Hollywood Arts

Hollywood Media+Arts: Education and Empowerment Through the Arts
Hollywood Arts offers arts-based instruction to provide young people in transition, ages 17 to 24, with the knowledge and skills essential for success in the 21st-century economy. learn about our classes

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INVEST IN EDUCATION: arts-based learning empowers and teaches thinking skills | Hollywood Arts launches 17 new classes in acting, fashion, make-up, drawing, writing and music | July 2nd: Lets Get Loud! Hollywood Arts' students produce and perform in their first talent show. | Get ready for Lemonade Stand Fundraiser! Team Members at Kaiser Permanente help raise funds for Hollywood Arts classes. |

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	Assembly Member De Leon meets students more...
	Lets Get Loud! talent show, July 2nd. more...
	Thanks Kaiser! When life gives you lemons... more...
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class offered		our students
We offer a range of classes to spark the creative energy in all of us! Check out classes such as Garageband, Make-up Artistry and Comedy Writing!		Our students have incredible stories and are each heros on their own journeys. Classes at Hollywood Arts help them reach their destinations
class calendar	visit the center		student of the month Deon Kohl read more about Deon

our volunteers		our supporters
Volunteers make the difference in our students lives: they teach, they mentor, they inspire.		Your support gives young people the chance to get an arts-immeresed education, and the skills for success in the 21st-century economy.
	volunteer of the month Melissa Magsaysay Read more about Melissa		supporter of the month Elizabeth Levitt Hirsch Read more about Elizabeth

giving your time + talent		giving your support
Teach, mentor, guide, share your talents! Volunteer with us. You'll meet incredible young people and help inspire a life.		Your dollars go directly to helping us add new classes and keep the current ones free for youth who want to learn.

(1) Learning is a consequence of thinking, and good thinking is learnable by all students.

(2) Learning should include deep understanding, which involves the flexible, active use of knowledge.*

*Smarts Schools model developed by Harvard’s Project Zero

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