In-School Programming

The Carnegie’s In-School Programming provides students with opportunities to imagine, create, and communicate in all art forms during the school day.

Arts Integration Workshops and Residencies

The Carnegie provides arts integration workshops and residencies directly to the classroom. Each program is designed to allow the students an opportunity to connect, create, perform/produce, and respond. They focus on combining the elements of dance, theatre, or visual arts with other content areas to strengthen creativity, problem solving, perseverance, communication, and pride. All programs align with the National Core Arts Standards.

Bring The Carnegie into your classroom!

To discuss possibilities or for more information, contact Alissa Paasch at apaasch@thecarnegie.com or 859-957-1936. 

Goals of the program:

• Create an atmosphere where students can take creative risks and practice decision making.
• Reinforce positive behavior by developing an atmosphere of teamwork, respect and pride.
• Reinforce core curriculum with engaging, hands-on experiences.
• Positively impact students standardized test scores in the covered areas.
• Enhance the desire to learn and make an impact on the community.
• Document the program with photos and/or video.

Program Cost

Cost range is based on volume. Programming is scheduled per classroom.

For information, contact Alissa Paasch at apaasch@thecarnegie.com or 859-957-1936.

What teachers are saying about The Carnegie

 ” I loved how engaged my students were and the excitement level in our classroom. It is so wonderful for them to have this “non-traditional” learning experience. This workshop fostered decision making, and I loved the presentation aspect of it.”

“I love how the instructors were so positive with the kids! They brought excitement into the classroom while they taught science curriculum, teamwork and performance. Love, love the program!”

 

Covington Independant Schools Partnership

Since 2012, The Carnegie has provided in-school arts programming year-round to all five elementary schools in the Covington Independent Public Schools. This partnership offers students with opportunities to explore visual arts, music, dance, and theatre aligned with the National Core Arts Standards. Additionally, The Carnegie provides professional development sessions and prepared lesson plans to assist classroom teachers with integrating the arts into their classroom.

The Carnegie has provided workshops or residencies for the following schools

BEECHWOOD INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS 
Beechwood Elementary 

BELLEVUE INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS 
Grandview Elementary 

BOONE COUNTY SCHOOLS 
Collins Elementary 
Goodridge Elementary 
New Haven Elementary 
Ockerman Elementary 
Stephens Elementary 
Thornewilde Elementary 

CAMPBELL COUNTY SCHOOLS 
Crossroads Elementary 
Donald E. Cline Elementary 
Grant’s Lick Elementary 

CINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOLS 
Academy of World Languages 
Dater Montessori 
Evanston Academy 
Frederick Douglass School 
John P. Parker School 
Pleasant Ridge Montessori 
Riverview East Academy 
Roberts Academy 
Rockdale Academy 
Roselawn Condon Elementary School 
Sands Montessori 
The Hyde Park School 

 

COVINGTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL 
Glenn O. Swing Elementary 
Holmes High School 
Holmes Middle School 
James E. Biggs Early Childhood 
John G. Carlisle Elementary 
Latonia Elementary 
Ninth District Elementary 
Sixth District Elementary 
Transformational Learning Center 

DAYTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS 
Dayton High School 
Lincoln Elementary 

ERLANGER-ELSMERE INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS 
A J Lindeman Elementary 
Howell Elementary 
Miles Elementary 

FORT THOMAS SCHOOLS 
Johnson Elementary 
Moyer Elementary 
Woodfill Elementary 

KENTON COUNTY SCHOOLS 
Fort Wright Elementary 
J A Caywood Elementary 
Kenton Elementary 
Piner Elementary 
R.C. Hinsdale Elementary 
Scott High School 
Summit View Academy 
Taylor Mill Elementary 
Turkey Foot Middle School 
Twenhofel Middle School 
White’s Tower Elementary 
Woodland Middle School 

LUDLOW INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS 
Ludlow High School 
Mary A. Goetz Elementary 

NEWPORT INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS 
Newport Primary School 
Newport Intermediate School 
Newport High School 

PENDLETON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 
Northern Elementary 
Southern Elementary 

PRIVATE SCHOOLS 
Children’s Inc. 
Community Christian Academy 
Community Montessori 
Concordia Classical Academy 
Cornerstone Montessori 
Covington Classical Academy 
Holy Cross Elementary School 
Prince of Peace School 

ORGANIZATIONS 
Boys and Girls Club of Covingotn 
Boys and Girls Club of Newport 
Eastside Child Development Center 
Girl Scouts of Kentucky Wilderness Road Council 
Inter Parish Ministry Food Pantry 
Kenton County Library: Erlanger Branch 
Lincoln Grant Scholar House 
Notre Dame Urban Education Center 
R.C. Durr YMCA 
The Arts Alliance 
UpSpring 
YMCA of Greater Cincinnati 

Major support comes from Suits That Rock.

Support for In-School Programming is thanks to: The Andrew Jergens Foundation, Charles H. Dater Foundation, Charles and Ruth Seligman Family Foundation, Ladsilas and Vilma Segoe Family Foundation, H.B., E.W. & F.R. Luther Charitable Foundation, and William P. Anderson Foundation.

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AUDIENCE ADVISORY

LANGUAGE: Sexual references, mild obscenities, and homophobic slurs.

ALCOHOL: Alcohol is consumed.

VIOLENCE: There is a boxing match in the musical.

FOR WHICH AUDIENCE: Kinky Boots is a mature musical comedy. The play is best suited for Grade 8 and up.

RATING: If it were a movie, Kinky Boots would be rated “PG-13.”

AUDIENCE ADVISORY

SINGIN’ IN THE RAIN is a family-friendly production, appropriate for all ages.

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