Children's Academy Enrichment Programs

Delta House Inc., dba Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History, is located in Augusta, Georgia. The mission of the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History is to promote the legacy of Miss Laney through art, history and the preservation of her home. Miss Laney, a native of Georgia, was a pioneer and one of the most influential educators in America. The museum's Christine Miller-Betts Children's Academy continues the legacy by educating and exposing children and adults locally and beyond to the visual and performing arts, history, literature, leadership and improved educational skills. 

The Children's Academy provides creative learning spaces for children from low to moderate income homes throughout the year.  The children gain experiences during these enrichment activities that they may not otherwise be able to afford.  These programs are important to all students, not just African American students. