The formation of public/private partnerships with Georgia’s creative industries is an essential component of the Community for Creativity, providing students and teachers with cutting-edge experiences in emerging fields. Key partners have already provided opportunities for field trips, guest speakers, industry mentors, performances, and collaborative project experiences. We are actively searching for additional creative industry leaders to join our vision of exploring mutually beneficial innovative partnerships. Contact us to tell us about yourself or your company, and check out some of our collaborative projects with creative industry professionals below.
COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS
Georgia Tech Research Institute
Our system has an outstanding partnership with the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) which provides access to GTRI researchers and industry professionals through technology demonstrations, lab tours, interviews, professional learning opportunities for teachers, and remote and in-person interactions. This collaboration...
Hopewell United Methodist Church
Hopewell United Methodist Church in Tyrone has engaged with students K-12 in various garden projects, supporting hands-on learning in a diversity of STEAM subjects. Most recently, in 2020, a collaborative, long-term Food Forest project was established, building a creative, flexible...
IN THE NEWS
- Peeples ES Joins CfC Initiative
- RSMS's CfC Launches Gig Economy
- Local Church Donates Trees to FRMS to Continue Hands-On Learning
- First LEGO League Robotics Team Makes School History
- FRMS ‘What CAN It Be?’ Promotes Healthy, Sustainable Communities
- Foundation Awards Teachers With Excellence and Creativity Grants
- Flat Rock Middle Wins at Steamify
- Community for Creativity Expands to Flat Rock Middle School
- Thanks to New Community for Creativity Program, Students Shadow Film Production and Gain Experience
- Community for Creativity at RSMS Teaches Production Firsthand
SOCIAL MEDIA
Special Agent Chris Stapleton with the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office drone task force brought his expertise to the Center of Innovation for a drone discussion. http://bit.ly/3n2oDAa
Dr. Myra Rhoden, Director of Bands at Fayette County High, has been elected to the prestigious American Bandmasters Assoc., and she is the first African-American woman to receive the exceptional honor in the association’s 94 years. http://bit.ly/3YVVmoh
