Acknowledgements

The American Antiquarian Society would like to acknowledge the following organizations and individuals who have made generous commitments of their ideas, time, funding, and support in order to make this project possible. These acknowledgements come in two sections. First, we would like to acknowledge those who have provided support for Isaiah's recent 2012 and 2013 tours. Second, we would like to thank those who originally supported and developed Isaiah Thomas - Patriot Printer in its beginnings in 1999.

2013 Tour

Isaiah Thomas - Patriot Printer will once again be performed for every 5th grade in the Worcester Public Schools from February to April 2013. This is being done wtih the support of AAS staff, volunteers, and generous funding from outside organizations granted to the Worcester Educational Development Foundation.

            

2012 Tour

Through a collaboration between the American Antiquarian Society and CultureLEAP (Learning through Education and Arts Partnerships), Isaiah Thomas - Patriot Printer was performed for every 5th grade classroom in the Worcester Public Schools from January to March 2012. This was done with the support of AAS staff, volunteers, and the generous funding of other organizations through grants awarded to CultureLEAP.

Neil Gustafson – AEA, AFTRA, SAG

       

Development and Early Tours

American Antiquarian Staff

Ellen S. Dunlap- President 

John B. Hench – Vice-President for Academic and Public Programs

James David Moran – Director of Outreach

 

Actor

Neil Gustafson – AEA, AFTRA, SAG

Teachers

Bruce Gobi - Dudley Intermediate School, Dudley, MA (Basic lesson plans)

Beth A. Harding – Sullivan Middle School, Worcester, MA (Moderate lesson plans)

Jimmy Rich – Shrewsbury High School, Shrewsbury, MA (Advanced lesson plans)

 

Organizations

Actors’ Equity Association 

Hoche-Scofield Foundation

Old Sturbridge Village 

Smithsonian Institution

Worcester Public Schools

MassHumanities