Defined learning goals
Lessons connect projects to artistic principles, technique, and observable skill development.
For charter schools
A thoughtful fine art
partner for local families.
Olya Marino Art welcomes conversations with charter school teams seeking small-group, instructor-led visual art education in the Inland Empire.
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Clear, credible, student-centered
Designed to be more than an enrichment activity.
The program’s educational value is rooted in direct instruction, progressive skill development, and individual feedback.
Students are introduced to foundational concepts in drawing, painting, and mixed media, then asked to apply those concepts with increasing independence. Olya teaches every class personally, creating consistency in instructional quality and student support.
Program at a glance
Information for initial review.
- Business
- Olya Marino Art
- Location
- Upland, California
- Service area
- Inland Empire
- Student ages
- Approximately 7–14
- Class format
- Small group, approximately 4–8 students
- Instructor
- Olya Marino, professional artist and educator
- Disciplines
- Drawing, painting, mixed media
- Program model
- Foundational instruction with progressive advancement
Why the format works
Instruction with enough structure to assess—and enough room to grow.
Consistent instruction
One professional artist teaches the program, supporting a coherent approach across classes.
Small-group delivery
Approximately four to eight students allows meaningful individual feedback and responsive pacing.
Next steps
A straightforward start.
- 1
Send a program or vendor inquiry.
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Share your school’s review process and required information.
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Olya will respond directly to coordinate the appropriate next step.
Vendor participation and use of charter funds depend on each school’s policies, review process, and current approval status.
For administrators & families
Begin the vendor conversation.
Tell us the charter school name and what its review process requires.
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