

Welcome to the CARE Project Portal! The CARE Project is a research study to assist rural schools with high student poverty ratios. The Arts in Basic Curriculum Institute oversees the project, which is funded by the United States Department of Education through Assistance in Arts Education funds.
One of our core beliefs at ABC Institute is that equitable education includes access to arts education. The CARE Project was founded on that belief and aims to serve the education communities in Allendale and Hampton County schools by providing professional development, resources, and leadership. We work directly with these communities in an effort to ensure that all students have access to arts in education.
The CARE Project Portal is designed to give educators access to resources, professional development, and more all in one convenient place.
Upon completion, teachers will receive a choice of (1) class pack of Crayola materials (crayons, markers, oil pastels, color sticks, or colored pencils) and (1) class pack of paper (either construction paper or 11x18 drawing paper)
Upon completion, teachers will receive a CARE Project PD Binder. The binder will contain, a graphic of arts-rich learning, KCPA’s Defining Arts Integration, the CARE Project Logic Model, and the Elements & Principles of Visual Art.
Resources for arts integration from the CARE Project and ABC Institute
Resources for arts integration from the CARE Project and ABC Institute
Palmetto Theater
September 20th 6:00pm
Tuesday, January 7th
Wednessday, January 8th
Tuesday, January 7th
Friday, February 14th
Upon completion, teachers will receive a choice of (1) class pack of Crayola materials (crayons, markers, oil pastels, color sticks, or colored pencils) and (1) class pack of paper (either construction paper or 11x18 drawing paper)
This program is supported by the CARE Project, which is funded by the United States Department of Education through Assistance in Arts Education funds.