CAEA ART CAMP

CAEA is now a co-sponsor with the Idyllwild Arts Academy Summer Program. CAEA no longer runs a statewide summer art camp; instead, our local areas may choose to sponsor local summer art camps. For information on area art camps, contact your Area President.

Idyllwild Arts Summer Program Scholarship

CAEA has joined with the Idyllwild Arts Foundation to provide an opportunity for one student from each of the three areas in California to experience this unique summer art program. The cost of the program will be taken care of with a scholarship provided from Idyllwild Arts Foundation for a 2-week class or two 1-week classes. The scholarship will not only cover the costs of the art courses taken, but it will also cover room and board. Each area will cover the cost of lab fees. The student and his/her family will need to pay the $25.00 registration fee and provide the transportation for their child. As a current CAEA member, you may nominate as many students as you wish by copying and completing the form on the next page. The CAEA State Board was thrilled with the success of last year’s program and we look forward to extending the opportunity to three lucky students this year. Winners will be notified by May 1, 2008. For additional information about the program, visit Idyllwild Arts Summer Program .

• Each State Area will provide Lab Fees
• Idyllwild Arts Foundation will cover the costs of the program.
• The student’s family will need to make a commitment to pay the $25 Registration Fee and any transportation costs.

TEACHERS MUST COMPLETE THE FORM FOR A STUDENT TO BE CONSIDERED. COMPLETED FORMS MUST BE RECEIVED BY APRIL 1, 2008.

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity!

Application Instructions:

• All forms must be received by April 1, 2008.
• You may nominate one student per form. To nominate additional students, photocopy additional blank forms.
• See below for where to mail completed nomination form.
• The student must be between the ages of 12 and 17 at the time of attendance to the Idyllwild Arts Program.
• The student must be going in to 7th grade to 12th grade in the fall.
• Student cannot have already graduated from high school.
• Student will provide a CD with at least 3, but not more than 5 photos of their work.
• Student agrees to write a brief statement as to why they wish to apply for the scholarship.
• Student agrees (if chosen to win the scholarship) to write a brief article for The Painted Monkey upon completion of the class.

Contact:

Catherine Wilson , Advocacy Chair