CPS to Benefit from Lollapalooza Arts Grants
bringing world-renowned artists and an economic boon to Chicago for its annual festival at Grant Park; they are investing in Chicago’s next generation by supporting quality arts education programs at CPS
schools rated Developing or Emerging in the Arts, according to the latest Creative Schools Certification data.
on our shared goal of ensuring robust access to the arts for every student,” said CEO Pedro Martinez. “Our local community arts organizations offer incredible enrichment opportunities for our students, and we look forward to the many rich arts partnerships that
result from this investment.”
cultural dances, music and history from Mexico, Africa, South Africa, and the U.S., gaining a deeper understanding of global communities.
Executive Director. “This will make a difference in the lives of these students.”
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