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North Carolina Arts Council
As the longest-running, arts-based whole-school transformation model in the nation, A+ Schools is a signature program of the North Carolina Arts Council. We spoke with Director Michelle Burrows about A+ School’s impact and the value of arts integration.
Story and photos by Kyesha Jennings
November is national Native American Heritage Month, and as part of the North Carolina Arts Council’s recognition of these tribes’ gifts to the state’s cultural life, we turned to the celebrated potter Senora Richardson Lynch.
North Carolina Arts Council
A+ Schools of North Carolina is recruiting A+ Fellows. Are you interested in becoming a learning and contributing member of a diverse network of professionals? Do you have a collaborative spirit and the ability to facilitate large and small groups of adult learners?
North Carolina Arts Council
The latest edition of our monthly newsletter is out now.
Kyesha Jennings
In March of 2022, four youth poet laureates were appointed; Lea Dew, Abigail McPherson, Allyena Roberts, and Justin Wellons. To celebrate the newly appointed Columbus County high school poet laureateships, First Lady Kristin Cooper hosted a small reception at the Executive Mansion.
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The North Carolina Arts Council is a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, a state agency.
D. Reid Wilson, Secretary; Roy Cooper, Governor
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