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Making Learning Visible

A world of authentic art experiences.

The Arts Education Projects you see here reflect how the arts come to life through schools, artists, and community organizations. These projects support a variety of teaching and learning opportunities for preschool through high school students. Framed by the Core Arts Standards, the projects reach diverse students, encourage community partnerships, and nurture student development through creativity.
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Salmon Arts Council

Supporting art-based education initiatives for K-12 students in Salmon.
Stay-in-School Quinceanera Program

Multi-disciplinary workshops motivating middle school students to stay in school.
Arts on Tour at College of Southern Idaho

Arts on Tour brings world-class performers to Magic Valley students, free of charge.
ArtReach Remote Learning

Boise Art Museum brings visual art education to public schools throughout Idaho with no geographic limitations.
Artists in Residence

Idaho Parents Unlimited provides 18 artist-led residencies for students of all abilities in Idaho’s community centers, public schools, and juvenile facilities.
Summer Music Academy

Engaging 87 youth in music theory, theater, ukulele, the visual arts, piano, and orchestra.
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