FAME
Leadership Group
Join us for our next session - register 8.9.22
Enjoy collegial support, discuss topics from those present as well as share resources and strategies for local arts education advocacy.
Focus: Competency Based Education and the Arts
About the Fine Arts Missouri Educators - Leadership Group
The FAME Leadership Group is open to all arts educators, but is particularly geared toward arts educators who take on leadership roles in their setting. The group meets monthly via ZOOM to discuss current issues of interest to Missouri's arts educators. Each session includes an opportunity to network with others, increasing knowledge about relevant topics selected by group members, and some will also feature a presenter to share information about opportunities offered by organizations which support student learning. Sessions are typically held once each monthly, on a Tuesday or Thursday from 4:30-5:30pm.
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PREVIOUS SESSIONS
June, 2021
Roundtable discussion - ESSER III - facilitated by Phyllis Pasley, Executive Director, MAAE
May 11, 2021 4:30pm
Jessica Ingraham - St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
Tune in for an inside look at your SLSO’s digital resources for classroom use, and get a sneak peak of what’s to come in the 2021/2022 school year. Jessica Ingraham, SLSO Director of Education, shares new ideas to engage your students through digital programming.
Click here for a link to the SLIDE DECK shared which lists a variety of resources!
April 13, 2021 4:30pm
Meet Bonnie Thomas, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
ERC Summer Availability
The ERC’s current public hours will continue through the summer months. We are open Thursdays and Fridays from 3:00 to 5:00 pm, and Saturdays from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.
Opera Theatre St. Louis - Alison Felter
Opera on the GO!
Opera on the GO! brings the magic of opera to your students through a series of interactive workshops and a fresh, abridged production of Gilbert & Sullivan’s comedy The Pirates of Penzance. In addition to a 35-minute filmed opera performance, students will experience workshops in movement and dance, lighting design, patter song, and making music! You will also have access to a robust study guide with lesson plans and resources for additional learning. Opera Theatre is proud to offer this program at no cost to schools and educators across the world through May 2021. Experience the program that has reached more than 80,000 students on five continents! https://opera-stl.org/ootgeducatorsignup
Trailblazers in Opera
OTSL’s new interactive lesson series spotlights distinguished past and present Black opera singers who blazed the trail both in opera and in American history. Each curriculum package highlights the life and contributions of an individual singer with lessons and activities keyed to state standards, supplementary video content, and the opportunity to host a live virtual visit in your classroom with a contemporary opera professional. The program is designed for middle and high school age students and can be adapted for younger audiences. https://opera-stl.org/trailblazers
Jan 12, 2021
Andy Ament, Jazz St. Louis
Jazz St. Louis FAME talking points
Unique virtual opportunities available during COVID
Virtual concerts, masterclasses, and video lessons from local and national musicians
Upcoming activities
Ways to engage
Post-COVID engagement-especially for those outside of St. Louis
Emerson Jazz for our Schools
In person clinics
Access to evening concerts
Building library of digital education materials via Educate.Today