Back-to-school art that teachers don’t have to prep

By late August, most schools have settled on math, reading, and the lunch schedule.

Art is usually the last thing to fall into place.

It often gets handed off to whoever has time, or squeezed into an afternoon block that gets cut when something else runs late.

Meet the Masters slots into that gap without adding work to anyone’s plate.

Here’s what schools that open the year with Meet the Masters see:

• An early tone for the year, set when students experience an assembly in the first six weeks
• A ready-made lesson with presentation, technique packet, and all supplies in one box
• A clear role for parent volunteers, classroom teachers, or Meet the Masters teachers to deliver
• A school-wide display that fills the bulletin boards in the first month

The hardest part of the year is the first month.

Art doesn’t have to make it harder.

See how Meet the Masters fits into back-to-school