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Art And Music Education In The Public Schools - What Importance Should Be Given To These Subjects? Should music and art be part of the public school curriculum? Budget cuts have eliminated these programs from all but the very affluent or lowest socioeconomic level schools, leaving out everyone in the middle. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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 John P. Miller writes:Subject: Your article I am researching information on art and music programs in public schools, as part of a team project for a college course I am taking. I am looking to compare statistics of children who went on to college from the Philadelphia area and their success rate when the arts were offered in the public schools vs now, when the arts are an elective, if offered at all. May I reference your article, and do u have any suggestions where I may find info on the subject? Comment provided October 5, 2009 at 6:45 pm
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I would like to use/quite this article for a radio snippet for Public Radio. We have a show called A Songwriters Studio that has a live interview mixed with live music. I want to do a PSA of sorts entitled Music Matters....do I need your permission to use this article....if so, may I have it.