Fine Arts Should Remain a Curriculum at Public Schools

Let's draw a picture together. Blank walls, quiet rooms, shy students are drawn on the canvas. Our paintings are the result of restrictions on the power of art. Staci Maiers confirmed "School game, marching band, drama club, student art exhibition - they are usually highlight of student education" (1). "... ... Art can more closely associate people with the world, open up new observation methods, and build a foundation for social connections and community unity" (qtd of Smith 2).

Funding for School Arts - Abstract This paper depicts the dilemma faced by art in today's school system. Art includes music, art, drama and dance. Most, if not all, school funds are being threatened in the worst way. These programs do not exist in the lives of children without proper funding. - As a human being, we believe in some basic ideals regardless of our background, tradition and culture. Regardless of family income, we want all children to receive comprehensive education, prepare for the future, want to be responsible adults, and through the family environment the most important schools for friends Learn to feed these qualities at the institution.

In addition, Katy's Fine Art Executive Director Bob Bryant (Katy, Houston, Texas, Texas (www.katyisd.org)) states: Dr. Kecherner, a psychologist at the University of California at Berkeley, says: "Awe, miracles, and beauty will promote a healthier cytokine level: what we do to walk around nature, lose music and experience these emotions while watching art It has a direct impact on health and average life expectancy. "Source: Art recovers. https://www.telegraph.co.uk

Kara Art Academy - Kara offers public schools the opportunity to collaborate with professional artists in visual and performing art projects. Kara 's artists collaborate with the classroom teachers to develop comprehensive courses on English / Language, History / Social Sciences, Mathematics. Offsite Art Education Center - Provide instructional guidance on visual, literary and performing arts to San Francisco high school students free of charge through after school and summer course. Out of Site provides space for young people to explore and experience art while expressing their environment safely and freely.