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CCOE art teacher showcases student work presented at CISC symposium
Summary
Robert (Bob) Kirkman, a Colusa County Office of Education art teacher, presented a student's painting featured at the CISC Leadership Symposium under Prop. 28; Superintendent Michael West praised the showcase and the office’s cross-curricular arts efforts.
Robert (Bob) Kirkman, a Colusa County Office of Education art teacher, presented a student's painting that was showcased at the California County Superintendents' Curriculum and Instruction Steering Committee (CISC) Leadership Symposium. Kirkman read aloud the student’s written inspiration and described the presentation as part of CCOE’s implementation of the Prop. 28 Arts in Education initiative.
Superintendent Michael West commended Kirkman’s work and the CCOE team for emphasizing arts as a cross-curricular tool. Board members discussed the student’s age and whether the student expressed interest in pursuing art as a career. No formal action was taken; the presentation was recorded as part of Staff Questions and Comments.
The presentation underscores CCOE’s continuing implementation of Prop. 28 arts funding and outreach, and the board noted the symposium as the first time CCOE attended the event.
