Mission of the NCAEA
To promote and improve the quality of visual arts education in the state of North Carolina. The North Carolina Art Education Association will focus on three broad categories to accomplish its goals: leadership, service and advocacy.
By Design won the 2023 Newsletter!
Bobbi Bowman Scholarship ($500) deadline is May 5th. Scholarship page has more information.
Upcoming Events
Show your pride and help our cause by making a suggested charitable donation to the NCAEA Emeritus Support Fund. The 5"x5" magnets or decals allow for displaying almost anywhere... How about a magnet on metal cars, filing cabinets, white boards (a subtle type of advocacy to your administration); and decals everywhere non metallic? Artwork done by members of our own retirees... How else can you get artwork by Sara Sagar, Jeannette Stevenson, Vidabeth Benson, Beth Palmer, Susan Hess, Dean Johns, Barbi Bailey-Smith, moi, and Danny Hartman?! With funds we have helped Tennessee area that was hit by tornados last summer, and are looking at helping Maui's Lahaina schools’ art programs destroyed by wild fires. This is also a NCAEA member service if you know of a need right here in NC... We are accepting Venmo payments so email planning@ncaea.org your address and I’ll give you info you need to make your donation. I then can mail you your merchandise. ~Marylu Flowers-Schoen
2023 ELECTIONS
leadership
NCAEA supports all art educators in their roles. The organization provides many opportunities for art educators to be leaders.
service
Regional inservices and an annual conference are just some of the benefits of the joining the organization.
Advocacy
NCAEA is focusing on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion as we look to education and advocacy in the arts.