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The Roots: A Culturally Responsive & Antiracist Arts Framework is a set of guiding questions that arts educators can use to provide all students learning experiences where their intellect and imaginations are sparked; their knowledge and experiences are affirmed and expanded; and their agency is put into practice.

SPS, Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, Blick Art Materials, Seahawks, and The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation come together to provide art materials so that students can create while at home.

This spring, writer and photographer Naomi Ishioka wrote about The Creative Advantage and the need for arts equity in Seattle Foundation's Heart & Science Magazine. Read about the transformative arts learning by students at Martin Luther King Elementary and Rainier Beach High School.

Concord International Elementary Shows How the Arts can be Seattle Schools’ Stealth Weapons in the Fight for Racial Equity

Dearborn Park Elementary Students Collaborate on Literature and Song-writing Arts Residency

Last spring, tenth-grade students at Chief Sealth International High School held their first grade-wide student film festival.

The Creative Advantage 2017 Progress Report has been published! Find a link to the report and read highlights.