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Our Initiatives
Young Audiences of Louisiana offers six signature initiatives that cover all of the arts-education needs of schools and districts. From 45-minute performances for school assemblies to semester long artist residencies in the classroom, from special programs for our youngest learners in pre-school to providing trained enrichment teachers for afterschool and summer programs, from professional development workshops for teachers and teaching artists to nationally recognized arts-integrated curriculum Young Audiences has bright ideas for arts and education in your school.
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| Through a balance of demonstration and audience participation, captivating live performances by Young Audiences artists challenge students to think creatively. |
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Professional development workshops for teachers conducted by our program staff and teaching artists may be tailored to meet the particular needs of an individual school or an entire school district. |
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Imagine young children learning basic math, science and reading skills by acting, singing, and dancing. |
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Afterschool and
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Arts for Learning
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| Designed to connect seamlessly to the school day, these programs combine academics, arts and culture, and life skills. |
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Arts for Learning Curriculum provide classroom teachers, even those without any arts training, with lesson plans that enliven core academic subjects to energize and engage students. |
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Residencies bring professional artists into the classroom to engage students in dynamic and creative approaches to learning. |
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Lyons Center is revitalized with public and private funds
June 11, 2013
Young Audiences of Louisiana, or YALA, on Baronne St. last week launched a two-month youth camp at Lyons—teaching visual and performing arts, combined with science, technology, engineering and math.
Students from Crocker Elementary School Show New Artwork
May 16, 2013
Students from Crocker Elementary will share their new artwork with the community on Friday, May 17th, 2013 at 6:00 PM at Crocker Arts and Technology School (2301 Marengo Street). The show is free and open to the community. Work will be for sale.
Registration Now Open for Young Audiences NORDC Summer Camp at the Lyons Center
April 16, 2013
Registration for the Young Audiences Summer Program at the Lyons Center will be held from Wednesday, April 17 through Friday, May 24 from 1PM to 3PM at Young Audiences offices at 615 Baronne Street, Suite 201.
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