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CAEC Members’ 2018-2019 Arts Education Programs and Connections with the Cleveland Metropolitan School District Cleveland Arts Education Consortium invited its members to participate in a special survey to learn about their arts education work and whether that work took place in K-12 Schools across the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. Analysis of the CAEC SurveyMonkey survey data revealed that All 2018-2019 Schools in the Cleveland Metropolitan School District participated in Arts Learning Programs provided by CAEC Members 2018-2019 List of 128 Cleveland Metropolitan School District Schools The number beside each of the 128 CMSD Schools indicates how many CAEC Member Organizations connected with that school in the 2018-2019 academic year. COLOR KEY 66 Grade K-8 Schools 44 Grade 9-12 High Schools 18 Charter Schools (varying grade levels) # of Contacts Schools 23 Cleveland School of the Arts High School - 9-12 22 Campus International Elementary - K-8 19 Case - K-8 17 Franklin D. Roosevelt - K-8 17 Iowa-Maple - K-8 16 Anton Grdina - K-8 16 Clark - K-8 16 Patrick Henry - K-8 16 Walton - K-8 15 Harvey Rice - K-8 15 Newton D. Baker School of the Arts - K-8 15 Orchard School of Science - K-8 15 Robinson G. Jones - K-8 15 Sunbeam - K-8 14 Adlai E. Stevenson - K-8 14 Almira - K-8 14 Clara E. Westropp - K-8 14 Tremont Montessori - K-8 13 Andrew J. Rickoff - K-8 13 Mary B. Martin - K-8 13 Miles Park - K-8 13 Riverside - K-8 13 Wade Park - K-8 13 Wilbur Wright - K-8 12 Daniel E. Morgan - K-8 12 Dike School of the Arts - K-8 12 George Washington Carver - K-8 12 Hannah Gibbons - K-8 12 Marion-Sterling - K-8 12 Mary M. Bethune - K-8 2 12 Scranton - K-8 12 Campus International HS - 9-12 11 Artemus Ward - K-8 11 Euclid Park - K-8 11 Michael R. White - K-8 11 Mound - K-8 11 Warner Girls' Leadership Academy - K-8 11 John Adams High School - 9-12 11 Thomas Jefferson International Newcomers Academy - 9-12 10 Bolton - K-8 10 Garfield - K-8 10 Joseph M. Gallagher - K-8 10 Luis Munoz Marin - K-8 10 Marion C. Seltzer - K-8 10 Nathan Hale - K-8 10 William Cullen Bryant - K-8 10 MC2STEM - 9-12 10 The Intergenerational School - K-8 10 Village Prep - K-4 9 Charles A. Mooney - K-8 9 Charles Dickens - K-8 9 Denison - K-8 9 Fullerton - K-8 9 Kenneth W. Clement Boys' Leadership Academy - K-8 9 Louis Agassiz - K-8 9 Oliver H. Perry - K-8 9 Paul L. Dunbar - K-8 9 Valley View - K-8 9 Willson - K-8 9 Cleveland School of Science and Medicine - 9-12 9 John Adams College and Career - 9-12 9 Citizens Leadership Academy - K-8 9 Village Prep, Willard - K-2, 5-6 8 Alfred A. Benesch - K-8 8 East Clark - K-8 8 Louisa May Alcott - K-8 8 Memorial - K-8 8 Lincoln-West Global Studies - 9-12 8 Martin Luther King Jr. Campus - 9-12 7 Douglas MacArthur - K-8 7 H. Barbara Booker - K-8 7 Miles School - K-8 7 Robert H. Jamison - K-8 7 Waverly - K-8 3 7 William Rainey Harper - K-8 7 Willow - K-8 7 Bard HS Early College - 9-12 7 Collinwood High School - 9-12 7 Facing History New Tech High School @ Charles Mooney - 9-12 7 Stonebrook Montessori - PreK-2 7 Village Prep, Woodland Hills - K-4 6 Cleveland High School for Digital Arts - 9-12 6 Cleveland School of Architecture & Design - 9-12 6 Glenville High School - 9-12 6 New Tech West - 9-12 6 Near West Intergenerational School - K-8 5 Benjamin Franklin - K-8 5 Buhrer Dual Language - K-8 5 Charles W. Eliot - K-8 5 Design Lab @ Health Careers - 9-12 5 East Tech High School - 9-12 5 John Marshall School of Engineering - 9-12 5 Lincoln-West High School - 9-12 5 Lincoln-West Science & Health - 9-12 5 Citizens Academy - K-5 5 Entrepreneurship Preparatory School - Woodland Hills Campus - 5-8 5 Menlo Park - K-8 4 Cleveland Early College High School - 9-12 4 John Marshall School of Information Technology - 9-12 4 Max S. Hayes High School - 9-12 4 Rhodes Schools of Environmental Studies - 9-12 4 Citizens Academy East - K-5 4 Citizens Academy Southeast - K-4 4 Cleveland Entrepreneurship Preparatory School - 5-8 3 Bard East - 9-12 3 Davis Aerospace and Maritime High School - 9-12 3 Garrett Morgan School of Science - 9-12 3 James Ford Rhodes - 9-12 3 New Tech East - 9-12 3 PACT @ JFK - 9-12 3 Cleveland College Prep School - K-8 3 Lakeshore Intergenerational School - K-5 2 E3AGLE @ JFK - 9-12 2 Ginn Academy - 9-12 2 John Marshall School of Business & Civic Leadership - 9-12 2 Rhodes College and Career - 9-12 2 The School of One - Collinwood - 9-12 2 The School of One - East Tech - 9-12 4 2 The School of One - Glenville - 9-12 2 The School of One - Lincoln-West - 9-12 2 The School of One - John Adams - 9-12 2 The School of One - James Ford Rhodes - 9-12 2 Washington Park Environmental Studies - 9-12 2 Whitney M. Young Leadership Academy - 9-12 2 Northeast Ohio College Prep - K-12 2 Promise Academy - Drop Out Recovery 1 Jane Addams Business Careers Center - 9-12 1 Stepstone Academy - K-6 1006 Total Contacts with CMSD Schools 2018-2019 