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These programs are for dedicated visual art, music, theatre, and dance educators and use intentional partnerships with local arts organizations to inspire creativity, spark new ideas, and help you bring a well-rounded arts education to your students.
There is no cost for any of these programs.
Host an interactive assembly with a North Coast Dance, exploring elements of ballet from their Spring Performance.
Interactive assembly with a local woodwind quintet Wind Energy, exploring music and science connections with an optional wood wind clinic for students.
Tickets to support your class attending local theatre productions at North Coast Repertory Theatre and Ferndale Theatre. Up to $350 in tickets per class, email Arts@hcoe.org for information.
Visit the Morris Graves Museum of Art for exhibition-based tours, hands-on artmaking, and curriculum that connects classroom learning with the creative world of the museum.
After viewing Earthquake Trauma, students explore kintsugi, the Japanese tradition of repairing ceramics, through shape, texture, and reflection. Using paper and gold materials, students tear, repair, and layer pieces to create dynamic collages that reflect on resilience, repair, and perspective.
Inspired by Junque Art, students explore color, imagination, and upcycling by transforming discarded materials into unique works of art. Through color theory and layering, students rethink an object’s purpose and discover how “trash” can become something new.