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A Model Administrative Handbook For Secondary School Instrumental Music, Steven L. Boyle Jan 1992

A Model Administrative Handbook For Secondary School Instrumental Music, Steven L. Boyle

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The purpose of this study was to design and develop a model handbook of administrative and management procedures to guide secondary school instrumental music teachers and directors in the Prosser, Washington, School District. To accomplish this purpose, current research and literature on secondary instrumental music, and the administration and management of music programs was reviewed. Additionally, selected materials were obtained from secondary music programs of similar size in eastern Washington.

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Graduate Bulletin, 1991-1993, Moorhead State University Jan 1991

Graduate Bulletin, 1991-1993, Moorhead State University

Graduate Bulletins (Catalogs)

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An Analysis Of The Administrative Operation Of Project Abe (Arts In Basic Education) In Community Unit District #1, Charleston, Illinois, Suellyn Garner Jan 1984

An Analysis Of The Administrative Operation Of Project Abe (Arts In Basic Education) In Community Unit District #1, Charleston, Illinois, Suellyn Garner

Masters Theses

The purpose of this field experience was to analyze the administrative operation of a project called Arts in Basic Education (hereafter referred to as Project ABE), of which the author was director. The project was developed through ESEA Title IV-c grants in the six elementary schools of Community Unit District Number One in Charleston, Illinois, from 1978-1982. In 1983, through a contract from the Illinois State Board of Education and the Education Consolidation and Improvement Act (Chapter II), Project ABE began a dissemination program which allowed 60 other schools in Illinois to adopt it. This paper is a result of …

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Graduate Bulletin, 1982-1984 (1982), Moorhead State University Jan 1982

Graduate Bulletin, 1982-1984 (1982), Moorhead State University

Graduate Bulletins (Catalogs)

No abstract provided.

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Graduate Bulletin, 1980-1982 (1980), Moorhead State University Jan 1980

Graduate Bulletin, 1980-1982 (1980), Moorhead State University

Graduate Bulletins (Catalogs)

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Three Projects Attempted By The Flora Grade School District During The 1970-71 School Year, Gerald Hearring Jan 1973

Three Projects Attempted By The Flora Grade School District During The 1970-71 School Year, Gerald Hearring

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Annual Report 1939, Brown/Risd Feb 1939

Annual Report 1939, Brown/Risd

Annual Reports

This report of the Community Art Project discussed that the spaces had gone up from 12 from the previous year to 16 for this year. Other things went smoothly with the exception of the week after the hurricane in September 1938. The roads were in bad shape. It was discussed that there was a need for a full time person to continue the work of the Community Art Project.

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Annual Report 1936, Brown/Risd Jan 1936

Annual Report 1936, Brown/Risd

Annual Reports

This is the annual report of the Community Art Project for the year ending on July 1, 1936. Discussed were the activities of the Art Caravan, the fourth annual Institute of Art, the Calendar of Art Events, prepared lectures, the Picture Lending Library, exhibitions shown and cooperation with other organizations.

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Annual Report 1932, Brown/Risd Feb 1932

Annual Report 1932, Brown/Risd

Annual Reports

In this Community Art Project report the effective administration of a grant received by the Carnegie Corp. was discussed. The purpose of the grant was to develop Art interests within the community of Providence and Rhode Island and to strengthen the Art Department at Brown University. Many speakers and programs concerning art, architecture and music took place. There were some concerts at the RISD Museum of Art and Sayles Hall that were well attended.

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