Durfee Elementary School in Pico Rivera, California was one of seven schools last year to receive a Judy Sleeth Scholarship to bring the Art in Action program to three of its classrooms. The school community was so impressed with our lessons that teachers advocated to bring the program to all schools in the district. Now 2,050 children in 85 kindergarten through 2nd grade classrooms receive a visual arts education.The district is hoping to expand the program to all grade levels.

We are proud to partner with El Rancho School District and grateful to the teachers at Durfee Elementary for being awesome arts advocates. Learn about our program.

	Children will create corn husk flowers inspired by Carmen Loma Garza in one of our new Latino art lessons.

We've extended the deadline to renew subscriptions and receive 10% off materials to Friday, June 2.

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Doing an art project with your kids is easy with this free mini-lesson. Together you can learn about Pablo Picasso, discuss his work, Hands with Flowers, and create a beautiful work of art!

Click here to download this free mini-lesson. 

New to Art in Action? Sign up here to try a lesson from our curriculum.

Spring has been busy for Art in Action team members who have been introducing the program to new audiences at conferences and schools.

In April we exhibited at BOOST, a national conference for out-of-school-time program providers, and at the California PTA annual convention. We have also been invited to present at schools and districts that want to learn more about our art curriculum.

Contact jean@artinaction.org for information on bringing Art in Action to your school or organization.