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Arts In Education—‘AIE’

Arts In Education programs work in collaboration with parents, teachers, and administrators to create residency and arts education programs that best fit the individual school community. Residencies range from two-day workshops to year-long projects. Learn more

For information concerning funding for arts integration and residencies in the schools, please download the attachment below.

• Funding for Artist Residencies 2011-2012 Funding for Artist Residencies 2011-2012

At-risk Programming

• Middle school and high school students participate in a no-cost mentorship program matching them with local artists. The program includes students from College Hill Alternative High School, Crescent Valley, Corvallis High School, and Linus Pauling Middle School.
• Families receive scholarships that allow children to attend ceramics, painting, drawing, and dance classes at The Arts Center at no cost.
• Elementary school students work directly with artists in their classrooms as part of The Arts Center’s school residency program.  This program provides FREE arts education opportunities at schools in low income communities.
• Children receive music classes at no cost  through Rhythm Core. This Programs benefits Corvallis School District students who have little or no access to music education.  
• Young women (ages 12-21) in the transitional parole program at Oak Creek correctional facility participate in 10 weeks of intensive visual arts and writing workshops with local artists.

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