Photocopy of a letter from Cassandra Broadus, North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, to Mary Kolter, T.D. Marshall Elementary School. Thanking Kolter for allowing Broadus visit her class and viewing how improved the children have become since the implementation of the NTIEVA's project about discipline-based art education. Broadus writes that she will be coming back to the school to give the first grade classrooms a 30 minute presentation, and for Kolter to make time preparations for that event.

A proposal review and routing form from the North Texas State University Office of Research and Academic Grants filled out by Jack Davis and William McCarter for their Art video cassette tap project. The proposal was submitted to the National Endowment for the Arts for grant support starting October 1, 1988 and ending September 31, 1989. The following pages are the organization grant application form filled with the expected expenses.

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 William McCarter, Nancy Cason and Cassandra holding an in-service at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth. NTIEVA hosting a planning session and luncheon with their consortia, and Jack Davis and McCarter attending a directors meeting for research and development.

A newspaper clipping featuring an article on the positive growth of schools in the Pilot Point district. Superintendent John Grigsby says with such grown and improvement in all areas the district is involved in a comprehensive study of future building improvements. The school board hired Dallas architect Bob Osborne to survey the current facilities and make recommendations on improvements to fit the needs of the students, teachers and administrators. Pilot Points ISD success stems from contributing factors such as being a consortium member of North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts, a group devoted to research and development of discipline-based art education.

A newspaper clipping, published by The North Texas Daily, features an article with the headline, "NT Institute Helps Art Teachers Teach Art," by Sue Stearns. The North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts is one of the six programs supported by the Getty Education Institute's fund to train staff and educators to conduct research in the practice of discipline-based art education and then implement that knowledge into the school curriculum. The NT institute offers research fellowships to five graduate students each year who want to work in art classrooms to find innovative ways to teach art and art appreciation.

An announcement made from the Getty Center for Education in the Arts that Stephen Dobbs has been appointed as the Senior Program Officer effective September 1987.

A document about an exceptional open house celebration including discussions about the schedule, esteemed guests to be invited, logistics, presentation highlights, and more.

A detailed email conversation on revised ideas for an Open House Celebrating the Selection of Arts Partner Schools.

An email conversation documenting the meticulous planning and discussions surrounding the National Steering Committee Conference Call Agenda.

A letter expressing genuine enthusiasm and interest in attending the upcoming Elementary Art Workshop.

The attendance records of the NTIEVA workshop hosted at the Texas Education and Arts Conference through the "NTIEVA Workshop Sign-In Sheet."

The official undergraduate transcript of a prospective student, providing a detailed record of their academic achievements, courses completed, and overall performance.

The letter extending an invitation and providing comprehensive details to NTIEVA-UNT for the 1993 Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) and Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA) Joint Annual Convention in Dallas.