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A. Artistyear Proposes to Have 25 Americorps Members Who Will Provide Issue-based Arts Education to Vulnerable Student Populations in Title I Schools in Philadelphia, Pa; Queens, Ny; and the Roaring Fork School District, Co. at the End of the First Program Year, Americorps Members Will Have Facilitated Completion of Artistyear Citizen-artist Programs to Economically Disadvantaged Youth, English Language Learners (ells), and Students of Color, and the Program Will Demonstrate Improved Academic Engagement, Increased Artistic Skill and Self-concept, and Increased Civic Engagement. Artistyear Will Focus on the CNCS Focus Area of Education. the CNCS Investment of $340,875 Will Be Matched With $53,400 in State/local Public Funding and $527,623 in Private Funding, Totaling $581,023.
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