Children's Museum of AtlantaConnected Learning Connected Communities
Established in 2007, CLCC collaborates with key figures in children's lives, parents, educators, and neighborhood organizations, to advance literacy and nutrition support for children ages 0, 8.
Children's lives: parents, educators, and neighborhood organizations supporting children in under-resourced Atlanta neighborhoods
From childrensmuseumatlanta.org/about/impact ↗About this program
Established in 2007, CLCC collaborates with key figures in children's lives — parents, educators, and neighborhood organizations — to advance literacy and nutrition support for children ages 0–8.
The program operates in 17 partner schools, child development centers, and homeless shelters across seven of Atlanta's most under-resourced neighborhoods.
Includes Spread the Word Workshops, which enhance language development by building on existing communication skills and encouraging household conversations to expand vocabulary.
Details
- Who
- Children's lives: parents, educators, and neighborhood organizations supporting children in under-resourced Atlanta neighborhoods
- Where
- 17 partner schools, child development centers, and homeless shelters across seven of Atlanta's most under-resourced neighborhoods
- Ages
- 0–8
Run by
Museum On-the-Go$250 (ages 2–4) for up to 20 students; $275 (Pre-K–3rd grade) or $300 (4th–5th grade) for up to 25 studentsCan’t make it to the Museum? Our Museum On-the-Go educators travel directly to schools and community centers with portable, hands-on experiences and activity kits designed to turn any space into an interactive learning environment.
Assembly Programs$875 for an AssemblyOur new Assembly Programs bring the Museum experience directly to your location through interactive stage presentations led by our Education team.Mobile Learning SpacesFreeFree preschool workshops in partnership with United Way, bringing play-based learning to children not enrolled in traditional preschools.