The Montgomery County Public School Art Program is aligned with National and State Art Education Standards.

The effects of the art program does not end in the classroom, but extends  into the personal and academic development of each student. Students also develop the ability to concentrate, consider various points of view, problem solve, think creatively, work as a member of a team, and persevere in a task. " When a child studies the arts, significant elements of his or her education find focus and expression." Excerpt: Growing Up Complete


MCPS Art Shows 2009-2010

October
Maryland Art Education Association (MAEA) conference art
show
• Fall Treasury Dept. Show (Artwork remains up until May)

November
Maryland Art Education Association (MAEA) BWI Exhibit

January
Martin Luther King Art Show – Strathmore Hall and the
Executive Office Building (Artwork remains up until March)

February
Maryland Art Education Association (MAEA) State House
Tunnels Exhibition
• Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) window
display

April
White Flint Art Show (Elementary & Middle only)

May
Treasury Exhibit (Artwork remains up until October) 
• Diversity Show (Middle School only.  May- Sept.)


Artwork displayed in the Superintendent's Office:
• June: Northwest High School
• July: Watkins Mill High School
• August: Damascus and Quince Orchard High Schools
• September: Gaithersburg High School

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