SCHOOLS + Educators
Schack's K-12 education programs offer unique learning opportunities through accredited teacher workshops, art docent training, scholarships, Field Trips, and Exhibitions.
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Scholastic Art Awards
The nation’s longest-running, most prestigious recognition program for creative teens. Every year teens in Snohomish County can submit their artwork to the Scholastic Art Awards.
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Field Trips
Schack Art Center offers school group visits to our 19,000 square foot facility throughout the year. The field trips include a docent-led tour of the exhibition, glass blowing demonstrations, hands-on art-making, artists demonstrations, and WA state standard-based curriculum. Grades K-12.
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Educator Workshops
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR EDUCATORS
The Schack offers OSPI approved educator workshops with Washington State Clock Hours. The workshops are for ALL educators, and anyone involved in student education. All workshops focus on hands on learning, collaboration, and Washington State Curriculum.
Next Workshop: October 2024
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Art Docent Education
Are you interested in volunteering to teach art in your local school but don’t know what to teach or how to get started? Join us for our annual Art Docent Fair.
You will learn multiple hands-on art projects that you can take with you to teach in the schools. You will also learn how to use a work of art to lead a classroom discussion to spark inquiry, makes connections, and inspires creativity. Participants will come away with the confidence and knowledge to lead art lessons in a K-6 classroom. All supplies provided.
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Art and friendship club
Art and Friendship Club is a fun way for small groups of students at local elementary schools to make friends and build relationship skills while exploring creative art lessons together. Schack Instructors work at school sites with school counselors to help students increase their behavioral health and academic success during Art and Friendship Club.
This program is supported, in part, by a grant from the Washington State Arts Commission and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Art Sparks
An art-making adventure for 3-6 year old youth and their grown-ups. At Schack Art Center on select Fridays 10:30am-11:15am through June.
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Black & White Photography Contest
This annual student exhibition of Black and White Photography is open to all Snohomish County 9-12 grade students. Free to submit.
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Susan J Russell College Scholarship
Susan Jane Russell College Scholarship is awarded to a high school senior planning on attending a community college, college, university, or art school in during the 2023-2024 school year, majoring in visual arts or art education.