A newspaper clipping featuring an article on administrators in San Francisco who took inventory on the school system's professional-development offerings and how they're spending close to $18 million a year on programs and projects. However, without high-quality professional development the push to replicate effective reform strategies can be doomed. The rest of the article details about changes in the public system to conserve money but maintain their professional development programs.

A newspaper clipping from In House published by the University of North Texas with detail information for upcoming art lectures and presentations. North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts members Nancy Walkup Reynolds and Nancy Berry are giving multiple presentations in November, 1995.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on educators struggling to make good schools a reality for every student and the funders who get to decide if a program is worth the money or not. The main task is sending messages to the people to about what education should be and how to create better schools.

A news release on the collaborative education project that will give schoolchildren a window to the world of art through their classroom computers. All in thanks to a grant from the Edward and Betty Marcus Foundation gifting nearly $780,000, the grant supports a join art-education project by the University of North Texas, North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts and the Dallas Museum of Art. The university and the museum will begin to work on the three-year project.

A clipping of InFocus from the UNT based InHouse newsletter. Several different faculty members and professors are featured in the piece including Dr. R. William McCarter, Nancy Reynolds, and Nancy Berry of the NTIEVA program.

A This Week in Texas page with an article discussing the plans which the Texas Log Cabin Republicans were consider for 1995.