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Ohio Ace Education Marketplace

 

Browse education service providers who have been approved to receive funds from Ohio ACE educational savings accounts.

IMPORTANT PROGRAM UPDATE

The federal funds used to operate this project are scheduled to expire later this year. As a result, all ACE funds must be used for allowable activities no later than July 1, 2024. (Dates of service must occur before July 1, 2024.)*

All claims requesting payment or reimbursement must be submitted to Merit for processing no later than July 15, 2024. Any funds that are not expended by July 1, 2024 will no longer be available. Claims submitted after July 15, 2024 will not be approved.

*Clarification for service dates/close down for camps: Claims for day camps that have been paid for by parents may be reimbursed if the service date occurs through September 1, 2024. The claim is only reimbursable for day camps during this time period if the parent has paid up front and prior to July 1, 2024.

Talespinner Children's Theatre

Before/After school programs
Camps

This service provider requires payment upfront : No

Price Range: $175 - $405

Phone Number: (216) 264-9680

Email: admin@talespinnercle.org

Address: 5209 Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44102

Service Provider: 203067

Educational Value

Talespinner Children's Theatre provides high quality, inclusive, accessible theatrical programming to children, beginning at birth. We offer professional theatre productions, classes, workshops, and day camps which invite children to explore theatre, acting, drama, improvisation, puppetry, playwrighting, comedy, and musical theatre and dance, with the goal of creating a lifelong love of the performing arts. Participation in theatre education is proven to give students increased self-esteem and sense of self, empathy for others, higher confidence, improved reading comprehension, and it can even help bridge the achievement gap -- students who have access to theatre are statistically likely to have higher scores on standardized tests. Children who participate in theatre become leaders. They learn how to work with peers, create community, take risks, become resilient, and how to be strong public speakers. They learn to overcome fears, and broaden the ways they make meaning of the world around them. They learn to be themselves!