embraces the skill and expertise of all administrators while promoting local, state, and national discourse intended to advance instruction in the arts.
- 2011 Arts Administrator of the Year
The Florida Network of Arts Administrators (FNAA) is awarding two administrators with the distinction of Administrator of the Year. One recipient will be selected from an arts-specific school or job function and the other selected from a traditional school or job function. Both categories also include district personnel. Recipients will receive free conference membership to the 2012 FNAA Conference. Nominees may be recommended by an individual or group. Application deadline is March 1, 2011. Applications and criteria are available through www.flnaa.org or www.flmusiced.org. Query may be made to Craig Collins, FNAA President, at 863-499-2855 or craig.collins@polk-fl.net. - Membership Open
Membership in FNAA is open to any administrator promoting the arts serving traditional and arts-specific schools. JOIN NOW! Click here for more information.
Florida Network of Arts Administrators
Annual In-Service Clinic Conference
Coloring Outside the Lines:
Recentering Arts Education
With a consistent emphasis on high-stakes testing and improved accountability, it is important that arts education take its rightful place in the curricula of our schools. Please join us on January 8 – 9, 2010 at the Tampa Convention Center for the annual Florida Network of Arts Administrators’ Annual In-Service Clinic. At this joint conference with the Florida Music Educators Association, participants will have the opportunity to establish relationships, celebrate successes, and learn from gifted presenters about the power inherent in arts education. The focus of this year’s conference is on bringing the cultural and communal power of arts education back into the classroom and establishing connections that prove the value of the arts beyond quantifiable standardized assessments. Please consider joining like-minded colleagues as we gather to “recenter arts education.”
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2008 Keynote Speaker's Presentation
