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Building an ARC in New York

Manhattan's Public School Seven looks much like any other public school in I! the heart of New York City. Inside, however, an unusually busy hubbub of learning often surprises visitors. A major reason for the excitement in the school's atmosphere is the District Four Arts Resource Center, which occupies three large, bright rooms no longer needed for classes. Located in a school setting and accessible to other schools' teachers and students, the Arts Resource Center (popularly known as the ARC) supports and augments the arts programs in District Four's elementary and middle schools. Made possible, in part, through a federal grant, it provides an area for teachers and ARC staff members to create instructional materials, brainstorm together, and do research. The ARC also provides classes in the arts for interested students and offers weekly workshops for both arts and classroom teachers. The support media available at the ARC include video and audio tape recorders, stereo