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Over 60,000 students from pre-kindergarten through high school visit WRHS properties throughout the school year for onsite programs, with hundreds more learning from WRHS programs through outreach and distance learning. All programs are directly tied to the history of Northeastern Ohio, and are based on the collections and documents that belong to the Western Reserve Historical Society.
All WRHS K-12 education programs are inquiry-based, artifact-based, hands-on, and correlate to the current Ohio Academic Content Standards in Social Studies, Science, Math and Language Arts.
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WHRS museum education staff come to your facility bringing hands-on materials for a brief presentation and subsequent guided discussion and opportunity for sharing experiences and memories.
Programs are adapted to the cognitive level of each audience, from those with Alzheimer's or dementia to active seniors. Programs are approximately one hour.
Our senior programs were developed in collaboration with the Northeast Ohio Center for Creative Aging of the Benjamin Rose Institute
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What is CAC?
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| With Special Thanks To ... |
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Abington Foundation
Eva L. & Joseph M. Bruening Foundation
Dominion
The Ford Motor Company
George Garretson Wade Charitable Trust #2
Harold C. Schott Foundation
Harry K. & Emma R. Fox Charitable Foundation
Henry and Eugenia Green Family Foundation, Inc.
Martha Holden Jennings Foundation
Nord Family Foundation
Ohio Humanities Council
The Stocker Foundation
Thomas H. White Foundation, a Key Bank Trust
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| ...In support of our programs. |
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