CAPE Dialogue: What is a Community?
You are invited to join us for CAPE Dialogue: What is a Community? on Thursday, March 7, 2024 from 5:30 to 7 PM at CAPE, 1010 W 35th Street,...
CAPE’s unique approach to engaging students, inspiring teachers, and demonstrating impact relies on three strategies: Partnerships, Arts Integration, and Research.
To bring traditional subjects to life through the arts, we pair professional teaching artists with Chicago Public Schools teachers for long-term classroom partnerships and training.
To spark students’ passion for learning, we weave visual and digital art, music, theater, and dance into traditional subjects like science, math, history, and language arts.
CAPE works with external researchers to determine the impact of our programs on students, teachers, and artists. This helps us refine our own work and that of our teaching teams and contribute new knowledge to the field.
Research has shown that CAPE’s programs improve students’ critical thinking, creative problem solving, and self confidence, and leads to higher achievement in the classroom and on standardized tests.
CAPE Dialogue: What is a Community?
You are invited to join us for CAPE Dialogue: What is a Community? on Thursday, March 7, 2024 from 5:30 to 7 PM at CAPE, 1010 W 35th Street,...
The Art of Gathering / El arte del convivio
The Art of Gathering/El arte del convivio A celebration of culture, community, and belonging through art Una celebracion de la cultura, la comunidad y la pertenencia a traves del arte January 22...
Memorial Service for Scott Sikkema
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Scott D. Sikkema. Scott Sikkema 1963-2023 CAPE will be hosting a Memorial for Scott on Wednesday,...
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