Utah Arts Council -- Arts Education Program -- Grants for Schools and TIP grant for Teachers

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School Grants

Which grant are you applying for?

You may only apply for one grant.*

*NOTE: Schools applying for a residency or arts education project may also have one TIP grant submitted by a classroom teacher. Schools not applying for a residency or project may have two classroom teachers apply for two separate TIP grants.

ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE GRANT:

For any school, school district (small), or nonprofit organization.
Requires a minimum of 40 hours contact time in which an artist from the AE Roster engages students in a particular art form.
Consists of at least one target group and several workshop groups, each with a maximum of 35 people.
Sponsor match varies.

ARTS EDUCATION PROJECT GRANT:

For any school, school district (small), or nonprofit organization implementing advanced and innovative Arts Education initiatives.
May include more than one artist and artistic discipline.
Promotes artistic excellence and focuses on art learning art making.
Serves the surrounding community, school community, and/or specific populations within a community (e.g. rural populations, inner city youth, reservation communities, correctional facilities, special education students, low income, etc.).
Maximum grant award is $10,000 with a 1:1 match.

TEACHER INITIATIED PROJECT GRANT:

Any teacher in any private, parochial, charter, or public school is eligible.
Promotes artistic excellence and focuses on art learning art making for the individual classroom teacher.
No cash match is required. Matches are provided through teacher time and commitment.

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