Arts Content Standards, as found in the Visual and Performing Arts Framework, 2004. |

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Garfield Elementary School
Garfield Elementary School is a rural, one-school district serving a total of 61 students in grades K-6. The school offers standards-based arts instruction in all four arts disciplines. |

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Monson-Sultana
In 1994, the new superintendent, Mr. Tom Giampietro, saw that the band program was less than satisfactory for this small school district. |

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Capistrano Unified School District - The MITRE Project
District middle school visual arts teachers met monthly for three hours after school throughout a year to create a standards-based curriculum for our students that would have clear goals. |
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