The National Art Education Association (NAEA) has established five specific goals in order to achieve quality art education for all students. This document describes: (1) a definition of quality art education; (2) outcomes of quality art education; and (3) reasons for the NAEA goals. Each goal is identified and interpreted, and reasons for its importance are presented. Goal 1 states that all elementary and secondary level students should complete a sequential program of art instruction that is taught by certified teachers and that integrates art production, aesthetics, criticism, and history. Goal 2 proposes that every student be required to complete one year of high school credit in fine arts, while goal 3 recommends that, for college or university admission, a student should be required to complete one year of credit in visual art. Goal 4 states that, for college or university graduation, a student be required to complete one fine arts course, and goal 5 proposes that every state and local school system appoint a supervisor or administrator to coordinate and direct a visual arts program. (JHP)