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ABOUT
SchoolArts magazine: Where art teachers go for ideas.
Founded in 1901, SchoolArts is the oldest and most widely-
circulated art education magazine of its kind. Its readership of
over 11,000 print subscribers, over 29,000 digital subscribers,
and distribution at state art education conferences includes,
k-12 art teachers, professors, student teachers, and supervisors.
Art teachers turn to SchoolArts to inspire their work in the class-
room, and it’s easy to see why: SchoolArts’ editorial content
is created by innovative and passionate art teaching experts,
working in the field. It’s SchoolArts’ mission to help teachers
develop the ideas needed to make their art programs shine. The
magazine’s hundreds of notable contributors have included:
Eldon Katter, Laura Chapman, Paul Sproll, Craig Roland, Marty
Raylella Marilyn Stewart, Ken Vieth, Olivia Gude.
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AUDIENCE & CIRCULATION
Field Served: Art EducationSchoolArts magazine…• is used by classroom and studio art teachers in K–12 public and private schools as a teaching and reference tool.
• is used as a text in teachers’ colleges, and for reference in public and private school libraries.
• offers targeted editorial and is a valuable teaching tool for art educators.
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Occupation
33.5% Elementary Teachers
39.4% Junior and High School Teachers
6.1% Universities, College Professors
3% Superintendents, Directors & Supervisors
3.4% Libraries, College Students
14.6% Other
More than 11,000 Print Subscribers
More than 29,000 Digital Subscribers
AUDIENCE & CIRCULATION
Number of Years Teaching
34%3–9 years
29%10–19 years
27%20+ years
10%unknown
Gender
78%Women
13%unknown
9%Men
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Geographic Analysis
8.1% 1. New England (ME, NH, VT, MA, RI, CT)
18.6% 2. Mid Atlantic (NY, NJ, PA)
16.9% 3. East North Central (OH, IN, IL, MI, WI)
8.4% 4. West North Central (MN, IA, MO, ND,SD, NE, KS)
16.4% 5. South Atlantic (DE, MD, DC, VA, WV, NC, SC, GA, FL)
4.9% 6. East South Central (KY, TN, AL, MS)
10% 7. West South Central (AR, LA, OK, TX)
6% 8. Mountain (MT, ID, WY, CO, NM, AZ, UT, NV)
7.7% 9. Pacific (AK, WA, OR, CA, HI)
97.2% United States
2.8% International
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Data was collected via ABC Audit from December 31 2013, and from a Readex survey from April 11 through May 31, 2005. The survey was closed for tabulation with 192 usable responses from the current subscribers segment (a 61% response rate) and 185 from the lapsed subscribers segment (a 41% re-sponse rate). The margin of error for percentages based on 192 subscribers is +/- 7.0%, both at the 95% confidence level. That is, 95% of the time we can be confident that percentages in the actual popula-tion would not vary by more than this in either direction. The margin of error for percentages based on smaller sample sizes will be larger.
Readership
Of our more than 30,000 readers across the country: 98% save their issues for future reference
95% are involved in purchasing for their institutions
83% read four out of the last four issues received
38% share their issues with others, extending the reach of SchoolArts even further beyond regular subscribers
19% spent 90 minutes or more reading each issue, while the average time spent reading the magazine is 56 minutes
47% have been subscribing for 3–9 years
33% have been subscribing for 10 or more years
Actions Taken from Seeing Ads or Articles When surveyed: 81% of readers stated that they used or modified an idea they came across in SchoolArts
75% reported filing an item for future reference
51% visited a website in response to what they had read or seen
41% passed information along to co-workers or friends
37% discussed information with others
21% sought further information
18% requested information on a product or service
18% reported purchasing a product or service
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Each issue of SchoolArts is based on big ideas or themes that go beyond just the “hows” of art, design, and creativity to explore the “whys,” giving educators the tools to help their students investigate the relationships between art, themselves, and the world around them.
SchoolArts also provides advocacy and professional support tools to help teachers address issues and concerns they face in their professions.
EDITORIAL
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1 August/September 2014* Back-to-School Issue. Reaches 28,000 additional K–12 teachers. Theme: Skill Advertising materials due: June 20, 2014 Hits shelves: July 30, 2014
2 October 2014* Fall state conference issue. Theme: Engage Advertising materials due: August 8, 2014 Hits shelves: September 10, 2014
3 November 2014 Theme: Envision Advertising materials due: September 10, 2014 Hits shelves: October 9, 2014
4 December 2014 Theme: Express Advertising materials due: October 8, 2014 Hits shelves: November 7, 2014
5 January 2015 Theme: Observe Advertising materials due: November 7, 2014 Hits shelves: December 9, 2014
EDITORIAL
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2014–2015 Issues Themes & Dates
*Issue receives bonus circulation.
6 February 2015 Theme: Reflect Advertising materials due: December 8, 2014 Hits shelves: January 10, 2015
7 March 2015* NAEA Issue (1 of 2) Theme: Explore Advertising materials due: January 7, 2015 Hits shelves: February 7, 2015
8 April 2015* NAEA Issue (2 of 2) Theme: Design Advertising materials due: February 6, 2015 Hits shelves: March 7, 2015
9 May/June 2015 Theme: Understand Advertising materials due: March 6, 2015 Hits shelves: April 8, 2015
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Jessica McCorkle Ad Sales Manager An ad sales representative is in charge of all print and digital magazine advertis-
ing. As your ad sales representative, Jessica is more than happy to review your
advertising plan, observe what has worked for your business in the past, and make
recommendations for cost-effective advertising strategies. Jessica has six years of
ad sales experience with Davis Publications and SchoolArts magazine.
800-533-2847 x219 • jmccorkle@davisart.com
Hana Johnson Production Editor A production editor compiles and lays out all aspects of the magazine and
prepares the final product for print. As the production editor for SchoolArts,
Hana can assist you with ad file preparation, as well as answer any electronic file
submission questions you might have. Hana has six years of experience at Davis
Publications and SchoolArts magazine.
800-533-2847 x232 • hjohnson@davisart.com
Julia McCandless Art Director An art director conceptualizes and creates all printed materials, including articles,
advertisements, and marketing materials. As the art director for SchoolArts, Julia
can design your advertisements and make recommendations for effective adver-
tising design methods. Julia has ten years of experience at Davis Publications and
SchoolArts magazine.
800-533-2847 x216 • jmccandless@davisart.com
Radar Director of Morale Hi, I’m Radar the Dog! My job at SchoolArts is to be super cute and soft and to
play tug of war with this glove I found! I also let people pet me and I wag my tail!
Oh boy!
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