Public Art in Chicago History

• Public Art in Chicago History (PACH) is a yearlong program, offering professional development
  seminars and curriculum development workshops, for up to ten CPS teachers. PACH is funded by
  a grant from the Terra Foundation for American Art and will be administered by the Chicago
  Metro History Education Center.
• Seminars (with field trips) will take place in the fall of 2010
• Participants will integrate the curriculum materials developed in the program into their classroom
  instruction in the winter/spring of 2011.
• Participants will receive CPDUs for participation and a stipend for completion of curriculum units.

Download the application:  PACH Application (PDF) or PACH Application (Word)

APPLICATIONS DUE: JULY 1, 2010

ACCEPTANCES ANNOUNCED: JULY 15, 2010

TENTATIVE SESSION DATES (ALL SATURDAYS):

SEPTEMBER 11: INTRODUCTION AND DOWNTOWN SCULPTURE
OCTOBER 2: MARQUETTE BUILDING MOSAICS AND SCULPTURE
OCTOBER 23: MICHIGAN AVENUE BRIDGE SCULPTURE
NOVEMBER 13: THE SCULPTURE OF LINCOLN PARK  
DECEMBER 11: LESSON PLAN PRESENTATIONS

For more information about PACH or to receive an application, contact the Chicago Metro History Education Center:

• by email ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )
• by telephone (312-255-3661)