A clipping from the Denton Record-Chronicle of an article about UNT College of Visual Arts Dean Dr. D. Jack Davis being named the Texas Art Educator of the Year.

A clipping from an article written by someone with the last name Rorer for The Dallas Morning News about the retirement of the Plano ISD superintendent, Dr. Hendrick.

A clipping from the UNT UPDATE publication that covers UNT news. The piece covers a convention that the NTIEVA staff attended and presented at.

A newspaper clipping from Pilot Point ISD featuring an article about Sylvia Russell, an art teacher at Gee Junior High School, coordinating PPISD new discipline-based art education program. The program was first introduced to kindergarten and first graders at Pilot Point Elementary School as PPISD started participating in the program with the University of North Texas and several other area districts and art galleries.

A scanned newspaper clipping, featuring an article written about the Getty Center for Education in the Arts granting North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts with a five-year grant of $625,000. Collaborating with UNT on the project are the Amon Carter Museum, Dallas Museum of Arts, Kimbell Art Museum, Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth, the Greater Denton Arts Council, the Texas Education Agency, the Texas Commission on the Arts and independent school districts of Fort Worth, Hurst-Euless-Bedford, Plano, Denton and Pilot Point. The consortia's goal is to give higher arts education to elementary and secondary school children, so that they will be life-long admirers and contributors to the arts.

A scanned newspaper clipping, featuring an article about the North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts receiving an three-year grant from the Edward and Betty Marcus Foundation in Dallas, TX. The article features, Jack Davis, co-director of NTIEVA, who says that NTIEVA is a research and development effort to train and retrain teachers in visual arts. That their major goal is developing within children the desire to be life-long audience and supporters of visual arts.

A scanned newspaper clipping featuring an article on Pilot Point ISD art director, Sylvia Russell, who was invited to participate in a planning session at the University of North Texas for the art institute, held June 17th through July 3rd. The institute will be sponsored by NTIEVA and the initial plan is for the first week to be devoted to major speakers.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article about the North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts concluding their three-week summer institute on instructing elementary teachers on how to apply art to education. The co-directors of the institute, Jack Davis and Bill McCarter, hope to achieve a success rate of children who are more knowledge in art and art criticism.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article about The Greater Denton Arts Council awarding $17,400 in grants to twelve Denton arts organizations. Following is a list of the twelve organizations and the amount of money received from the Greater Arts Council. Among the twelve is the Department of Arts at the University of North Texas for $750 for the North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts.

A scanned newspaper clipping featuring an article about an exhibit featuring student's work from participating school districts on display at the North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts in Denton. The exhibit illustrates the combined efforts of NTIEVA to expand education in the visual arts.

A scanned newspaper clipping, featuring an article about the arts. Thirty-six U.S. schools, including Brook Elementary School in Bedford, will share a five-year, $15 million dollar grant for intensive arts program. The goal of the Arts Partner Schools effort, sponsored by the Annenberg Foundation, the Getty Education Institute for the Arts and the National Arts Education consortium, is to measure the academic performance of the students at these thirty-six schools. The grant will pay to train their teachers and to purchase new materials.

A scanned newspaper clipping, featuring an article about Pilot Point Independent School District being the only district participating in the discipline-based art education program funded through the Getty Foundation, in conjunction with the University of North Texas.

A newspaper clipping from Pilot Point ISD featuring an article about Sylvia Russell, an art teacher at Gee Junior High School, coordinating PPISD new discipline-based art education program. The program was first introduced to kindergarten and first graders at Pilot Point Elementary School as PPISD started participating in the program with the University of North Texas and several other area districts and art galleries.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article about Plano Superintendent, H. Wayne Hendrick announcing after thirty year his retirement from the district. The rest of the article goes into details about what Hendrick has done for the district and the schools he has affected.

A scanned newspaper clipping featuring an article about the Pilot Point Independent School Distrct, being the only district participating in the discipline-based art education program funded through the Getty Foundation, in conjunction with the University of North Texas.

A scanned newspaper clipping, featuring an article about fifth-grade children at the Sam Houston Elementary School presenting a "Living Paintings" at the Parent Teachers Association. The 'paintings' the children created are their own sensory interpretation of an artist's work.

A scanned newspaper clipping featuring an article on the University of North Texas education reform program, sponsored by a $625,000 grant from the Getty Center for Education in the Arts. Educators, art specialists and museum experts plan to use art education to improve the thinking and visual skills of elementary and secondary children with this program.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article written about Jack Davis, being named Art Educator of the Year. Jack Davis, professor of art and Association Vice President for Academic Affairs at the University of North Texas in Denton has been named Texas Art Educator of the Year by the Texas Art Education Association, TAEA.

A new update for Southern California grantmakers, Between Grantmakers, NBA Center for Excellence in Education Established. The National Alliance of Business has established a Center for Excellence in Education to assist businesses committed to help restructure and improve American schools.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on first-grade teachers at Pilot Point Independent School District working with colors and shapes. The classroom recently had a "green day" where they were served green eggs and ham to illustrate Dr. Seuss's book, Green Eggs and Ham.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article about the University of North Texas and their program, North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, receiving a matching grant fund of $625,000 from the Getty Center to begin their education reform institute. The co-directors of the institute, Jack Davis and Bill McCarter approach art education from traditional art classes, they want to encourage discipline art education by having educators teach four basic principles, art history, art production, art knowledge and aesthetics. The second featured article about Warren Carver, a elementary school principal who attended a three-week seminar to be taught the art subject and returning to his school to put their knowledge into use. Carver states that he believes in the program, seeing how it had improved the children's vocabulary and interest in understanding art.

A newsletter clipping with bulletin information about the art happenings at the University of North Texas, information about the progress with the program North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts and with the art faculty involved at the school, the program and the Denton community. This newsletter informs about the College of Visual arts and the staff, Jack Davis and Bill McCarter, attending a Texas Art Educators Convention in Fort Worth, presenting an overview and update of their June Summer Institute.

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 about the Getty Center granting $3.75 million to restructure the way visual arts are taught in the nation's public schools through their Regional Institute Grant Program, or RIGs. Each of the Center's consortia will receive $625,000 in matching grant fund over five years, only if each consortia raise more than half-million dollars in matching funds during the five-year period. The institute's goal is to encourage greater collaboration within the community organizations.