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Outreach ProgramsThe Marvegos® takes our popular Art Exploration and Fine Art Fundamentals programs to private schools throughout the San Francisco Bay area. Students of our outreach programs enjoy the benefits of our studio programs including our wonderful staff of artist instructors, curriculum and ability to exhibit by completing a full school year of studying fine art with The Marvegos®. Our outreach calendar follows the calendars of the schools we serve. To introduce our program to your school, please contact Rita Young at 408-309-0671 or 510-742-1123 or email rita@marvegos.com. Current schools with The Marvegos Fine Art program include: Casa
di Mir Montessori (Campbell)
Testimonials“One World Montessori School has proudly featured the Marvegos® Art
Program as part of the rich offering we provide for our students
since1992. Their "hands on" approach to introducing
a large variety of media to young children is a perfect match with
Montessori's independent, sensorial based curriculum. We couldn't
be more satisfied with this wonderful addition to our school day.” “The Marvegos® art program provides fine art instruction
and guidance while fostering each child’s own creativity. Children
are encouraged to embrace their different skills and unique perspectives,
to love the process of creating artwork and to take pride in their
end products. It is a program to nurture the creative soul
and empower the budding artist! We love Marvegos®.” “At Milpitas Christian School we encourage the fine
arts in all we do. That's why we are so pleased to offer The Marvegos® as
an after school program. We believe art helps create well- rounded
students. Rita and her staff do a great job as they work individually
with each student at their level and help them find the artist within.” I am proud to have Marvegos® Art Program in our school. Their
teachers teach the artistic process to our children. They discuss
elements of art and the tools, which can be used to produce different
effects the child may want. Their process promotes creativity
and allows the child’s imagination to freely express itself. |
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