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COVID-19 threatens the already shaky status of arts education in schools

  • Written by Ryan D. Shaw, Assistant Professor of Music Education, Michigan State University
imageAs more normalcy returns to schools, will arts education programs rebound?Ben Hasty/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images

Parents can watch their kids draw and paint at home or perform in school music concerts and dance recitals. But they may not know how their school arts program compares with others around the country.

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