Art Project
ACHF Arts Education
Our goal is to broaden the arts curriculum offered in the schools, providing instruction in all medium of art from educated, professional artists that students don't have access to during the summer months. Home school students will have unprecedented access to art education. We hope to cultivate a sense of art appreciation in youth. We also hope to engage the families of the youth, increasing our exposure in the community and introducing the art center to adults who may not otherwise have come. Our teachers will implement the use of a rubric to see if the child has learned the technique being offered. At the end of the program we will also ask parents to complete surveys grading each class, the teachers, the technique taught and implemented, and to rate their student's advancement and skill level. We will ask the students themselves to rate the classes, teachers and projects to gain insight on what classes we should be teaching at the Center. We will ask the teachers for suggestions on future classes to add to the curriculum.
69% of student responses reported "EPIC FUN!" 29% student responses reported "FUN" and 2% reported "JUST OK" Parents were asked to rate the classes from 1 -3, 3 being the best: 85% of parent responses rate the overall class a 3 and 15% rated the overall class a 2. When asked if students would like to take a class again at Hutchinson Center for the Arts - 97% responded yes and 3% responded maybe. Asked if they would enroll their child in another class in the future 97% of parents responded yes and 3% responded maybe. The Summer Youth Art Programs enrolled 41 students in a total of 6 different classes.
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