ARTS IN EDUCATION

Over a decade of study consistently supports the fact that Arts in Education
is a valuable tool to produce successful students
A 2002 report by the Arts Education Partnership revealed that schoolchildren exposed to drama, music and dance are often more proficient at reading, writing, and math.

In 2007, Ellen Winner and Lois Hetland published a study stating the arts don’t actually improve academic performance, but it shouldn’t matter
Teachers and students alike benefit from schools that have strong art climates, a 1999 study called “Learning In and Through the Arts” demonstrated.
The Center for Arts Education published a report in 2009 that suggests arts education may improve graduation rates.
A study of Missouri public schools in 2010 found that greater arts education led to fewer disciplinary infractions and higher attendance, graduation rates and test scores.
2019: The Brookings Institute finds that engaging with art is essential to the human experience.
A 2020 study by the Arts Education Partnership finds  the arts are leading the way to student success.
The 2006 Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum study on art education showed a link between arts education and improved literacy skills.
A 2005 report by the Rand Corporation called “A Portrait of the Visual Arts” argues that art education does more than just give students a creative outlet. It can actually help connect them to the larger world, ultimately improving community cohesion.
A 2011 study called “Reinvesting in Arts Education” found that integrating arts with other subjects can help raise achievement levels.arts with other subjects can help raise achievement levels.
A 2009 survey, part of the “Nation’s Report Card: Arts 2008″ report, found that access to arts education opportunities hasn’t changed much in a decade.
March 2015: Arts Education Poised for Comeback in Nation's Largest School Districts
July 16, 2015: Senate Passes Act That The Arts Are Considered Core Subjects
In 2019 Art in Action finds that Arts Education is important for 21st-Century learning.