Edmonds Art Festival Foundation supports art education in local schools - My Edmonds News

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The Edmonds Art Festival Foundation is stepping up to support local art education following significant budget cuts in the Edmonds School District. These cuts have impacted the availability of resources for art programs, prompting the foundation to provide necessary funding. By filling this financial gap, the foundation aims to ensure that students continue to have access to art education, which is vital for their creative development. The initiative is expected to benefit multiple local schools, fostering a rich environment for artistic expression. Stakeholders emphasize the importance of art in education, noting its positive effects on student engagement and achievement.

The foundation’s commitment reflects a broader community dedication to nurturing the arts. This support not only aids students currently enrolled but also sets a precedent for future investments in education. As the foundation continues its efforts, it hopes to inspire similar initiatives across other districts facing funding challenges.

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