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Did You Know registration for YAM 2022 is now open and will close on December 10, 2021

Did You Know registration for the fall Central Texas Conference is now open?

Did You Know TAEA will have safety protocols in place for Conference 2021?

TAEA 2021 Conference

Our Central Texas 2021 Fall Conference is shaping up to be the best ever. Check out our two keynotes and make plans to join us this fall at the Kalahari Resort and Hotels in Round Rock, TX November 4 - 6, 2021

TAEA Mission

To promote quality visual arts education in Texas by promoting visual arts education as an integral part of the curriculum through professional development of knowledge and skills, representation of the art educators of Texas, service and leadership opportunities, and research and development of policies and decisions relative to practices and directions in visual arts education; to sustain and advance professional development; to encourage and promote the advancement of knowledge and skills.
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Safety Recommendations During COVID19 Epidemic

Students and art educators should have a safe and secure classroom/teaching environment with adequate safety protocols to support the health and well-being of all participants. The Texas Art Education Association's Executive Board has compiled suggested guidelines to follow based on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Texas Education Agency (TEA), and National Art Education Association (NAEA) recommendations.

Each school district will differ in their mandates and teachers should adhere to their school or school district's protocols. Classroom cleaning and sanitizing supplies should be provided by the school or district.

Suggested safety protocols for art rooms should include but not be limited to:

1. Reduced class sizes to maintain proper social distance of 6ft
2. Facial masks or approved face shields should be worn
3. Hand sanitizer and proper hand washing facilities made available
4. Individual student supplies
5. Cleaning and sanitizing of tools, materials, furniture and spaces between uses and/or classes
6. Additional measures as necessary

Texas Art Education Association's Executive Board gathered information from:

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
• Texas Education Agency (TEA)
• National Art Education Association (NAEA)