Why Arts Education Matters In Baltimore Public Schools | Arts Every Day Episode 164
About this episode
This episode discusses the importance of arts education in Baltimore public schools and features Julia DiBussolo from Arts Every Day.
Art education should be non-negotiable, not something students get only when budgets allow. From keeping students engaged to making subjects like math and science make more sense, the arts build confidence and create more ways for kids to succeed. In this episode, Executive Director of Arts Every Day Julia DiBussolo shares how the organization is expanding access to certified fine arts teachers across Baltimore City Public Schools. Join their fight to provide classrooms with instruments and e...
People in this episode
Host: Jamie Truman
Guest: Julia DiBussolo
Topics covered
- arts education
- Baltimore public schools
- student engagement
- fine arts teachers
- education access
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Arts Every Day
Places: Baltimore, Baltimore City Public Schools
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