The Arts in Education Program invites registered public and private schools in Anne Arundel County to apply for one (1) Residency and one (1) Auditorium Grant per school year. These grants are used to fund artistically driven educational programs. The ACAAC will only support funding for performers listed in the ACAAC Arts in Education Directory or those on the Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC) Arts in Education registry. All applications are reviewed by the Arts in Education Committee and funding for as many programs as possible is approved based on the annual budget. It is the responsibility of the applicant to book the artists and secure any additional funding that is needed. All applications must be completed in full with the requested supplemental materials to be considered. ACAAC grants received under the Arts in Education Program should be in the school’s newsletter, giving credit to the ACAAC, the MSAC, City of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County. Please read the individual guidelines for each Grant.
Arts in Education Residency Grant
The Arts in Education Residency Grant funds ongoing workshops and projects where registered artists partner with schools to produce a performance, presentation, project or program involving the joint participation of teachers, students and artists lasting a minimum of five (5) days. Each school may apply for one Residency Grant per school year.
Review the Residency Grant Guidelines
FY 2019 ONLINE Applications will be available from September 20, 2018 through October 18, 2018
Arts in Education Auditorium Grant
The Arts in Education Auditorium Grant funds an auditorium style assembly facilitated by registered Arts Council or MSAC artists. Each school may apply for one Auditorium Grant per school year.
Review the Auditorium Grant Guidelines
FY 2019 ONLINE Applications will be available from September 20, 2018 through October 18, 2018
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- Illstyle Peace productions performs their Anit-Bullying sketch, promoting the importance of acceptance and unity
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- Crystalooney’s is set up to answer questions about their program for the Faculty and PTA members who attend the Arts in Education Showcases
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- Blue Sky Puppet entertains the Students at Germantown Elementary whole teaching about water conservation
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- Board Member, Marnie Kagan and Volunteer, Lisa Shore, pause for smiles at Arts in Education Showcase 2013.
Please contact the Arts Council Office if you have any additional questions: 410-222-7949.
