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Shaping the Future of Education & Creating 21st Century Leaders Conference

Presented by Houston Arts Partners (Arts 4 All) at Museum of Fine Arts - Caroline Wiess Law Building

September 13, 2011

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Houston Arts Partners will present its first conference, Shaping the Future of Education & Creating 21st Century Leaders, on September 13, 2011 at the Museum of Fine Arts Houston as part of National Arts In Education Week.

The conference will bring together a diverse representation of 300 educators, administrators, researchers, and...

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The conference will bring together a diverse representation of 300 educators, administrators, researchers, and teaching artists for an inspiring and revealing hands-on experience in today's best practices in arts integrated science, math, english and social studies curriculum.

Keynote speakers: Dr. Stephen Klineberg, Rice University & Claudio Sanchez, National Public Radio

For more information, please visit our website: www.HoustonArtsPartners.org.

Thank you to our generous Sponsors: KUHA & KUHF Houston Public Radio, Lisle Violin Shop, Discount School Supply, Frank J. Miller, TMEA and Wenger Corporation.

This project is funded in part by a grant fron the City of Houston's City's Initiative Program through the Houston Arts Alliance.

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Museum of Fine Arts - Caroline Wiess Law Building

1001 Bissonnet Street
Houston, Tx 77005

Full map and directions

Tickets:

$40 per person

Times:

9 AM to 4 PM

Click here for a detailed schedule.

Phone: 713-522-9345

Parking:

Museum Parking Garage

Located directly east of the Beck and Law buildings, the MFAH Visitors Center features a four-story covered parking garage.

The easy-to-find parking entrance is on Binz, marked by a large, yellow arrow.

You're always protected from the elements when you park your car in the Museum Garage. From there, you can go to the Visitors Center lobby and find a ticketing desk and up-to-the minute museum information.

As an added convenience, you can enter the Beck and Law buildings from the Visitors Center through security-monitored, climate-controlled tunnels connecting all three buildings.

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