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City of Everett Human Needs Grant <br /> January 1 through December 31, 2018 <br /> Arts Council of Snohomish County <br /> Art Alternatives <br /> EXHIBIT A: Program Summary <br /> (Insert summary of services to be provided.) <br /> Art Alternatives is a Schack Art Center outreach program that provides weekly art classes for justice <br /> involved and homeless teens. <br /> Instructors use a research based prevention model to help youth learn how to complete a project and <br /> work with peers, how to communicate without violence, and how to engage with adults to discover <br /> solutions.The goal of the program is to prevent delinquency.To accomplish this goal, the program's <br /> objectives are to: 1) Build art and communication skills; 2) Engage youth in constructive activities;3)Guide teens <br /> through a project from start to finish;and 4) Encourage self-esteem through problem-solving successes and <br /> exhibits of their work. <br /> Classes are provided in cooperation with Denney Juvenile Justice Center(and Northwest Educational Service <br /> District 189)and Cocoon House. Program partners provide a classroom space and support for the Schack teaching <br /> artists. <br /> At Denney,art classes are offered two days a week during the school year.With rare exceptions, PASS classes are <br /> scheduled on Tuesday mornings during"school"; STEP classes occur Monday or Tuesday evenings.The classes run <br /> for two hours to allow time for in depth study and integration of art lessons with the detention center's other <br /> programs/projects. Youth in day and evening reporting programs have flexibility to participate in cultural field trips <br /> as well, including events and classes at the Schack.And for 24 weeks(two evenings a month)throughout the year, <br /> classes are offered at UTurn.Then in September,Schack Art Center hosts an annual exhibition of artwork created <br /> by youth in the program. <br />