2020-01-14T17:15:03-08:00 2019-08-31 272210124 STEVEN D MOCALIS 302 Avenida de la Estrella SAN CLEMENTE CA 926723929 990 2018-09-01 452800295 FERNANDO PULLUM COMMUNITY ARTS CENTER FERN 3232922700 PO BOX 561528 LOS ANGELES CA 90056 JAMES BANCROFT secretary/treasurer 2020-01-14 true Steven D Mocalis P00698737 9494855522 X 2018 2020-09-23 17:36:50Z FERNANDO PULLUM PO BOX 561528 LOS ANGELES CA 900560237 904390 false false X PULLUMCENTER.ORG X 2011 CA SEE SCHEDULE O 19 18 22 75 0 683993 850943 33420 28462 132 3305 152 -24269 717697 858441 0 0 351389 346255 0 39489 343203 376852 694592 723107 23105 135334 137005 402826 10765 141252 126240 261574 The Fernando Pullum Community Arts Center is a nonprofit organization providing free, quality performing arts instruction to more than 600 at-risk youth, ages 5 to 20. Our vision is to replace gangs and violence with performing arts in the lives of youth. Our instruction includes musical instruments (e.g. piano, guitar, saxophone, clarinet, flute, trumpet, trombone, and drums), voice, drama, dance, jazz band, music recording and film making. We teach students at our headquarters building as well as in neighboring schools, providing both after-school and in-school instruction. Students are given opportunities to perform in class showcases as well as in major musical productions that are staged each semester and open to the public. Advanced music students may join the Centers Jazz Band which performs regularly at community and high-profile events that often involve major recording artists. In return for receiving instruction, the students commit to monthly community service activities in false false 605507 Our Students maintain a minimum GPA of 2.0 at school to qualify for Pullum Center classes. They attend one or more classes per semester, at least 2 xs per week, arrive on time ready to work and practice daily & become proficient in their chosen performing art. They learn to perform in front of audiences with self-confidence, self-respect & concentration and how to be respectful, cooperative and positive human beings who act as role models for those coming behind them. They also serve the community by participating monthly in feeding the homeless and visiting seniors in nursing homes. Over 90% of the high school students who stay with the program graduate. Over 80% of those who graduate are accepted into colleges and universities. Through exposure to Pullum Center alumni, professional musicians and field trips to local museums, performance venues and colleges, our students develop an enlarged and positive vision of who they can be. IN FISCAL YEAR 18/19 PULLUM CENTER STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN 64 PUBLIC PERFORMANCES,54 COMMUNITY OUTREACH EVENTS, 9 FIELD TRIPS AND 14 VISITS TO SENIOR HOUSING COMMUNITIES. 890 STUDENTS TOOK PULLUM CENTER CLASSES. 76 WEEKLY CLASSES WERE OFFERED DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR AND 24 WEEKLY CLASSES DURING THE SUMMER PROGRAM. 100% OF THEHIGH SCHOOL SENIORS IN OUR PROGRAM GRADUATED AND ALL WENT ON TO HIGHER EDUCATION.The Pullum Center partners with the John Lennon Educational Tour Bus (www.lennonbus.org), which provides the students with the opportunity of writing, performing and recording music in a professional studio. This opportunity goes a long way in developing self-esteem and fuels the ambition of those students with exceptional music ability. Students also go on an annual field trip to the Grammy Museum.The Pullum Center is a part of a consortium of arts education providers in Leimert Park, the heart of South Los Angeles. Other organizations in the consortium include The World Stage, Koas Dance, Art Walk, Barbara Morrison Performing Arts Center, and Vision Theater. The consortium provides a continuum of safe spaces in Leimert Park for at-risk youth and sustains the arts in this vulnerable neighborhood. 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