We support arts learning in and out of the classroom. Our resources and experiences for educators and students include tours, professional development, partnerships, and the Art, Books, and Creativity (ABC) arts-integration curriculum.
What We Offer
Guided Experiences
Introduce students of all ages to visual art and women artists by scheduling an in-person or virtual learning experience.
Professional Development
Join us for on-site or online educator professional development sessions and leave energized and primed with new ideas.
Resources
Introduce your students to art, past and present, using our free teacher resources, including lesson plans and more!
Partnerships
We welcome opportunities to develop tailored partnerships with individual schools and teachers, school districts, and youth organizations.
ABC Curriculum
Our signature Art, Books, and Creativity (ABC) curriculum uses artists’ books to highlight natural connections between visual arts and language arts.
Teacher In-Service
Learn along with colleagues by requesting a customized teacher in-service experience, delivered by museum educators in your context.
Stay in the Loop!
Sign up for our quarterly teacher newsletter to learn about upcoming professional development opportunities, programs, and resources.
Sponsors
Education programming is made possible by the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation, with further support provided by Sarah Kennedy, the Leo Rosner Foundation, The Hayes Foundation, the William Randolph Hearst Foundation, and Elinor Coleman and David Sparkman. Additional funding is provided by the Harriet E. McNamee Youth Education Fund and William and Christine Leahy.
See For Yourself Cards
See for Yourself cards highlight selected works from our collection and special exhibitions. Use them at home or in the classroom to engage with artworks, discover fascinating facts, and reflect on your experience.
