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Glendora Unified unveils five-year VAPA plan, says Prop 28 funding will expand arts offerings
Summary
District leaders presented a five-year Visual and Performing Arts strategic plan that aims to expand access, diversify offerings and secure funding, and outlined how voter-approved Prop 28 dollars can support new programs but cannot replace existing services.
The Glendora Unified School District on March 23 presented a five-year strategic plan for its Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) program, outlining steps to expand access, diversify student experiences and secure sustainable funding. The plan, presented by VAPA coordinator Ria Kubota and GHS visual arts teacher Chris Bergen, lists four strategic directions: aligned and expanded delivery, diversified experiences and events, sustained growth through visibility, and secure funding.
"Arts are essential," Kubota told the Board of Trustees, stressing the role arts play in academic achievement, attendance and student belonging. She said the district currently offers 50 different arts…
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