New Jersey

New Jersey
Additional Statewide Arts Education Leaders
State Education Agency
New Jersey Department of Education
Dale Schmid
[email protected]
http://www.state.nj.us/education/
State Education Agency - Learn More: 

State Education Agencies often have a designated position for the arts, these individuals are members of the State Education Agencies Directors of Arts Education (SEADAE). 

State Arts Action Network contact
ArtPride New Jersey
Ann Marie Miller
[email protected]
http://www.artpridenj.com/
State Advocacy Organization Learn More: 

State arts advocacy organizations oversee advocacy initiatives in each state and are members of the State Arts Action Network (SAAN). 

State Arts Agency contact:
New Jersey State Council on the Arts
Porché Hardy
[email protected]
http://www.artscouncil.nj.gov
State Arts Agency Learn More: 

State Arts Agencies (SAAs) ensure public access to the arts through grants to and programs with cultural organizations, schools and local communities in the individual states and are members of the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies (NASAA). 

Has a statewide study been done on arts education in my state?
Yes
State Study: 
Arts Education Report Card for NJ Public Schools
State Study Learn More: 

To learn more about state-level reporting, check out the collection of reports and read the State Status Report: A Review of State and Regional Arts Education Studies.

What is the status of my state adopting new Arts Education Standards?
Working to adopt or adapt
Arts Ed Standards - Learn More: 

Americans for the Arts is a part of the National Coalition for Core Arts Standards (NCCAS) and works to help advance the state adoption of new arts education standards, influenced by the release of the National Core arts Standards in October 2014.

New Jersey last adopted new Content Standards for the Visual and Performing Arts in 2014 and is currently working to revise them.

How is arts education funded in my state?

There is no designated budget for arts education.
Arts education funding is different in every state and is, therefore, hard to determine exact monetary figures.

Funding - Learn More: 

If there is no specific line item in your state for arts education, you may consider that for general education, on average approximately 10% of funding comes from the federal government, 47% from the state government and 43% from the local government. For more, please read our Getting Started e-book.

To learn more about arts funding in general in your state, click here.
State Arts Education Organizations: 
New Jersey Arts Education Partnership
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