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New York State PTA

One Wembley Court

Albany, NY 12205

Phone: 1-518-452-8808

Toll Free: 1-877-5NYSPTA

          or 1-877-569-7782

Fax: 1-518-452-8105

Email: pta.office@nyspta.org

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 Reflections

 

Reflections ProgramThe National PTA Reflections Program is designed to enhance quality arts education for students in preschool through grade 12, encouraging them to create works of art in the areas of dance choreography, film production, literature, musical composition, photography, and the visual arts for recognition. Any PTA/PTSA in good standing is eligible to sponsor a Reflections Program. Forms, rules and materials necessary for entering the Reflections Program can be found below.

 

Reflections Theme Search 

National PTA is looking for the 2013-2014 Reflections Program Theme.

 

Each year, students create works of art inspired by a specific theme. The theme is selected from hundreds of ideas submitted by students to the PTA Reflections Program Theme Search Contest. Students’ shaping the direction for each Reflections Program year is one of National PTAs greatest points of pride.

 

Deadline: October 20, 2011 Submit student theme search entries by mail to New York State PTA, One Wembley Court, Albany, NY 12205

 

Click here for 2013-2014 Theme Search Student Submission Form and instructions.

 

Mary Lou Anderson Reflections Arts Enhancement Grant

Apply for the National PTA® Mary Lou Anderson ReflectionsSM Arts Enhancement grant! National PTA will award up to three grants of up to $1,000 each!

 

The Mary Lou Anderson Reflections Arts Enhancement Grant Program is designed to enhance arts education for students in their classroom or other learning environment through the introduction of new technologies or methods, visiting artists or other activities.

 

Deadline: Friday, October 14, 2011 at 5:00 pm EDT.

 

Click here for the Mary Lou Anderson Reflections Arts Enhancement Grant application and eligibility page for more information. 

 

Reflections Program 2011-2012
Theme: “Diversity Means…”
 

National PTA establishes the Reflections rules by which a student enters their artwork through a local PTA. New York State PTA recognizes a statewide Special Education category. New York State recognized Special Education students entering this category should indicate the grade division which best reflects their developmental ability as indicated by the parent on the Student Entry form.

 

New York State students participating in Reflections have the opportunity for their artwork to be juried, progressing through four levels of PTA: the Local PTA/PTSA level, the Region PTA level, the State PTA level and the National PTA level.

 

Required Forms 

Student Entry Form - To save and print this in Acrobat Reader, you must have version 8.0 or later. If you do not, click here to download the latest version. Also, please note that you must print the form and sign the paper, we will not accept an electronic signature.

Consent Form

Local Participation Form

 

Reflections Rules 

General Student Participation Rules

How to Use Consent Form

Dance Choreography Rules

Film Production Rules

Literature Rules

Musical Composition Rules

Photography Rules

Visual Arts

*NYS* Special Education Rules

FAQs

 

Program Support Materials 

Local Arts Chair Guide

*NEW* National PTA Reflections Requirements

Reflections Unit Calendar 2011-2012

Reflections Program Flyer:  "Diversity Means..."

New York State Sample Reflections Certificate

 

Judging Materials 

Judging Tips

Judging Evaluation Sheet

 

Region Deadlines 

Region Deadline Dates

 

New York State Reflections Winners 2010-2011

"Together We Can" 

State Level

National Level - New York Students Only

 



Listed below are links to three of the current programs.
 

Family-School Partnerships

Parents As Reading Partners

Reflections

 

 

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