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The school wishes to expand classes in its current categories by 20 - 25% in 2017 by attracting high-quality classes with high-quality instructors. A new class will only be introduced if the school is confident of attracting sufficient students. Another goal is not only to consolidate, but also expand our artist studio program. Goal 3: To further develop the Spoon Gathering and seek the development of other community arts events. Class evaluation is made by the number of classes successfully run, the total number of students registered and student feedback. The Artist's Studio program is evaluated through the number of studios, the students attending and student feedback. The success of the Spoon Gathering is evaluated through attendee numbers and student feedback.
Class evaluation is made by the number of classes successfully run, the total number of students registered and student feedback. It is unusual to cancel a class at Milan Village Arts School. Milan Village Arts School is very careful about running classes that will attract students and will most likely fill. Art forms go through cycles. The fibre arts are not as popular as in previous years and are the classes that are most likely not to fill. Student numbers are solid and the school receives excellent feedback on all its classes. The Artist's Studio program is evaluated through the number of studios, the students attending and student feedback. The studio program continues to grow and improve. Both Framing and Weaving are fully operational. Silversmithing is always in need of new equipment, but is currently well equipped. All four studios attract good participation. Rarely would a studio session be cancelled due to lack of participation. The success of the Spoon Gathering is evaluated through attendee numbers and student feedback. Attendee numbers are strong and growing. Carvers from 18 US states and Canada converged on Milan for the 2016 Spoon Gathering.
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