Arts Education Framework Grants for Public School Districts
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General Info & Application Workshop: August 29, 2023, 4:30pm
Register via the grant webpage HERE.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: September 25, 2023
Funding Notification: October 2023
Funding Period: January – June 2024 (6 months)
Questions? Email Creative Sonoma.
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Teaching Artist Training Course – Just $30! |
With more than $9 million going to Sonoma County schools every year from Prop 28 for more arts education, the need for a workforce of arts educators is greater than ever! Prop 28 will provide support for arts programs, so that students have the opportunity to learn arts disciplines that are required by our state education code—visual art, music, theater, dance—in grades 1-12. Schools are required to use the funding to address current gaps in their arts education programs.
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Luther Burbank Center for the Arts is offering a Teaching Artist Training Course, a 4-part series with a mix of self-paced online course work and live class sessions that will cover:
Instruction will be provided by Focus 5, Inc. The first session is September 27, so sign up today for only $30!
To support next steps after the Teaching Artist Training Course, Creative Sonoma is supporting a paid Teaching Artist Practicum eligible to those teaching artists who complete the LBC Course. The Practicum pairs participants with LBC’s expert teaching artists for a hands-on, in-school experience. Participants will shadow LBC teaching artists through a residency process, receive mentorship and guidance from LBC staff, and ultimately be given the opportunity to take the role of lead teaching artist in a structured classroom environment. Funding for the Practicum provided by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
Questions? Contact Tracy Sawyer tsawyer@lutherburbankcenter.org or call 707.800.7529.
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Upcoming School Shows
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It's Okay to Be Different – Stories by Todd Parr
by Mermaid Theatre of Nova Scotia
Tuesday, October 17, 2023
9:30 am
Grades PK-3
Innovative puppetry and original music come together in this all-new production featuring three Todd Parr favorites.The New York Times bestselling author and illustrator’s unique blend of playfulness and sensitivity come to life on stage. It’s Okay to Be Different explores acceptance, understanding, and self-confidence. The Earth Book is a whimsical homage to our beautiful planet, inspiring us all to keep the Earth happy and healthy. This is My Hair is a funny exploration of how silly hair can be and we all have reason to feel good about ourselves.
Space is limited!
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Parsons Dance
Monday, October 23, 2023
9:30 am
Grades 7 - 12
Join us for this performance specifically for students! Known for its energized, athletic, and joyous style, Parsons Dance is internationally renowned for creating and performing contemporary American dance. Their bold ensemble work and movement has solidified them as one of the world’s leading dance companies. Works like the iconic Caught exemplify the company’s innovation and huge audience appeal. Parsons Dance is always a favorite that is sure to thrill students and adults alike with their effortless movement and stunning dancers.
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Pete the Cat’s Big Hollywood Adventure
by TheaterWorksUSA
Tuesday, October 24, 2023
11:30 am added due to popular demand!
Grades PK-3
Lights! Camera! Action! Everyone’s favorite cool cat comes to life on stage! When Pete the Cat and his buddy Callie sneak into the Hollywood Studios, they get lost in the world of the movies. Join Pete, Callie, Ethel the Apatosaurus, and Robo-Pete in this rockin’ new musical adventure adapted from several fun-filled Pete the Cat books, including Cavecat Pete, Pete the Cat and the Treasure Map, and The Cool Cat Boogie.
Space is limited!
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The Magic School Bus: Lost in the Solar System
by TheaterWorksUSA
Tuesday, November 14, 2023
11:30 am added due to popular demand!
Grades K-5
A feathery adventure about being scared, being brave, and believing in yourself, adapted from two children’s books by Kwame Alexander: Acoustic Rooster and Indigo Blume. With special guests, like Duck Ellington and Ms. Dairy Parton, this musical adaptation will have children and families dancing in their seats.
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ARTS FOR ALL RESIDENCY
Play ProductionInstructors: Jenny Sargent, Helen Segal, or Ellen Vieira
Grades: 2-8
Subjects: Drama
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Unlock your students’ creative energy through fun, active, and inclusive drama activities. This highly flexible residency uses existing stories as the basis for theatrical performances, where students step into familiar characters and develop a collaborative show. Teachers are encouraged to suggest books or other stories from their class curriculum as a source of inspiration and deeper learning. Drama games and exercises will build movement and speaking skills, while contributing towards students’ social-emotional development, camaraderie, and self-confidence. Programs can optionally culminate in a final performance or maintain focus on skill-building and open exploration.
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TEACHING ARTIST TRAINING
Teaching Artist Training Course
Wednesday, September 27, 2023 – Wednesday, January 10, 2024
Instructor: Focus 5, Inc.
