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Find similar grantsArts in Education Grant is sponsored by The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa. Aims to aid Tuscaloosa County educators and artists in their pursuit of projects contributing to the greater good of local students through the arts.
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The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa Application Deadline: Tuesday, October 1, 2025 Education Grant Application Education Grant Guidelines Sandra Wolfe , Executive Director Questions: director@tuscarts. org Applications can be emailed or delivered in person. Teachers employed by K-12 schools within Tuscaloosa County are eligible to apply for funding for art related projects through the Arts in Education Grant.
Grant applications are made through the Arts and Humanities Council of Tuscaloosa County with funding distributed by the Community Foundation of West Alabama .
1:1 (no more than 25% can be in-kind contributions) Any teacher in K-12 schools within Tuscaloosa County Grant Review Committee meets in March, forwards recommendations to Community Foundation Arts in Education grants are awarded to City, County and Private schools located within Tuscaloosa County to provide limited support for arts projects. Important: Grant applicants are not limited to art teachers; any teacher may apply.
Eligible Projects Include: Small or pilot art activities Special projects of high artistic quality Theatrical, musical or dance productions Arts component of a larger project October 1, 2025 (shifts to Monday if falls on weekend) Grant Review Committee meets in March Half paid upfront, balance after project completion Within 30 days of completion, or by May 15, 2026 Final Report Requirements Final report should include: Evaluation of the project Other supporting materials Application Form: Arts in Education Grant Application Complete Guidelines: Arts in Education Grant Guidelines 2025-26 How to Complete the Grant Application Forms Option 1: Print and Complete by Hand After reading guidelines, click on the "Application" link, print out, and complete by hand.
Option 2: Complete Using Text Fields Right click on the link, select "Save Link As," to save the PDF to your computer. In order to view and complete the form properly, you must have the latest version of Adobe Reader on your computer from Adobe. com.
Read all guidelines and include required signatures before completing the form and submitting to The Arts Council. The application form is designed to complete using your computer. Fill out the form by clicking in the first highlighted field after "Date."
After you complete each field, push Tab on your keyboard to move to the next, or use your mouse to click in each field. Be sure to select File – Save periodically to save your work for future editing. If you wish to edit your form, be sure to select the version saved to your hard drive, not the original form on The Arts Council site.
Upon final editing and completion, print out the form. In Person: Bring completed application to The Arts Council offices before Tuesday, October 1, 2025 at 4 p. m.
Email: education@tuscarts. org Sandra Wolfe, Executive Director Arts and Humanities Council of Tuscaloosa County PARA Bldg. , Arts Council 2nd Floor 614 Greensboro Ave.
, Tuscaloosa
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Tuscaloosa County educators and individual artists. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Arts in Education Grant is funded by The Arts Council of Tuscaloosa. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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