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The Circus Arts Conservatory’s Outreach

Quick Answer: The Circus Arts Conservatory's Outreach program serves hundreds of K–8 students in the Sarasota-Manatee community by combining academic subjects like science, physics, and language arts with theater and circus arts instruction.

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The Circus Arts Conservatory is home
to expansive outreach programs that have a significant impact on the Sarasota-Manatee community. The Education Outreach program serves hundreds of students through the combination of academic school subjects including science, physics, language arts and theater and circus arts. Each year, children of grade levels K–8 participate in programs tailored to a specific curriculum. This one-of-a-kind program from teaching artists Karen Bell and Robin Eurich uses lessons that are developed to comply with the new Florida State Standards.  MORE


At a Glance

Key Facts

  • The Circus Arts Conservatory runs expansive outreach programs impacting the Sarasota-Manatee community.
  • The Education Outreach program serves hundreds of students.
  • Programs combine academic subjects such as science, physics, and language arts with theater and circus arts.
  • Children in grades Ku20138 participate in programs tailored to a specific curriculum.
  • The program was created by teaching artists Karen Bell and Robin Eurich.
  • Lessons are developed to comply with the new Florida State Standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Circus Arts Conservatory's Education Outreach program?

It is a program that serves hundreds of students by combining academic school subjects like science, physics, and language arts with theater and circus arts.

Who created the Education Outreach program?

The program was created by teaching artists Karen Bell and Robin Eurich.

Which students participate in the program?

Children in grade levels Ku20138 participate in programs tailored to a specific curriculum.

Does the program follow state education standards?

Yes, the lessons are developed to comply with the new Florida State Standards.