CLAYTON COUNTY — Spivey Hall was awarded an Arts Education Program Grant from Georgia Council for the Arts, the Georgia Department of Economic Development team specialized in empowering arts and culture, for fiscal year 2027. The Arts Education Program Grant supports arts projects and events for K-12 students and helps fund programs ranging from visual arts to music, theater, dance and creative writing. As part of this year’s Arts Education Program awards, 32 entities in 15 counties will receive more than $142,000 in funding. “One of Georgia’s greatest assets is our young people, and these grant funds provide vital programming that contributes to a well-rounded education for Georgia students in grades K-12,” said Georgia Council for the Arts Director Tina Lilly. “Georgia Council for the Arts is excited to help our arts communities foster creativity and critical thinking skills in students through these programs, and we are grateful to the Georgia General Assembly for providing this support.” Georgia Council for the Arts received applications from nonprofit organizations, government entities, public libraries, schools, and colleges and universities delivering arts programs to K-12 students. Arts education programs receiving funding include afterschool and summer arts programs, arts integration and STEAM programs, and teaching artist residencies. "We are grateful to the Georgia Council for the Arts for its investment in Spivey Hall and our mission to enrich lives through…
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