Photocopy of a memorandum from Patsy Sharp to Jack Davis discussing the invitation of Burger King franchise owner, Jack Jones, to lunch to thank him for his support of the Class Acts project. In addition, Tobye Poeschel and Bruce Raben's names are suggested as attendees to the lunch. Pete Lane and Bruce Burton are cc'd on the memorandum.

Photocopy of a letter from Bill McCarter and Nancy Cason, North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, to Chad Woolery, Deputy Superintendent of Dallas ISD. Appreciating the concern shown by the DISD's administration and the school board about preserving the visual arts program in Dallas Public Schools. McCarter and Cason write that Dallas is one of six consortium districts participating in the North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, NTIEVA, program. NTIEVA provides intensive summer institute training in discipline-based art education for elementary principals, art specialists, classroom teachers, and museum educators, while also assisting the implementation of integrative art programs during the school year. Public schools such as, T.D. Marshall, Colonial Learning Center, Lida Hooe, Maple Lawn and Sidney Lanier have sent teams to the summer institute program, along with other schools in attendance as well. McCarter and Cason finish the letter with how successful their institute is, writing that they've served a total of twenty elementary schools, impacting 500 teachers and 12,500 students, and that they're excited about their partnership with Dallas.

Letter from Thelma J. Rice and Edwina G. Higgins to all members of the Links, Inc. in the western United States concerning members fees collected in order host a special event at the 1992 National Assembly of the Links, Inc.

Letter from Tim Curtis and Susanna MacKenzie discussing alternate workplace funding for United Way and fundraising opportunities for the company.

A memo from Sheila Brown and Margaret Proskovec, to Prairie Visions Superintendents and Contact Persons. The memo is in regards to the Nebraska schools being offered an opportunity to participate in a 23 state partnership of educators and public broadcasters that provides quality interactive education via satellite. The memo also announces a two teleworkshop that will be broadcast nationally.

Photocopy of a letter from Bill McCarter and Jack Davis, co-directors of North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, to Marvin E. Edwards, Superintendent of Dallas ISD. Reviewing how successful the 1991 Summer Institute was and how the implementation of the discipline-based art education is off to a good start. McCarter and Davis continue to say that they are already beginning preparations for the 1992 Summer Institute as they have a report due to the Getty Center for Education in the Arts mid-October to discuss a preliminary plan and budget. Consequently they need materials from Edwards by October 15, 1991 in order to insure continuation of a third year funding from the Getty Center. Included in the letter is a list of materials needed from Edwards, and finalizing points about how the Summer Institute will work.

Photocopy of a letter from Bill McCarter and Jack Davis, co-directors of North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, to Ronald Caloss, Superintendent of Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD. In regards to the success of the 1991 summer institute and its implementation for the school year being off to a good start. The six teams of teachers from HEB elementary schools worked hard during the two weeks and received many hours of intensive preparation in the DBAE program. In order for the Getty Institute to continue their grant to NTIEVA, McCarter and Davis write that they need materials from Caloss that they've written out in details through the rest of the letter. Enclosed with the letter, is a draft of a letter McCarter and Davis need from Caloss, to modify to suit his style.

Photocopy of a letter from Bill McCarter and Nancy Cason, NTIEVA to Beverly Fletcher, Art Supervisor, Fort Worth ISD., in regards to how well the school year has gotten off to, and despite the budgetary limitations, teachers and art specialists have already reported success and enthusiasm working together and the improvement of the children. McCarter and Cason would like to remind Fletcher of upcoming "renewal" sessions for the 1990 and 1991 Institute participants and other art specialists belong to the district. The first event will be held October 19th, at the UNT Art Department to discuss practical ideas on talking with kids about art and ways of introducing art history to children, however, they will be unable to pay the teachers to attend these renewal sessions but a lunch will be provided.

Photocopy of a letter from Bill McCarter and Jack Davis, co-directors of North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, to James "Jim" Surratt, Superintendent Plano ISD. In regards to the success of the 1991 summer institute in the implementation of DBAE, discipline-based art education and that the teachers and administrators from Plano worked very hard for the two weeks. NTIEVA has already begun to plan for the 1992 summer institute and need some materials from the district by October 15, in order to insure the continuation of funding from the Getty Center. Incidentally the second page of the letter is to Ronald Caloss, from September 20, 1991. The second page finishes the letter from the first.

A letter from JoAnn Canales to Jack Davis and Bill McCarter on September 16, 1991, with attached NTIEVA Summer Institute Evaluation Report for the 1992 year.

A letter from R. William McCarter and D. Jack Davis to Marvin Edwards about requesting documents related to the North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts 1992 Summer Institute. Attached is a draft letter to McCarter and Davis.

Letter from Executive Director of the AIDS Services of Dallas, Don Maison, sent to Dallas County Judge Lee Jackson on September 13, 1991. Expresses discontent with the Dallas County Commissioner's Court decline to seek AIDS funding.

Letter from Billy Jack Ludwig sent to the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition in response to their letter and questionnaire.

Letter from the Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition Co-Chairs Paul Rodgers and Deborah Wood sent to Billy Jack Ludwig on September 12, 1991. Requests the completion of a questionnaire if Ludwig seeks endorsement of the group.

Letter from Eric Chiarizio to the Texas Human Rights Foundation Board of Trustees discussing nominations for the foundation's trustees. This letter also contains two resumes of men nominated to become trustees.

Letter from Margaret Tucker to the board members and staff of the Texas Human Rights Foundation discussing Tucker leaving her position at the foundation.

Letter from Suzy Wagers to Alan Levi discussing Texas Human Rights foundation updates and information on upcoming conference arrangements.

Letter from Kim Vickery to the board members of the Texas Human Rights Foundations discussing the foundation's new letterhead.

Letter from Suzy Wagers to the Board of Trustees of the Texas Human Rights Foundation discussing the upcoming foundation retreat and board nominee updates.

Letter from Suzy Wagers to the Board of Trustees of the Texas Human Rights Foundation discussing the upcoming job evaluations and foundation retreat.

Letter from Donald L. Skipwith to the Texas Human Rights Foundation board members discussing upcoming interviews being held for a litigator position.

A letter from Laurie R. Eiserloh at the Lesbian/Gay Rights Lobby of Texas announcing that her column will now be published solely in the statewide publication, This Week in Texas.

A letter from Jane Newcomer Fuller of the Office of Research Administration to John Paul Batiste, Executive Director, Texas Commission on the Arts, enclosing a revised budget for Project 11671, funded by the Texas Commission on the Arts.

A letter from John Paul Batiste, Executive Director for Texas Commission on the Arts, to Mark Elder, Assistant Vice President of Research at the University of North Texas, informing Elder that his grant application for the North Texas Institute for Educators in Visual Arts (NTIEVA) has been accepted for the amount of $4,422. Batiste notes that since Elder's funding has been lower than he has requested, a revised project budget is needed within 10 days.