OSPI MEDIA ADVISORY: Reykdal to Adopt Arts Standards
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Reykdal to Adopt Arts Standards
OLYMPIA—MARCH 15, 2017—State Superintendent Chris Reykdal will announce formal adoption of Washington state’s arts standards at Elk Plain School of Choice in Spanaway, Wednesday, March 22, at 10 a.m.
Reykdal will be joined by Deb Merle, Gov. Jay Inslee’s Senior Policy Advisor for education; Michael J. Sandner, Director of Arts Education & Curriculum Integration, Bethel School District; Chad Honig, Elk Plain School of Choice principal; and invited guests.
Elk Plain School of Choice emphasizes arts and sciences. Guests will have an opportunity to tour the building, then see a brief performance by Elk Plain students. The formal signing of the arts standards follows the performance.
WHEN: Wednesday, March 22, 2017
9:30-11:00 a.m.
WHERE: Elk Plain School of Choice
22015 22nd Ave E Spanaway, WA 98387
WHO: State Superintendent Chris Reykdal
Deb Merle, Gov. Jay Inslee’s Senior Policy Advisor
Michael J. Sandner, Director of Arts Education & Curriculum Integration, Bethel School District
Chad Honig, Principal,Bethel School District’s Elk Plain School of Choice
Other invited guests
RSVP: Nathan Olson, OSPI Communications director
360-725-6015 or nathan.olson@k12.wa.us
Contact
Nathan Olson
OSPI Communications Director
360-725-6015
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