Programs artists in schools
 
The Artists in Schools program supports the valuable link between community arts resources-professional teaching artists and arts organizations-with local schools/school districts by funding residency activities emphasizing long-term, in-depth arts education during school hours or in after-school programs. K-12 students are offered comprehensive, California standards-based arts education that underscores the critical role the arts play in the students' development of creativity, overall well-being and academic achievement.
 
staff contact

 
eligibility criteria

 

 
dates

 

Wayne Cook
916.322.6344
wcook@cac.ca.gov
 
  • Arts organization and school must be located in California.
  • Arts organization must have a minimum 3-year history of programming at the time of application.
  • Arts organization must be a nonprofit arts organization or unit of government, or use a fiscal receiver.
  • Professional teaching artists must show at least 3 years professional experience in the artistic discipline to be taught, be California residents, and not be full-time students in a degree program.
  • Professional artists and other personnel must be compensated at a level for persons similarly employed elsewhere.
 
application available:
Friday, January 20, 2012

application deadline:
Friday, March 9, 2012

grant activity period:
October 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013
 
 
applying

 

 
links

 

 

guidelines

technical assistance

Two year funded organizations

If your organization is listed on the link above, you were recommended for two year funding! This means your organization scored a 10 or 9 in the last two grant cycles, and you do not need to re-apply. If your organization is not listed , please proceed to filling out a full AIS application for FY 2012-2013.

Application is closed.

california cultural data project
Required! The California Arts Council requires all applicants to fill out a profile through the California Cultural Data Project and submit a Funder Report along with their application. Complete this part of your submission at the California Cultural Data Project.