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Grants for Schools - Delaware Division of the Arts Grants for Arts Organizations Grants for Community-Based Organizations Logos & Funding Acknowledgment Delaware State of the Arts Podcast The Delaware Division of the Arts offers a variety of grants for Delaware Pre-K through 12 public, charter, private, and parochial schools that offer arts activities and programming.
Artist Residency grants are for residencies with visual, literary, performing or media artists working with students in the classroom or in professional development workshops with teachers. Artist Residency applications are accepted on an ongoing basis, but must be submitted at least six (6) weeks prior to the start of the scheduled residency . Earlier applications are recommended, whenever possible.
Education Resource grants assist in the facilitation of partnerships between Delaware’s schools, arts organizations, and artists in providing standards-based arts learning experiences for Pre K-12 students statewide. Education Resource projects focus on ways that Delaware arts organizations can serve as resources to Delaware schools before, during, and after the school day. Application deadline is March 3 at 4:30pm .
Late applications are not accepted. TranspARTation Grants support transportation costs of up to $500 for schools to travel to Delaware arts and cultural institutions and venues in order for students to attend arts performances, events, and exhibits. TranspARTation applications are accepted on an ongoing basis but must be received at least six (6) weeks prior to the field trip date.
Applications are reviewed in the order they are received on a first-received, first-reviewed basis starting in mid-August until all available funds are awarded. Arts and cultural events and opportunities right at your fingertips! Carvel State Office Building State Arts Council Intranet Built by the Government Information Center
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