Politics & Government
Music/Art Programs at Local Schools Win City Grants
Carlsbad Unified School District is pleased to be the recipient of six City of Carlsbad Arts Grants totaling more than $7,000 in support of six enriching site programs.
(CUSD) has received a total of $7,455 in 2012 arts education grants from the The grants fund six enriching programs; both ongoing and new efforts.
Over the years, Carlsbad arts grants have funded a full palette of projects at CUSD elementary, middle and high schools. Assistant Superintendent of Business Services Devin Vodicka, Ed.D., recalls, “The Playwrights Project Write On! program that took place when I was Calavera Hills Elementary and Middle Principal reached many students and inspired some to pursue a related career. In today’s challenging economic times for our District, these grants are highly welcomed, and greatly valued.”
Grant recipients are: Carlsbad High School Band Boosters, $1,200; Carlsbad High School Choral Boosters, $1,200; Carlsbad High School Drama Club, $1,200; , $1,200; Calavera Hills Elementary visual arts program, $950; Jefferson Elementary after-school choir program; $1,015; and Pacific Rim Elementary legacy mosaic, $690.
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Jefferson Music Teacher Amber Gustafson says, “Jefferson has had a wonderful choir program for 14-years. The 2012 arts grant allows us to continue this proud tradition. We’re very grateful.”
To learn more about the City of Carlsbad arts grant process, email Colleen.Finnegan@carlsbadca.gov.
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–Press Release by CUSD
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