Imagine a world where every child has the tools to express their creativity, boost their confidence, and amplify their voices through art. The MAG Foundation makes this dream a reality by donating essential art supplies to K–12 educators and their students.
A lack of art supplies is a major issue with schools around the country and is particularly acute in K–12. Art is not just students having fun; it is a critical part of releasing energy and uses many of the skills that students are learning in other subjects, including math and engineering skills.
The P. Buckley Moss Foundation for Children’s Education provides teacher grants to fund art supplies for teachers. These grants are …
The Association of American Educators (AAE) Foundation offers classroom grants of up to $500 that educators can use for a …
According to the World Health Organization, the volume of a classroom should be less than 35 decibels for good learning conditions. But today’s classrooms are much noisier. The average classroom today can be as loud as 77 decibels – that’s equivalent to the sound of a vacuum cleaner!