Gateway to the Arts meets the needs of educators by offering several different levels of support and training in arts integration. From single day Act 48 workshops on integrating the arts into the curriculum to partnership programs that span multiple years, we aim to provide educators with the tools to make arts integral to education, so that they can inspire children to become lifelong learners and participants in the arts.

Gateway to the Arts’ Western Pennsylvania Wolf Trap program provides innovative arts-in-education services for children ages 3-5, their teachers and families.

The Gateway Arts in Education Partnership is a residency program based on a model of arts integration that uses a work of art as a text for learning.

Professional development is offered in conjunction with residency programs, as customized in-services for educators and as single day Act 48 workshops.

Tom Breiding performs for educators at the Arts in Education Institute.