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Arts Alive! Survey

Dear Elementary and Middle School Teachers:

Arts Alive! has been a program of the M-NCPPC, Arts and Cultural Heritage Division for the past 20 years. Over the last three years the number of bookings has decreased sharply, causing the department to assess the need and support for such a program. The artists' fees for each performer on the Arts Alive! roster have been subsidized by the M-NCPPC. We are seeking your input about the types of programs/performers that would support your classroom activities. Please complete this survey and return it by clicking the "Submit" button at the bottom. Your input is most appreciated.

Name of School:

Person Completing Survey:

Grade Taught:

Address:

City: State: Zip: -

Phone Number:

E-mail Address:

School Web Site:

Are you familiar with the Arts Alive! program? YES NO

If yes, what programs from Arts Alive! have you had this year?

Have the Arts Alive! offerings met your classroom teaching needs? YES SOMEWHAT NO

If no or somewhat, please explain?

Would you be likely to book an Arts Alive! program if it related directly to the established curriculum? YES NO

If yes, what types of programs would you like Arts Alive! to offer?

What time during the day would be best for an assembly featuring an Arts Alive! program?

What is the maximum fee you would pay for an Arts Alive! program?

Which of the following resources/businesses have you used for arts program assemblies?

If you selected other, please specify:

How many arts-related assemblies occur in your school during the year?

How many general education assemblies occur in your school during the year?

Thank you for your input and if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us.

Stewart Seal, Arts and Cultural Heritage Division, M-NCPPC
Phone: 301-454-1459
stewart.seal@pgparks.com

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