It's also the 20th anniversary of Disney allowing school kids to do their musicals.

This year's festival main stage will feature Hadestown: Teen Edition, Little Women, The Drowsy Chaperone JR., and more.

The organization has developed initiatives, including a censorship response guide, to address the findings.

Disney has partnered with Music Theatre International and the Educational Theatre Association to give free Disney show licenses to 21 middle and high schools across the country.

The work will help support students, teachers, and programs at schools across the country.

This roundup of scholarships is full of resources for students pursuing an arts education.

The North Carolina educator will receive a $5,000 cash prize from The ASCAP Foundation and the Educational Theatre Association.

Zachary Noah Piser, Carly Hughes, and Jodi Picoult are among the roster of stage luminaries on hand for the annual week-long festival.

The new appointments are part of a move to add artists to the roster to both serve as trustees and act as mentors and advocates in the industry.

The schools will each receive $10,000 grants from the Educational Theatre Foundation’s Pathway program.

This roundup of scholarships is full of resources for students in theatre and performing arts.

Students in Arizona, California, Georgia, Louisiana, Massachusetts, North Carolina, New York, Oregon, Texas, and Virginia took this year's honors.

Presented by the ASCAP Foundation and the Educational Theatre Association, the award includes a $5,000 prize.

This year's survey also measured the impact of censorship on school theatre departments during the past school year.

The Premier Communities for Theatre Education distinction recognizes schools' safe and robust theatre education programs.

Find out which exceptional high school productions will perform at the annual festival in Bloomington, Indiana, this year.

Katona joins the organization after more than three decades as a theatre educator.

The organization has also revealed this year's EdTA Award recipients.

The development professional was instrumental in creating and funding programs that have shaped the lives of thousands of students and teachers nationwide.

The initiative from the Educational Theatre Association, Disney Theatrical Group, and Music Theatre International will see schools competing for their state's exclusive performing rights to the Disney musical.