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The Survey of Public Participation in the Arts reported that in 1985, appx. 65% of 18 year olds claimed to have any kind of arts education in their childhood (referring to about their childhood about 5-10 years prior to the date they took the survey). Therefore, surveyers who were surveyed in 1985 were recieving childhood education around 1975-1985.
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The Survey of Public Participation in the Arts reported that in 1992, appx. 63% of 18 year olds claimed to have any kind of arts education in their childhood (referring to about their childhood about 5-10 years prior to the date they took the survey). Therefore, surveyers who were surveyed in 1992 were recieving childhood education around 1987.
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The Survey of Public Participation in the Arts reported that in 2002, appx. 57% of 18 year olds claimed to have any kind of arts education in their childhood (referring to about their childhood about 5-10 years prior to the date they took the survey). Therefore, surveyers who were surveyed in 2002 were recieving childhood education around 1997.
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(compared to 2012, only 81% have music programs.)
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(compared to only 4% in 2009)
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the NCLB Act ended up causing major affects in education budgeting and scheduling.
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The Survey of Public Participation in the Arts reported that in 2008, appx. 49.5% of 18 year olds claimed to have any kind of arts education in their childhood (referring to about their childhood about 5-10 years prior to the date they took the survey). Therefore, surveyers who were surveyed in 2008 were recieving childhood education around 2003.
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(Compared to 20% in 1999.)
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Obama and the President's Committee on Arts and the Humanities (PCAH) released a powerful plan that would reinvest in the Arts and reform Bush's No Child Left Behind Act
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(compared to 1999, where 100% had music programs.)