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Conference History

NETWORK Conference History The annual conference is the major programmatic vehicle of the NETWORK. The site and theme of each conference will be determined in accordance with the timeline below.

A. The conference shall provide opportunities to:
1. meet other professional educators.
2. share experiences and ideas.
3. learn from arts and arts education experts and researchers through attendance at lectures, workshops and presentations.
4. experience quality student performances.

NETWORK conferences must serve as a solid funding source for the organization.

B. Selection of the conference site and theme shall consider the following elements:
1. Appeal to a wide segment of the membership.
2. Provide the potential for attracting quality presenters and a large number of attendees.
3. Focus on more than one arts area.
4. Address timely issues.

Year	SITE	SPONSOR(S)
1983	New Haven, Connecticut	Education Center for the Arts
1984	Winston-Salem, North Carolina	North Carolina School of the Arts
1985	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Children's Theatre
1986	Cincinnati, Ohio	School for Creative and Performing Arts
1987	Birmingham, Alabama	Alabama School of Fine Arts
1988	Santa Monica, California	The Crossroads Schools
1989	Washington, DC	Fillmore Arts Center and Duke Ellington School of the Arts
1990	Dallas, Texas	Booker T. Washington High School for the Arts
1991	Toronto, Ontario	Toronto Metropolitan School Boards
1992	- - - Postponed because of Hurricane Andrew - - -
1993	Miami, Florida	New World School of the Arts
1994	San Diego, California	San Diego County Schools
1994	Chicago, Illinois	Chicago Academy for the Arts
1995	Boston, Massachusetts	Walnut Hill School for the Arts, Education Center for the Arts, Hartford Academy of Performing Arts, Center for Creative Youth
1996	Louisville, Kentucky	Youth Performing Art School
1997	Las Vegas, Nevada	Las Vegas Academy
1998	Columbus, Ohio	Fort Hayes Metropolitan Education Center and Duxberry Park Elementary School
1999	Denver, Colorado	Denver School of the Arts
2000	West Palm Beach, Florida	Palm Beach County Schools
2001	New Orleans, Louisiana	New Orleans Center for Creative Arts
2002	Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario	District of Niagara Academy for the Arts
2003	Costa Mesa, California	Orange County High School of the Arts
2004	Milwaukee, Wisconsin	Milwaukee High school of the Arts
2005	Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania	Pittsburgh High School for the Creative and Performing Arts
2006	Miami, Florida	National Foundation for the Advancement in the Arts New World School of the Arts
2007	Oakland, California
2008	Charleston, South Carolina	College of Charleston
2009	Washington DC	Duke Ellington School of the Arts