Ten NJ schools received 2020 grants
Ten New Jersey schools are getting financial support for creative arts programs, thanks to a Music and Arts Grant from California Casualty. The grants will enable the following schools to purchase and repair instruments, fund music and art curricular programs and secure much needed art supplies. The schools are:
• Florence Avenue School (Irvington)
• Haskell School (Haskell)
• Memorial High School (West New York)
• Dr. Frank Napier School of Technology (Paterson)
• Clifton Avenue Grade school (Lakewood)
• Grant School (South Plainfield)
• John Adams Elementary School (North Brunswick)
• Manchester Township High School (Manchester)
• Thomas Paine Elementary School (Cherry Hill)
• Smalley School (Bound Brook)
These 10 schools are among 146 public schools in 31 states receiving a total of $36,500.
California Casualty’s Music and Arts Grants will give more students a chance to learn music, act in a school play, or hone their artistic talents—virtually or in person—throughout the academic year.
California Casualty’s Music and Arts Grant program receives applications year-round. To be considered for a 2021 award, NJEA affiliated public K-12 schools can apply for a $250 Music and Arts Grant at calcasmusicartsgrant.com.