RAM's Wustum Museum is nationally known for its outreach programs that encourage at-risk children to stay in school and help establish an environment of lifelong interest in the arts.

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Art Reach K-8
Plan an enriching trip for students K-8. The program provides a guided tour of the current exhibition at Wustum and a corresponding hands-on art project. The two-hour Art Reach workshops are offered Wednesday and Thursday. One adult per 10 students is required.

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Outreach 4
Each year since 1984, Wustum has hosted nearly 2,000 Racine area fourth grade students for a guided tour of the current exhibition and a hands-on art project in a related medium. Outreach 4 is offered to all public and private school fourth grade students in the Racine metropolitan area.

Call 262.636.9573 for more information

Free RAM Target® Tours for Kids

The Racine Art Museum has partnered with Target® in an effort to provide art experiences to 11,000 children attending Racine County’s 45 public and private schools. RAM’s Target® Tours for Kids provide free 45-minute tours of the award-winning art museum to children K – 12 to supplement reduced arts education in area schools and provide an understanding of RAM’s contemporary crafts collection.

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Racine YMCA's Young Leaders Academy (YLA)

This program is designed to strengthen the City of Racine by nurturing its most at risk population, inner-city minority youth. The YMCA and their partners have found that the YLA is very effective at keeping students busy after school with a mix of productive recreational activities and homework supervision.

Please contact RAM's Curator of Education This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it , 262.636.9573 for detailed information on program costs and available dates to involve your group in an outreach program.

Girl Scout Programs
Special tours and programs are available for Girl Scout groups. Initiated in 1988, this project serves 100-300 scouts each year.

• Two Saturdays a year for Girl Scout badge fullfillment: one in December for Brownies and one in February for Juniors.
• Three day camp in July.
• Discounts for Girl Scouts on spring break art camp and summer art camp.
• Tours of RAM and Wustum.

In 1996, Wustum began collaborating with the Girl Scouts of Racine County, Inc. on a project to reach out to troubled teen girls. Working as a team, the two groups inaugurated a series of workshops for girls at the Southern Oaks Girls School, a correctional facility in Union Grove, Wisconsin.

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