GCAC 2007 Annual Report

2007 Highlights

Expanding our reach into the community

Introduction

A Message from our President
A Word from our Board Chair

Strategic Plan

Mission & Vision
Overview of the planning process

Grants & Services

Operating Support
Project Support
Grants to Individual Artists

Community Arts Education

Artists-in-Schools
Art in the House & TRANSIT ARTS
Children of the Future
Franklin County Neighborhood Arts grants
Professional Development in Arts Integration

Columbus Arts Festival

About the 2007 Festival
2007 Sponsors
Coordinating Committee & Volunteers
New for 2008

Marketing, Communications & Outreach

Business Arts Partnership Awards
Artistic Excellence Award
ArtZine
ColumbusArts.com & gcac.org
ColumbusArts Card

Executive Office

Board of Trustees
Staff

GCAC Financials

Statement of Financial Position
Statement of Activities supported by the city of columbus, franklin county, and the ohio arts council
Community Arts Education
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Professional Development in Arts Integration

GCAC and the Columbus City Schools work together to support the efforts of arts education staff of local performing arts organizations in providing teacher trainings. Now supported as a national model, Columbus City Schools conducts its Professional Development In Arts Integration with GCAC, BalletMet Columbus, Opera Columbus and the Jazz Arts Group. The program is funded by a three-year Professional Development for Arts Educators grant from the US Department of Education.

During the program’s Summer Teacher Arts Institute, more than 140 arts and classroom teachers and 75 local teaching artists learn and utilize methods of integrating the arts throughout the curriculum while adhering to district and state academic content standards. With year two of the three-year project finished, evaluations show that participating CCS teachers feel the professional development sessions have been useful and effective. The third year of the project, which began October 1, includes 51 certified CCS arts and classroom teachers and 26 local teaching artists.


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