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A+ Schools of North Carolina: 2022 Informational Video

Take an inside look into how A+ schools transforms teaching and learning. Since 1995, A+ Schools has been using the arts as a catalyst for creating connections and making schools engaging, meaningful, and enjoyable places to teach and learn. This video, produced by A+ Schools of North Carolina, gives educator testimonials about why A+ Schools is the largest, longest running, most successful arts-based whole-school reform effort in the nation.

 

Directed and edited by filmmakers Jim Havercamp and Alex Maness.

Introducing A+University: Louisiana

This lesson featuring Jacques Rodrigue, son of renowned artist George Rodrigue, gives the history behind the foundation of Louisiana A+ Schools and testimony to the value of the A+ Schools work 

A+ Schools: A Life Changing Experience

This video, created to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of A+ Schools, shares the impact of A+ on teachers, students and administrators. Hear the personal stories of a Principal who because of A+, became a sculptor; of A+ school alumni whose careers are directly related to their A+ experience and of an A+ teacher whose family was inspired through A+ experience.  This video celebrates the legacy of A+ as a life changing experience!

A+ Schools of North Carolina: NAEP Spotlight on The Arts-Based School 

A wonderful look at one of the schools in our A+ Network, The Arts-Based School in Winston-Salem, NC.

A+ Schools of North Carolina: 2014 Informational Video

A+ Schools of North Carolina is the largest, longest running, most successful arts-based whole-school reform effort in the nation. Since 1995, A+ Schools has been using the arts as a catalyst for creating connections and making school engaging, meaningful and enjoyable places to teach and learn. In this video, learn more about A+ and how it transforms teaching and learning.

TEDx: Jacques Rodrigue Discusses Louisiana A+ Schools

Louisiana A+ Schools is a program of the George Rodrigue Foundation of the Arts (GRFA).  Jacques Rodrigue, son of famed Blue Dog artist George Rodrigue, bypassed a career in law to work to help Louisiana education through arts-integration. Jacques traces his father's artistic history in order to draw parallels between his own career path and how we have to prepare our students for a life full of unknown opportunities.

President Bill Clinton Mentions A+ Schools on C-SPAN

​Former President Bill Clinton and Bill Gates were interviewed by Tamron Hall about debt, taxes, health care costs, immigration, and education. 

 

President Clinton cites A+ Schools as a group successfully graduating K-12 students. ​National A+ Schools Consortium (NASC) supports the development of creative schools by collaborating and actively guiding the members of the A+ Schools networks in North Carolina, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana.

 

"Shaping America's Future" Major Trends, New Ideas, and Big Decisions" was part of the Peterson Foundation "2013 Fiscal Summit: Facing the Future."

 

Recorded on May 7, 2013

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