35 Battle Creek students camped out overnight Schuler Arts.

The Battle Creek Community Foundation recently brought 35 high school students to the studios for a for overnight planning and creative retreat.  BCCF Program Officer, Adam Kingston said, ”Schuler Arts is one of the more unique venues in Calhoun County and a hidden gem in Albion, Michigan.  Whether seeking out space for a large staff retreat, small group session, or a relaxing afternoon with family and friends, Schuler Arts can accommodate your needs with meaningful and relaxing art programing.

Staff of Calhoun County High School experienced a full day of professional development at Schuler Arts.

Superintendent, Tim Allard of the Calhoun County High School in Battle Creek wrote after bringing his education team to the studios, “Nobel Schuler is a fantastic facilitator. He incorporated meaningful art projects around topics which our staff are working to develop. More than anything the conversation and collaboration the staff engaged in during the day at Schuler Arts was second to none.”

Schuler Arts provides on-going art program for youth in Onondaga, Mi.

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Schuler Arts and Lakeview Middle School in Battle Creek collaborate together.  

Lakeview Middle School was awarded at grant from the Battle Creek Community Foundation that brought Nobel into their 8th grade art classroom for a unique drawing and learning initiative that expolred creativity, diversity, and community connections.