A newspaper clipping featuring an article about the Pilot Point and Denton independent school districts being two in the state of Texas to be selected for the implementation of Discipline-based art education or DBAE. The five-year program, is part of the reform movement in the art world in which four basic art disciplines are integrated, art history, art criticism, art production and aesthetics. Another article features is "Denton school participates in art program," which describes the success of the children learning with the discipline art program.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on McNair Elementary School being one of twenty-one schools in the United States to have earned the program standard award from the National Art Education Association, NAEA, the award being the highest honor a school visual arts program can attain.

A clipping from the 'Achievers' section of the December 27, 1994 Dallas Morning News. Featured are Dr. R. William McCarter, a UNT professor and co-director of the NTIEVA program, UNT professors William Brookshire and Michael Sayler, and writer Emily B. Thornbury.

A clipping pf a 'Profile' from the Education Extra section of The Dallas Morning News written by Deborah Seathoff. The piece features Dr. R. William McCarter, a professor at UNT and co-director of the NTIEVA program.

A clipping from an education column written by Holly Becka for the Denton Record-Chronicle. One of the subjects focused on is the awarding of the National Art Education Association program standard award to the McNair Elementary School for their art education program.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on the Getty Center for Education in the Arts organizing one of the largest art education reform effort to be established. The reform program established itself with six institutes, reaching over two-hundred school districts in fifteen states and affecting nearly one million students since 1988. The six art education institutes are listed, along with their quotas.

A clipping from the UNT newsletter publication 'InHouse'. The piece was written by Cass Brunner and features Dr. R. William McCarter, the 1994 recipient of the Higher Education Art Educator of the Year award from Texas Art Education Association. McCarter is also co-director of the UNT NTIEVA program.

A newspaper clipping featuring a architectural review on the new Getty Center. The $1 billion creation was funded by a single private source and designed by one man in what has been called the architectural commission of the century. The construction took nearly fourteen years to complete.

A newspaper clipping from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, December 7, 1989. The clipping is written about the President of Cincinnati Bell, Raymond "Ray" Clark who has stated that employees of corporations are starting to donate more than the companies themselves. Cincinnati's total of 23,300 employees at one-hundred and ten different companies gave $1.3 million for the $4.9 million raised in the Fine Arts Fund campaign. The Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts holds the Fine Arts Fund campaign to raise money for eight major arts groups. Clark says giving money to the arts in important and encourages others to do so. From the desk of William McCarter, as he has researched foundations and charities to support the education reform program he has developed with Jack Davis.

A newspaper clipping from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, unveiling LA's new Getty Center. The $1 billion creation was funded by a single private source and designed by one man in what has been called the architectural commission of the century. The construction took nearly fourteen years to complete and houses the world's richest art museum.

A newspaper clipping titled "Pilot Point picked for new art group", about Pilot Point Independent School District participating in the newly established Metroplex Regional Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, now known as the North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on the Edward and Betty Marcus Foundation awarding a grant to North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts at the University of North Texas. The grant will establish a Marcus Fellows program, an interactive computer program designed by the three institutions for pioneering teaching techniques for schoolchildren. Over a three-year period, schoolchildren will visit the museum and incorporate their interpretations of artworks into their regular studies. The news clipping was sent from Jack Davis to his colleague William McCarter.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article about William McCarter, regents professor at the University of North Texas, and co-director of North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, being named by the Texas Art Education Association as the Higher Education Art Educator of the Year for 1994.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article about a new program being established at the University of North Texas thanks to a grant from the Edward and Betty Marcus Foundation. The grant awarded will go towards a collaborative education program involving the Dallas Museums of Art, UNT, North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts and Dallas ISD. This clipping from the office of William McCarter.

An article written by staff-members at the Denton Record-Chronicle covering the funding of a new program that brings the Dallas Museum of Art's pieces to Dallas ISD schools with the help of NTIEVA. The grant was given by the Edward and Betty Marcus Foundation and establishes the Marcus Fellows program at UNT.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on Dr. William McCarter, art educator at the University of North Texas and co-director of North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts. McCarter believes that art education is often placed outside of the school curriculum as many people believe it to irrelevant. McCarter and NTIEVA hold summer institutes where the workshops train teachers and art educators in discipline-based art education a method using art to teach regular curriculum.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article about William McCarter, regents professor at the University of North Texas, and co-director of North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, being named by the Texas Art Education Association as the Higher Education Art Educator of the Year for 1994. The article goes into details about McCarter's achievements and his devotion to art education.

A newspaper clipping, published by The Dallas Morning News, features an article with the headline, "Wheels of invention - Story inspires Bedford students to roll out of car-designs ideas" written by A. Lee Graham. Students at Shady Brook Elementary School, Bedford Texas, have been transforming burger boxes, mustard bottles, toilet paper rolls and other unlikely items to build toy cars. The inspiration comes from a book titled "Galimoto," which means car in Chichewa, a native language in Malawi, Africa.