Creative Kids

Project AIM: Creative Kids offers Project Arts-in-Motion (AIM), an art and digital media program for pediatric oncology patients at The Children’s Hospital at Providence and El Paso Children’s Hospital.

Project ABLE (Art Brokers’ Learning Experiences) is an after-school program for “disconnected” youth living in Fabens, Texas. The after-school program is administered at Cotton Valley Early College High School. Creative Kids offers a complete arts curriculum integrating asset development that is mediated through trained artists.

Early College High School Program: In partnership with El Paso Community College, Fabens Independent School District and their Cotton Valley Early College High School, Creative Kids provides the participating youth with focused training in professional skills that utilizes technology, visual arts, digital media, and business development and entrepreneurship.

Kids with Migrant Families: Creative Kids partners with Region 19 – Migrant Education Program, where we engage migrant students in an intensive summer art program to which they otherwise would not have access. The participants are able to pick a track that is aligned with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS). These tracks are: painting, photography, digital media/graphic design, culinary arts, silk screening and printmaking.

Little Picassos: Creative Kids has designed an early-access-to-art curriculum for children 4-7 years old known as Little Picassos. This specialized class is taught by a certified child-life specialist and gives children the opportunity to discover and express themselves through different activities that include art, rhythm, movement and even the preparation of their own snack. During their development period, children are inquisitive and learn through exploring, creating and discovering.

Project SAC: Project SAC (Saturday Art Classes) is open to the public and is for youth ages 8-18.

Location

504 San Francisco St.
El Paso, 79901, TX

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