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The Illinois Arts
Council {lAC],
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ILLINOIS STATE
t^^agency,
encourages growth
and development of
the arts throughout
,Illinois. Through
special programs,
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services and grants,
the Council
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provides financial
and technical
assistance to
schools and
non-profit v
organizations
interested in
developing quality
arts-in-education
programming.
Arts-in-Education
Programs and Grants
Eligibility
The AIE
The following sites
Residency
are eligible to submit
an AIE Residency Program
Program grant
application T
.
• non-profit K-12
his program provides support for artist
Illinois schools or
residencies in schools and communities
school districts
statewide. Professional artists work primarily
• community
with students and may also provide workshops
colleges
for teachers, parents and other community
• local arts councils
members. The artist(s) selected to conduct the
• non-profit arts
residency must be listed in the lAC 1999-2000
centers, community
AIE Artists Roster which includes individual
or neighborhood
dancers, media artists, musicians, theater
organizations
artists, traditional ethnic and folk artists, visual
Residency artists, writers and performing arts companies.
Program
Artists may work up to 20 hours per week in
Applicants
residencies lasting from one week to six months.
Should...
This program introduces students, teachers and
parents to working with a professional artist and
• develop a broad-
can be used to enhance an- existing arts program,
based steering
to present a unique arts experience or to
committee to plan,
integrate arts into other areas of student studies.
coordinate and
assess the project
The application deadline for the 1998-1999
• select an artist or
Arts-In-Education Residency Program is^
coYnpany from the
February 15, 1998.
lAC 1999-2000
AIE Artists Roster
and plan the
project
collaboratively
with that artist
• provide a cash
match of 40% of
the total
residency cost
How
to
Apply
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To remain on the mailing list, return this form to: |
Arts-In-Education Program Staff, Illinois Arts Council i
James R, Thompson Center i
100 West Randolph Street i
Suite 10-500 ' j
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Chicago, IL 60601-3298 '
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Please send me: i
C!) Residency Program Guidelines, Application and Artists Roster |
□ Roster Artists Showcase Information and Registration Form j
□ ArtsResource Intent to Apply Form i
School/Organization Name
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Street Address
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(please indicate whether this is your home or organizational address)
City State Zip
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ContactTerson
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Daytime Telephone
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e-mail ' ^Fax
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Have you applied for an lAC Arts-In-Education grant before?
□ Yes □ No
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Do you currently receive lAC mailings?
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Yes No
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Eligibility
The following sites
are eligible to submit
an ArtsResource
Program grant
application:
• individual or
TThese grants are designed to support schools
consortia of public
or school districts that seek to work with artists
elementary, junior
as project consultants for new teacher training
high or high
initiatives in curriculum development or
schools
student assessment.
• individua,! or
consortia of school The goal of the ArtsResource Program is to
districts with the assist teachers'and arts specialists to meet
approval of their their local school improvement plans for the
superintendents fine arts by expanding their own skills and
• private non-profit knowledge in the arts. Artists are selected by
the site and engaged in a collaborative planning
K-12 schools
process with teachers to deterihine the project’s
Artsresource goals and the appropriate steps to implement
Program the project.
Applicants
Schools and school districts that are making
Should...
the arts an integral part of their students’
education by encouraging greater teacher >
• show previous
participation in the development of arts
experience
education strategies are encouraged to apply.
utilizing artists in
Funds will be made available to the selected
the classroom sites upon the lAC’s approval of their submitted
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• have chosen to Intent to Apply form.
implement the
Intent-to-Apply forms for the
Illinois State Board
ArtsResource Program will be available
of Education's
after March 1, 1998 and must be returned
recommendations
by May 1, 1998.
for learning in the\
fine arts
• provide a 1:1 Individuals who are blind, visua iiy
minimum cash impaired or learning impaired, may
match to the lAC obtain assistance regarding Illinois
grant Arts Council applications and
written materials by contacting
the 504 Access Coordinator at
the lAC office.
To Receive
More
Info
lAC AIE
Fior specific program guidelines, grant
Roster Artists
applications, grantswriting workshop dates or a
Showcase
registration form for the Roster Artists
Showcase,'return the coupon on the inside of
November 10,
this brochure.
1997
Illinois Arts Council staff members are
Hilton'Hotel,
available for telephone consultation or for
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scheduled appointments at the lAC office.
Naperville
If you need assistance, write or phone:
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• Meet AIE roster
Arts-In-Education Program Staff
artists and hear
Illinois Arts Council
their plans for
James R. Thompson Center
wor]$,ing in
100 West Randolph, Suite 10-500
Illinois schools
Chicago, IL 60601-3298
and
communities. ’ 312/814-6750; or toll free in Illinois 1/800/237-
6994; or 312/814-4831 TT/telephone text for
• Attend an lAC
individuals who are deaf, or hard-of-hearing or
Residency
voice-impaired.
. Program
Grantswriting
Workshop.
• Learn about
issues and topics
related to arts
lAC AIE Residency Program
education
in Illinois’; Grantswriting _
_ • Receive current Workshops
and updated
lAC grant Workshops will be conducted throughout the
information and state in November, December and January.
materials.
A schedule will be printed in the Residency
Program Guidelines booklet.
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