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Educating the Creative Workforce
March 7, 2007
Daniel R. Hunter executive director, MAASH
David P. Driscoll commissioner, Department of Education
Donna Glick director, education, Huntington Theatre
Anne Wass president, MA Teachers Association
Steve Walsh representative, D-Lynn

Panelists discuss what Massachusetts can do to improve access to arts and culture in the classroom and beyond.

How can we foster creative learning opportunities for our young people?

Art & Architecture | Education
Achievement Gap | Arts in Education | Classroom & Community | Education Reform | Primary Education
WGBH
Mass Cultural Council
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