At the Skirball, learning means connecting to Jewish arts and culture, history, the world, and most of all, to one another. Our educational programs and resources illuminate the stories, values, and experiences of Jewish Americans and other immigrants to the U. S. that bring people and communities together.
School Programs
Our participatory school programs for Pre-K through Grade 12 students explore commonalities across cultures, transport students to key moments in history, and spark creativity and imagination.
Teacher Programs
Our hands-on programs for Pre-K through Grade 12 educators focus on integrating the arts into classroom curricula—inspiring creativity and a love of learning in students and teachers alike.
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Donor Support
The Roslyn and Abner Goldstine School Programs at the Skirball Cultural Center are made possible by generous support from:
- The Ahmanson Foundation
- The Herb Alpert Foundation
- Attias Family Foundation
- Howard Banchik
- The Capital Group Companies
- The Walt Disney Company
- Evelyn M. and Norman Feintech Family Foundation
- Marianna and David Fisher
- The Ella Fitzgerald Charitable Foundation
- The Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Foundation
- The John and Marcia Goldman Foundation
- Roslyn and Abner Goldstine
- Hellman Foundation
- Myna and Uri Herscher Family Foundation
- Hirsch Family Foundation
- Marlene Louchheim
- Melanie and Richard Lundquist
- Ralph M. Parsons Foundation
- The Rose Hills Foundation
- Specialty Family Foundation
- Dwight Stuart Youth Fund
- Philip and Alyce de Toledo Fund
- The Wasserman Foundation
- Wells Fargo Foundation
- Windsong Trust
- Winnick Family Foundation