2021 Oklahoma Arts Conference

Embracing the Dawn

Elizabeth Maughan
Elizabeth Maughan is the Director of Fine Arts with the Oklahoma State Department of Education. She led the revision and creation process for the 2020 Oklahoma Academic Fine Arts Standards and is leading the creation process for Fine Arts Curriculum Frameworks. Maughan is past president of the Oklahoma Kodály Educators (OKE) and serves as past National Conference Chair for the Organization of American Kodály Educators (OAKE). She also serves on the Research and Publications Committee and the Envoy Editorial Board Committee for OAKE. In addition, she is a member of the National Association for Music Education (NAfME) and the Oklahoma Alliance for Arts Education (OAAE). Maughan is also Member at Large for the State Education Agency Directors of Arts Education (SEADAE).

Elizabeth Maughan's Schedule

About the Oklahoma Arts Education Dashboard
Date: Thursday – October, 28 2021 Time: 1:30pm - 2:45pm Room: Meeting Room E
With more than 500 school districts across Oklahoma, how can students, parents, educators, and arts supporters learn about the availability of fine arts education in Oklahoma schools? The Oklahoma Arts Education Data Project provides an interactive dashboard that sheds light on where arts education is offered and where it is needed. Learn how to use this powerful tool to examine access to arts education by grade level, discipline, location, and more. The Oklahoma Arts Education Data Project has been made possible through a partnership with Oklahoma State Department of Education, Oklahomans for the Arts, the Kirkpatrick Family Fund, and the Oklahoma Arts Council.

The Oklahoma Arts Education Data Project Dashboard
Date: Wednesday – October, 18 2023 Time: 10:15am - 11:15am Room: Great Plains Ballroom C
How can we as supporters of arts and education find the information we need to take action? How can we empower parents, students, teachers, business leaders, and others to make informed decisions about building our communities and finding the right place for our home or business? This session will feature a panel discussion about one of the most robust tools available for viewing the status of arts education across our state—the Oklahoma Arts Education Data Project Dashboard. Panelists will share about the development of the dashboard and explain how it can be used as a powerful resource in advocating for arts education access. Moderated by Tonnie Dosser of Oklahomans for the Arts, panelists will representatives from the Oklahoma Arts Council, Oklahoma State Department of Education, Oklahoma House of Representatives, and Lawton Fort Sill Chamber of Commerce. Oklahoma State Representative Toni Hasenbeck will share how people can use the dashboard to advocate for their schools. John Michael Montgomery, President and CEO of Lawton Fort Sill Chamber of Commerce, will offer guidance on how the dashboard can be helpful for the business community, including for realtors who are selling homes in specific school districts.

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