AFTERSCHOOL OUTREACH

C.A.D.R.E. Creative Arts Designed to Reinforce Education

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APPROVED SITES BENEFIT FROM

CCE'S Afterschool Outreach Program CADRE

We are an authorized Extended Learning Opportunities (ELO) provider through Prime Time Palm Beach County and serve nearly 7,000 students in afterschool sites across the county. We have Teaching Artists going to sites as far north as Jupiter, as far south as Boca Raton, and as far west as Pahokee and Belle Glade. CCE runs sessions throughout the school year and over the summer.

Prime Time Approved

Afterschool Site Directors may request CCE programming

Our online catalog hosts a description of instructional units that CCE and our Teaching Artists offer. These include offerings in theater, dance, music, media arts, and visual arts. Each instructional unit is centered around introducing students to the art discipline and is aligned with the National Core Arts Standards, and may also incorporate aspects of social emotional learning, such as self-awareness, collaboration, and empathy.

Many of CCE’s instructional units have an academic component in order to expand upon learning students are getting during the school day. CADRE is made possible with support from Prime Time Palm Beach County, Inc., which receives significant funding for its overall operations from the Children’s Services Council of Palm Beach County.

Contact:

Dr. Susan Gay Wemette
Director of Arts Integration and Creativity
susanw@cceflorida.org
561-805-9927

CADRE CATALOG

If you are interested in becoming approved
for this subsidized programming, please,
contact Prime Time Palm Beach County at
(561) 732-8066.

C.A.D.R.E. is made possible with support from Prime Time Palm Beach County, Inc., which receives significant funding for its overall operations
from the Children’s Services Council of Palm Beach County. The Palm Beach County Youth Services Department provides support for
Prime Time's Middle School Out-of-School Time Initiative.

CADRE Spotlight
Emotional Impressionism
by Jean Howard, Teaching Artist

“In the past several years I have found a way to involve children personally into the big picture of art processes from the history of the piece, to the
culture, the artist’s life story and their impact on society. In its simplified form this is a way for children to relate to fine art and to connect with their emotions and experiences. The children learn about Van Gogh’s life and are able to be photographed as Van Gogh sitting in his room in Arles. They use watercolor pencils, paint, draw and pastels to design their rendition of Van Gogh’s works with great success.”

A girl with a face painted on her face receives a remarkable message from the president.