TAC Grant Awards Announced
- Dominic Valentine
- Feb 25, 2017
- 1 min read

The Jefferson Arts Council awards fourteen County Art teachers program grants for their initiative and creativity. The total grant amount surpassed amounts given in the past with a total of eight thousand dollars pledged. The programs are a diverse mixture of different approaches to teaching art.
The following recipients were awarded Teaching Arts Creatively Grants:
Emily Cumberland/Ranson Elementary - Architectural &Decorative clay wall hanging project visiting artist—Anne Rule Thompson
Laura Miller/Wildwood MS - Printmaking –visiting artist Susan Carney
Amanda Groff/Shepherd Elementary - lay sculpture Koi fish to hang in Shepherd Univ. library—guest artist Anne Rule Thompson.
Pamela Shearer/ S. Jefferson Elementary - Musical which combines Music teacher and Reading & language arts teacher
Sarah Sullivan/S. Jefferson Elementary - School wide art project with visiting artist Mr. Modler
Katherine Mackinnon/Shepherd MS - Museum field trip
Tammy Kidwiler/N.Jefferson Elementary -Multicultural Music Program with the entire school—all teachers participating with visiting artist Isaac
Joseph Band, Kendra Clark/Shipley Elementary -Clay Mask Making with visiting artist Anne Rule Thompson
Sam Nelson/ Washington HS - Art Materials for block printing project.
Loretta Ober/Washington HS - College prep Portfolio Project visiting consultants/ shepherd Univ. & J. Lappen
Constance Balnuoff/ Blue Ridge Primary & Blue Ridge Elementary -
Art Materials for watercolor for both school
Trisha Nupp Art, Amanda Winebrenner PE/ T.A. Lowery Elementary School - Interdisciplinary project. Creating garden art for schools walking trail.
Angela Weaver/Music Teacher -Driswood Elementary School
Purchase of 8-channel wireless microphone system for their musical theatre performances
Lisa Petterson, Driswood Elementary, Clay Mask Project.





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