Reported in Survey A FEW COMMENTS FROM THE SURVEY We provide books to them year-round. Books are distributed everywhere. Cleveland Kids' Book Bank Parents are welcome to participate in dance classes, yoga classes, and free theatre performances at Karamu House. We have primarily performed for Grades K-6 but are happy to include other grades in the future. BlueWater Chamber Orchestra We recently connected one artist-in-residence with a nearby school (non CMSD) and both students and artist reported a positive value on that experience. So we are interested to engage similar opportunities in the future. SPACES When the workshops that we are providing center specifically around arts literacy, we provide the opportunity for parents and families to become involved so that reading becomes a team involvement. Talespinner Children's Theatre We do partner on a program involving CMSD students at Newbridge, but would like to get involved in CMSD schools. Cleveland Institute of Art The Marilyn Bianchi Kids' Playwriting Festival has existed for over 40 years, but the current education programming surrounding it is very new. Dobama Theatre We do professional development for teachers and Social Emotional Learning (SEL) staff. We provide Bus Tickets for our after-school programs. Golden Ciphers 5 83 CAEC Members Providing 2018-2019 Program & School Contact Data NOTES: This bullet sign • indicates organizations working in 2018-2019 CMSD Schools. Many CAEC members work with other area School Districts as well as with CMSD. • Apollo's Fire Baroque Orchestra • Art House, Inc. • Art Therapy Studio • Baldwin Wallace Community Arts School BAYarts (not in CMSD 2018-2019, not currently interested) Beck Center for the Arts (not in CMSD 2018-2019, interested) • BlueWater Chamber Orchestra • Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland /Open Tone Music (in CMSD, specific schools not selected) • Broadway School of Music & the Arts • Campus International School PCO • Center for Arts-Inspired Learning • CityMusic Cleveland Cleveland Association of Black Storytellers, Inc (not in CMSD 2018-2019, interested) • Cleveland Ballet Cleveland City Dance (not in CMSD 2018-2019, interested) • Cleveland Classical Guitar Society • Cleveland Clinic K-12 Education School Programs (program ended) • Cleveland History Center (Western Reserve Historical Society) Cleveland Institute of Art (not in CMSD 2018-2019, interested) • Cleveland Institute of Music • Cleveland Jazz Orchestra • Cleveland Kids' Book Bank • Cleveland Modern Dance Association aka DANCECleveland • Cleveland Museum of Art Cleveland Opera Theater (not in CMSD 2018-2019, interested) • The Cleveland Orchestra • Cleveland Play House The Cleveland Pops Orchestra (not in CMSD 2018-2019, interested) • Cleveland Public Library (serves all schools) Cleveland Public Theatre (not in CMSD 2018-2019, not currently interested) • Cleveland State University Dance Program • Creative Concepts in Music • Cuyhoga Community College- Creative Arts Academy Dance Evert (not in CMSD 2018-2019, interested) • Dancing Classrooms Northeast Ohio • The Dancing Wheels Company & School The Digital Mosaic (not in CMSD 2018-2019, interested) • Dobama Theatre 6 Duffy Liturgical Dance Ensemble (not in CMSD 2018-2019, interested) Fairmount Center for the Arts (not in CMSD 2018-2019, interested) • Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Money Museum (in CMSD, specific schools not selected) • Foluke Cultural Arts Center, Inc • Golden Ciphers Youth Development & Cultural Arts Center • Great Lakes Theater • GroundWorks DanceTheater • ideastream (in CMSD, specific schools not selected) • Ingenuity Cleveland • Inlet Dance Theatre Joyful Noise Neighborhood Music School (not in CMSD 2018-2019, not currently interested) • Karamu House • Kulture Kids • Lake Erie Ink: A writing space for youth • LGBT Center (in CMSD, specific schools not selected) • Local 4 Music Fund • The MetroHealth System • moCa Cleveland • The Music Settlement • The Musical Theater Project Near West Theatre (not in CMSD 2018-2019, interested) • NewBridge Cleveland Center for Arts and Technology • North Pointe Ballet Oberlin Center for the Arts (not in CMSD, serves Lorain County) • Piano Cleveland (Cleveland International Piano Competition) • Playhouse Square • Progressive Arts Alliance • Rainey Institute Reaching Heights (not in CMSD 2018-2019, serves CHUH School District) • Refresh Collective The Roberto Ocasio Foundation (not in CMSD 2018-2019, not currently interested) • Rock and Roll Hall of Fame • Roots of American Music • Shore Cultural Centre Sing and Swing, LLC (not in CMSD 2018-2019, not currently interested) The Singing Angels (not in CMSD 2018-2019, not currently interested) SPACES (not in CMSD 2018-2019, interested) Studio Institute (not in CMSD 2018-2019, interested) • Talespinner Children's Theatre • Teach For America • Tender Hearts Crusades Inc.
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