pARTners

Through our Educator Project Grants, pARTners is proud to support meaningful creative experiences in local classrooms. 🌟

A past Educator Grant involved Kelly Elementary 4th and 5th graders, who explored the story of Heart Mountain through poetry and collage alongside artist Matt Daly. By combining visual art and writing, students were able to reflect, create, and connect with history in a hands-on way. ⛰️

🎨 Interested in applying for an Educator Grant for your classroom? Learn the requirements and apply at the link below ⬇️
https://loom.ly/R_Nl70k

For the 4th year in a row, pARTners was proud to bring Indigenous artists, like Joanna Brings Thunder from the Eastern Shoshone tribe, into our elementary schools!

Students were able to participate in creating narrative ledger art pieces, beaded jewelry, and watercolor buffalo tipis - a culturally rich art form used to share tribal and family histories. ✨



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Teton County students learn craft, history of Indigenous art Students at Jackson, Wilson, Colter and Munger Mountain elementary schools spent the last two weeks learning from Indigenous artists, making parfleches, Native American carrying containers, watercolor tipis, narrative ledger art pieces and beaded jewelry. The kids also learned the history behind the...

Our Educator Project Grants help students discover new artistic skills through hands-on learning and collaboration. 👐

In one of the past grants, Summit High School students worked with artist Jay Berrones to create custom screenprinted posters in Amy Lougry’s classroom. From design concepts to the final print, students gained experience in the creative process while bringing their ideas to life. ✨

🎨 Interested in applying for an Educator Grant for your classroom? Learn the requirements and apply at the link below ⬇️
https://loom.ly/R_Nl70k