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Mar 17, 2008
Hello, Indiana teachers!
I'm considering relocating back to the midwest after
several years down south. I teach theatre, and I know
it's not as common in schools there (particularly middle
school, which I prefer, though am certified preK-12) as it
is here and I'm having trouble finding some key info.
So, two questions for you all:
1) Is there a state organization for K-12 theatre teachers?
2) Do you know of any public districts or private schools
known for their good fine arts and/or theatre programs?
Thanks!
w.e. in Texas
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You might want to check out Herron, a new private arts high school downtown
Indianapolis. I know they were looking for a theatre teacher last year, and it
doesn't look like it's been filled.
In terms of other districts known for good theatre programs, some that come to
mind are Carmel, Pike, Bloomingto...See More