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Alameda County
Berkeley/BUSD
- Leconte Elementary School
- Rosa Parks Elementary School
Emeryville/EUSD - Anna B. Yates Elementary School
- Emery Secondary
Hayward/HUSD - Faith Ringgold School of the Arts & Sciences
Oakland/OUSD - Sequoia Elementary School
- Kaiser Elementary School
Marin County
Mill Valley/MVSD
- Old Mill Elementary School
- Park Elementary School
- Edna Maguire Elementary School
- San Rafael/Dixie USD
- Marie Silviera Elementary School, Dixie USD
City & County of SF
- Argonne Elementary School, Richmond
- Buena Vista Elementary School, Potrero
- Carmichael Elementary School, SOMA
- Cesar Chavez Elementary School , Mission
- Cobb Elementary School, Western Addition
- Dianne Feinstein Elementary School, Parkside
- Glen Park Elementary School, Glen Park
- Grattan Elementary School, Cole Valley
- Guadalupe Elementary School, Excelsior
- Marshall Elementary School, Mission
- McKinley Elementary School, Castro
- New Traditions Elementary School, Pan Handle
- Peabody Elementary School, Richmond
- Redding Elementary School, Tenderloin
- Sanchez Elementary School, Castro
- Sherman Elementary School, Union Street
- Commodore Sloat Elementary School, Balboa Terrace
- Sunnyside Elementary School, Glen Park
- Sutro Elementary School, Richmond
- E.R. Taylor Elementary School, Vis. Valley
- UCSF Child Life Dept Parnassus
- West Portal Elementary School, West Portal
- Yick Wo Elementary School, Russian Hill
Art Partners
The success of VTS in SF Bay Region is also due to the collaboration of the Bay Area's world-class museums and arts centers:
- de Young Museum, San Francisco
- Legion of Honor, San Francisco
- San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco
- Asian Art Museum, San Francisco
- Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco
- Oakland Museum of California, Oakland
- The Berkeley Art Center, Berkeley
North Bay Region
Sonoma Valley USD
- Dunbar Elementary School
- El Verano Elementary School
- Flowery Elementary School
- Prestwood Elementary School
- Sassarini Elementary School
- The Presentation School
- Sonoma County Schools
Bellevue USD
- Bellevue Elementary
- Meadowview Elementary
- Kiwana Elementary
- Taylor Mountain Elementary
Petaluma/ Old Adobe USD
- Old Adobe Elementary School
- La Trecera Elementary
- Miwok Elementary School
Rohnert Park/Cotati Rohnert Park USD
- Waldo-Rohnert Elementary School
The success of VTS in the North Bay is due to the support of our local museums as well as teachers and administrators spreading the word on the impact VTS has had on them, their students and their staff.
- The Sonoma Valley Museum of Art, Sonoma
- The Sonoma County Museum, Santa Rosa
- The di Rosa Preserve Art and Nature, Napa
- The Falkirk Cultural Center, San Rafael
- The Arts Council of Sonoma County, Sonoma

Sarah Lenoue
VTS Regional Coordinator, SF Bay
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Liz Harvey
VTS Regional Director, SF Bay
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Robyn Muscardini
VTS Regional Director, Northern California
Email Robyn
Northern California Press
January 31, 2010
Sonoma Country Life
Click here to read the entire article.
November 2, 2009
Petaluma360.com
Linda Postenreider writes about the "Toast for Change" event at the Mystic Theater introducing Visual Thinking Strategies, hosted by Old Adobe School District Superintendent, Diane Zimmerman.
September 18, 2009
The Sonoma Valley Sun
Grounded in art education, Visual Thinking Strategies program helps create well-rounded, critically thinking students.
August 14, 2008
Sonoma News
Program Instills Visual Thinking
"A newly launched program at has [students] not only studying famous pieces of artwork, but also training [them] to draw inferences and think critically, which helps students excel in other subjects.
February 13, 2004
San Francisco Chronicle
"Program at Elementary Schools Empowers Kids in 'Visual Thinking'"
by Kathleen Sullivan, Chronicle Staff Writer
As soon as the image appeared on the screen, three children swinging around a pole in front of a pile of rubble and a damaged building with gaping holes exposing wallpapered walls, several fifth-graders shot their hands into the air.
