by Media Team | Aug 1, 2022 | Education, Media Release, News
CAP announced its support of the Duval County School District Ad Valorem Referendum to increase funding to enhance art, music and athletic programs, attract and retain highly qualified teachers and staff through additional compensation, and provide proportionate...
by Kimberly L. Hyatt, President & CEO | Nov 6, 2017 | Education
Actions have consequences. This truth underlay the “tough on crime” stance I long held toward youth involved in the criminal justice system. But once I saw the difference arts education could make in their lives through our programming at the Cathedral Arts Project, I...
by Kimberly L. Hyatt, President & CEO | Oct 2, 2017 | Education
The average life span of great civilizations is 215 years.[i] A first-rate arts education is one of the best means left to save our American experiment, now 241 years old. I’ve come to this conclusion over 15 years working with the Cathedral Arts Project, an...
by Kimberly L. Hyatt, President & CEO | Aug 18, 2017 | Education, News
As 129,000 Duval County Public Schools students embark upon a new school year, laments about the poor quality of public education ring out as familiar as ever. Despite business interests and others funding countless reform efforts since the 1983 publication of...
