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“Thinking creatively is good for the economy. Creative employees have the power to imagine new possibilities. They can envision new directions in biotechnology and energy. They can create efficiencies in agriculture and construction. Creative thinkers make us stronger and more agile as companies, as communities — and as a country.”
Susan Coliton and Patricia A. Wasley
90% of elementary schools fail to provide a standards-aligned course of study across all four arts disciplines.
An Unfinished Canvas: Local Partnerships in Support or Arts Education in California
The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, 2009
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Updated: 2/11/10
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