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Arts & culture orgs can receive COVID relief
Under the CARES Act,
the Coronavirus Relief
Fund (CRF) is to be used
to make payments for
specified uses to States and
certain local governments;
the District of Columbia
and U.S. Territories; and
Tribal governments.
The State of Oregon has
allocated $25,984,872 in
CRF for Cultural Support
(CRFCS) “for business,
innovation and trade, for
providing financial assis-
tance to arts organizations
and cultural and commu-
nity venues that have can-
celed or postponed public
programming because of
economic conditions and
executive orders associ-
ated with the COVID-19
pandemic.”
Nonprofit cultural or-
ganizations will be priori-
tized for CRFCS funding.
The application dead-
line is noon on Monday,
Aug. 24. Learn more and
apply at development.
oregon4biz.com/ac ton/
media/14786/2020-cr f-
cultural-support.
Oregon Cultural Trust
envisions an Oregon that
champions and invests in
creative expression and
cultural exchange, driving
innovation and opportuni-
ty for all.
The mission of the trust
is to lead Oregon in culti-
vating, growing and valu-
ing culture as an integral
part of communities.
“We do this by inspiring
Oregonians to invest in a
permanent fund that pro-
vides annual grants to cul-
tural organizations,” write
the Cultural Trust Board
of Directors.
The Cultural Trust de-
fines culture as encom-
passing the arts, heritage,
humanities, history and
preservation. Since 2001,
the Cultural Trust has sup-
ported culture statewide
through nonprofit cultural
organizations, county and
tribal coalitions and state-
wide partners.
Nonprofit cultural or-
ganizations will be priori-
tized for CRFCS funding.
The Cultural Trust,
along with its sister agency
the Oregon Arts Commis-
sion, is housed in Business
Oregon, the state econom-
ic development agency.
For more information,
visit culturaltrust.org.
PLAN from page 6A
can once we finish the dis-
tance learning,” Trent said.
“The kids need to be out-
side, and that gives us more
flexibility.”
The remainder of Mon-
day’s town hall consisted of
a variety of questions from
district families, including
whether or not the weight
room at the high school will
be open.
“Not at this time, as we
can’t have students on cam-
pus,” said High School Prin-
cipal Garth Gerot.
The resumption of sports
in general was brought up,
but after new Oregon State
Athletics Association reg-
ulations, the district didn’t
foresee any sports until De-
cember at the earliest.
Regarding whether or not
students will be required
to attend school if it is al-
lowed to move to a hybrid
model, Harklerode stated
that students can remain
in distance learning if they
wished, and the level of
instruction would remain
consistent.
In addition, Special Pro-
grams Director Lisa Utz
stated that case managers
are coming back this week
and are preparing to set up
meetings as needed for stu-
dents with 504s and indi-
vidual learning plans. Meet-
ings will be prioritized, with
students facing immediate
needs scheduled first, such
as a student who has anxi-
ety with online learning.
“If your student has ac-
commodations that are
met by distance learning,
meetings may not be be-
fore school starts, but it
might be sometime over the
school year,” she said.
This led Harklerode to
comment on the flexibili-
ty that all students — and
families — may need.
“As a general statement,
please know we’ve been
rethinking everything we
do,” he said. “If we speak
in terms of great certainty,
please know we also stand
very ready to be flexible and
do what’s best for kids and
for each kid.”
Read more about Siuslaw
School District’s reopening
plans online at siuslaw.k12.
or.us.
The director also pointed
out that the Boys and Girls
Clubs of Western Lane
County has received little
financial help during the
pandemic from the govern-
ment.
“Nothing has come to us
from CARES or any of the
other programs,” Trent said.
“We’re operating on fumes
right now.”
With that said, the club
will still be offering pro-
grams below the cost of
running them.
Details on the club’s fall
plans will be made available
shortly, and registration is
expected to begin on Aug.
24.
To prepare for the fall,
Trent asked all parents to
get children used to face
coverings, which will be re-
quired per state regulation.
The one exception to that is
outside, where they do not
have to wear a covering if
six feet of distance is main-
tained.
“We’re going to spend as
much time outside as we
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