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I totally agree! What is so energizing about this public dialogue is that we are seeing the many approaches to addressing the challenges of maintaining creative learning opportunities for students across Oregon. Thank you OPB!

Let's not allow the discussion die. The Oregon Arts Commission's annual Arts Education Congress held in the fall is another opportunity to keep the conversation going. In the meantime, consider attending Imagine This! - a 3-day summer seminar hosted by The Right Brain Initiative - to gain new insights into the field of arts education.

Imagine This: A Seminar on Bringing Creativity to Classrooms

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