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We invite you to celebrate with us an extraordinary evening as we celebrate our 30th anniversary of "An Evening of the Arts." A special evening awaits you at historic Honey Horn Plantation on Friday evening, September 24th as we celebrate this, the premier Art Gala in our community. We are planning an elegant evening of art and music under the stars with artists and friends while enjoying fabulous hors d'oeuvres and libations.
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School Grants Program |
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ISCA has funded nearly 2 million dollars to support arts programs in local schools. The Island School Council for the Arts (ISCA) is pleased to announce teacher grant funding for 2009-2010 with the goal of benefiting students in Southern Beaufort County public and private schools through the arts in education programs funded by ISCA.
2009-2010 SCHOOL TEACHER PROJECTBluffton High School Tim Holsinger Maintaining the FlowHilton Head Middle School Monique Dobbelaere Memory ProjectHHI IB Elementary School Elizabeth Fox You Otter Have Art ProjectHHI Creative Arts-Elementary Sylvia Pitts Cooler Heads PrevailBluffton High School Dennis Vernon Portrait PhotographyHHI Creative Arts-Elementary Patti Mauer Always Remember
2008-2009SCHOOL TEACHER PROJECT HHI High School Patty Schoelkopf-Lewis Using the Digital CameraHHI High School Monique Dobblelaere The Memory ProjectHHI High School Jeff Streitenberger Band Funding Okatie Elementary School Walter Dobson A Literary Characterization of Wild ThingsHHI Early Childhood Center Marilyn Dizikes/Barbara Tedford Arts Integration ModelBluffton High School Andrea Pejeau Dynamic Figures in PastelHHI High School Larry Mercer Percussion Instrument FundingMC Riley Elementary School Ann Gorecki Supplemental Resources to Enhance New Dance ProgramMC Riley Elementary School Barbara Streitenberger Supplemental Resources for Art ProgramHilton Head Middle School Dominique Geer Beginner Bass Instrument
2007-2008SCHOOL TEACHER PROJECT Sea Pines Montessori Regina Matheson Say it in PrintHHI High School Monique Dobbelaere The Memory ProjectHHI Creative Arts-Elementary Margaret Maurer MasterpieceHilton Head Middle School Megan Hallissey Reaching for the SkyHH Middle School Jeff Streitenberger Band ProgramHHIHigh School Larry Mercer Risers
Teachers may apply for this funding for special arts related projects. These grants are awarded following a grant application and review process. Criteria include originality, creativity, relativity to curriculum, and the number of students served. For information on grant applications, please email
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Plumb Scholarship |
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This modest grant is awarded annually to outstanding high school seniors for exceptional achievement in the visual arts, music, journalism, architecture or interior design. The scholarship is intended for those who will major in the arts in a four-year college.
The Island School Council for the Arts (ISCA) is pleased to announce the 2009 recipients of the Plumb Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded to students of exceptional merit planning a career in the arts. “The work and level of commitment of these students is to be commended,” said Linda Eigenmann, Plumb Scholarship chair. The following students will receive $500.00 to $1,000.00 for their 2009/10 college year.
Eileen Barnes, BHS to attend Winthrop University, graphic design
Oswaldo Gonzalez, HHIHS to attend Virginia Tech, architecture
Margaret Hancock, HHP to attend U of Georgia, visual art
Catherine Jordan, BHS to attend Weslyan, art
David McKinley, BHS to attend Norwich University, architecture
Cooper Neil, HHIHS to attend Flagler College, visual art
Benjamin Perry, HHP to attend Wake Forest, visual art
Ashley Sineath, HHIHS to attend Winthrop Univ., interior design
Katrina Stine, HHP to attend U. of Tampa, graphic design
Justina Subaciute, HHIHS to attend Univ of the Creative Arts, art
Taylor Trew, HHP to attend Emory, visual art
ISCA offers congratulations to these students and many thanks to all for supporting ISCA programs and making these scholarships a reality.
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Artists-In-Education |
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This program brings professional artists into the classroom for hands-on teaching of art. These residencies typically support the curriculum being studied or the arts curriculum of the district. New programming will bring artists into the greater community for exposure to more students. |
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Island School Council for the Arts
