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Clark Community Cultural Consortium (CCCC)

Launched by the Arts Alive Partnership, the Clark Community Cultural Consortium (CCCC) is a group of Springfield and Clark County, Ohio, community agencies and businesses that have joined together to create, promote, and provide cultural programs for our community schools. The CCCC members present lessons in classrooms, provide materials and workshops for teachers, offer large group experiences (assemblies and field trips), and create opportunities for students to visit their agency or business. The CCCC has created a network for these organizations to work together to offer the most effective and economical programs for our local districts. There is no cost for membership.

Why Was the CCCC Organized?
The CCCC was organized to support local educators in their quest for increased student achievement. They endeavor to incorporate and promote the Ohio Academic Content Standards through Arts Integration in programs and services they provide to the local educational community. The programs are as varied as the cultural, business, and community agencies in the CCCC.

What Are the Benefits for Students?
Students have the opportunity to learn content in many different ways. CCCC members present lessons via classroom presentations, small and large group assemblies, field trips, and workshops with hands-on, minds-on experiences different from the traditional school setting.

What Are the Benefits for Teachers?
Teachers have the opportunity to attend workshops given by CCCC members on content that relates to the classroom. They also receive support by members’ programs that enrich their students’ learning experiences. Many members offer support materials to be used in the classroom. A CCCC Directory of members and services is given to each educator in Clark County.

What Are the Benefits for Our Community?
Our community is greatly concerned for the success of all students in Springfield and Clark County. The CCCC represents an effort to support our educational system. This collaboration by CCCC members is an opportunity for local agencies and businesses to work together to strengthen our community educationally, economically and culturally.

What are the benefits for Our Members?
Members receive assistance in developing and aligning their programs to make the most impact with students. Curriculum consultants assist in the process of integration of standards. Workshops are provided for CCCC members to increase their skills in working with students. The CCCC Directory promotes members’ services and gives contact information.

2007 - 2008 CCCC Membership List

Youth Providers
American Cancer Society
American Red Cross – Clark County Chapter
AVETeC
Boy Scouts of America* - Tecumseh Council
Clarence J. Brown Reservoir*- US Army Corps of Engineers
Clark County Combined Health District
Clark County 4-H Youth Development
Clark County Public Library*
Clark C. Retired Teachers-Advanced One-Room School
Clark County Solid Waste Management District*
Clark Soil & Water Conservation District*
Clark State Performing Arts Center*
Community Mercy Health Partners
Early Childhood Education Center
The Education Credit Union, Inc
Empowering Our Youth
The Gammon House
Gary Geis Dance Company
George Roger Clark Heritage Association (Fair at New Boston)
Heritage Center of Clark County*
Infusion campus
Junior Achievement
Little Scholars
Muzika
National Trail Parks and Recreation and The Hertzler House
New Carlisle Public Library
Ohio Lyric Theatre*
Pennsylvania House Museum
Pilot Club of Springfield
Power of the Pen
Prevention Academy- Safe and Drug Free Schools
Springfield Arts Council*
Springfield Family YMCA
Springfield Civic Theatre
Springfield Museum of Art*
Springfield News-Sun*
Springfield Preservation Alliance
Springfield Symphony Orchestra*
Tecumseh Family YMCA
Wittenberg University*
The Westcott House
Young’s Jersey Dairy*
Youth As Resources

* 2002-2003 Founding Youth Provider Member

For more information, please contact:
Dr. Jeannine Fox, CCCC Director at 937-325-1640
Nuggie Libecap, CCCC Coordinator at 937-325-1640
Scott Dawson, PAC Community Outreach and Education Director at 937-328-7951

Clark State Performing Arts Center, 300 South Fountain Avenue, Springfield, OH 45506
Ticket Office: 937.328.3874 Administrative Office: 937.328.3841