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CREATIVITY THAT SUPPORTS CLASSROOMS

Kids Tag Art

Celebrate student creativity and help support art education in Columbia County elementary schools.

Student art. Classroom support.

Kids Tag Art is a school fundraising partnership between the Columbia County Tax Collector and Columbia County School Board. Students create specialty plate artwork while learning how design can support a cause.

The program provides additional resources for elementary art classrooms. Family purchases and community sponsorships help support classroom art supplies and projects.

Create

Students develop their own designs through school art activities.

Celebrate

Families and community members share in the students’ creativity.

Support

The program helps art teachers bring more materials and creative projects to the classroom.

A Columbia County tradition

Columbia County began its Kids Tag Art program in fall 2015. The published program history describes Awards of Distinction and displays that recognize student artists and supporters.

Information for families & orders

Contact your child’s school art teacher or the Tax Collector’s Office for the current program year’s ordering instructions and available products.

Have these details ready

  • The student’s school and program year.
  • The artwork or order information provided by the school.
  • The product and quantity you are interested in.
  • Any question about the order deadline, payment or delivery.

Confirm the current price, deadline and delivery arrangements before placing an order. If you are asking about an earlier design, check whether it is still available.

Call for program information

Community sponsors make a difference

Local businesses and individuals can help expand students’ access to art materials through program sponsorships. Columbia’s published sponsorship materials describe how sponsorship support and school sales contribute to classroom art funding.

Ask the office about current sponsorship opportunities, recognition, deadlines and how to make a contribution. Confirm current details before sending a sponsorship commitment or payment.

Historical sponsorship packet

The published 2023–2024 packet explains the program and includes examples of its classroom impact. Its rates, benefits and commitments relate to that earlier program year.

View 2023–2024 sponsorship packet (PDF) →

Questions & resources

How can my child participate?

Start with the school’s art teacher for the activities and instructions applicable to your child’s school and program year.

Where can I find ordering or delivery information?

Use the instructions supplied by the school, or contact the Tax Collector’s Office. Have your school, program year and order details ready when you ask for assistance.

Can a business become a sponsor?

Contact the office to discuss available opportunities for the current year and request the appropriate sponsorship information.

Where can I see earlier student artwork?

The existing Kids Tag Art page includes historical galleries labeled 2019, 2020 and 2021. These represent earlier program years.

Explore the historical program page →

Program links reviewed October 21, 2026. Contact the office or your school for current program-year details.

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Kids Tag Art


Kids Tag Art is a fundraising project that inspires elementary grade art students and raises money for the school's art program. A special thanks goes out to our Platinum Sponsor- Nutrien and our Gold Sponsors- Edward Jones, Baya Pharmacy, Walmart Transportation, First Federal Bank, & LKQ!

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