Registration $30
Hybrid
A 4-part, hybrid series with a mix of self-paced and online course work. This course covers:
Designing Residencies for Students
Designing Lessons for Classroom Instruction
Classroom Management for Teaching Artists
Plus participants who complete the course are eligible for a paid Teaching Artist Practicum in partnership with Creative Sonoma. The Practicum pairs participants with LBC’s expert teaching artists for a hands-on, in-school experience. Funding for the Practicum provided by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
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TOOLS FOR TEACHERS
Reaching Students with Autism in Your Classroom through the Arts
Tuesday, October 10, 2023
8:00 – 11:00 am
Instructor: Dr. Ryan Hourigan
Grades: PK-12
Subjects: Interdisciplinary
Biella Elementary School
Registration $10
There are a growing number of students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) being included in school and community-based arts programming. This workshop provides successful instructional strategies for including students with ASD in the areas of communication, cognition, sensory integration, socialization, emotional management, and behavior. The information that is provided can easily be generalized into all learning environments. Practical applications, resources, and video examples of successful arts-based content for children with ASD will be provided.
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IDEA IN THE CLASSROOM
Universal Design for Learning
Tuesday, October 10, 2023
4:00 – 5:30 pm
Instructor: Dr. Ryan Hourigan
LBC Education Studio
Registration $10
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is an instructional framework that provides students with multiple means of engagement, representation, and action and expression within the context of their own constructed meaning of the content. The UDL framework was inspired by research into the brain and how the networks of the brain work together to help a student learn. The three networks in question are the Affective Networks (why?), the Recognition Networks (what?); and the Strategic Networks (how?). Each person’s brain is constructed differently. Therefore, each brain utilizes these networks differently. This workshop will show how the arts, combined with UDL, can make a classroom more inclusive for all styles of learning and for students who
bring different experiences and backgrounds to the classroom and how the arts can be used to enhance this framework.
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TOOLS FOR TEACHERS
Reaching Students with Bringing Books to Life
Wednesday, November 8, 2023
8:00 – 11:00 am
Instructor: Hannah Keefer
Grades: PK-12
Subjects: Drama, ELA
Santa Rosa Charter School for the Arts
Registration $10
In this stand-alone session in the Bringing Books to Life series, teachers will learn the unexpected ways theatre can integrate into California reading and writing standards. This session will highlight ways to use theatrical adaptation activities to address ELA anchor standards such as revising written work and feedback, interpretation of words and phrases in text, and more.
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Active 20-30 Club of Santa Rosa #50
David and Deborah Ballati
Carol Beattie/Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund
Mike and Karen Bergin
Gordon Blumenfeld
Mary Cardaras and Francesca Fifis
Stacey Carlo
Carmen and Perri Castaldi
Janice Clausen
County of Sonoma
Audrey
Bush and Chris Crispo
Patricia Daniels
Wes and Carol Daniels
Albert and Sally Davies
Greg and Melinda Dexter
Debra Dow and John Johnson
Don and Jeannette Dow
Joanne Dow/JPMorgan Charitable Giving
Herb and Jane Dwight
Carroll Estes
Daniel Fenton
Paul and Laura Forgue
Kay Reed Goodsill
Julia L. Grant/Community Foundation Sonoma County
The Robert and Shirley Harris Family Foundation
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Ben and Nguyen Harrison
Gary Heck/The Heck Foundation
Marilyn and Robert Heller
Jeff Hudson and Ann Lobdell Hudson
Jay Hunsberger and Chad Hostetler
Jeff and Barbara
Ireland
In memory and honor of Selma Mayer Isenberg and her son, Jean Isenberg
Eric and Susan Johnston
Lynda and Louis Jordan/Fidelity Charitable
Tim and Ariel Kelley
Nick and Krissy Kyjovsky
The Lahiri Family
Susan Leary
Dina and Al Lopez
Monica Lopez
Lise L. Luttgens and Richard R. Johnson
Anonymous Fund of Marin Community Foundation
Clay and Carrie Mauritson
Lewis Meyers
Bill and Christine Nelson
New England Foundation for the Arts
Rick Nowlin and Don Strand
Bill and Jeanne Osterland
Anne and Russ Peterson
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Virginia Pitts
Carlo Proto and Sheila Abdallah in memory of Nathan Abdallah Proto
Alex Purtill
Bonnie Raines
Pierre Ratte
Andrew and Monica Rowley/Goals Foundation
Rayanna
Sanchez
City of Santa Rosa
John Sawyer and Dan Potts
Mack Schwing, in loving memory of Joan
Alan and Susan Seidenfeld
Carolin and Shawn Shaw
Rekha Skantharaja
Marlene and Martin Stein/Jewish Community Foundation
Leticia Trevino and David Vandergriff
John and Laura Whiting/Schwab Charitable Fund
Robin Williams
Greg and Margie Yates
Anonymous (3)
A special thank you to Norma J. Person, in Memory of Evert Person, for Evert Person’s ArtReach and The Evert Person Bus Fund.
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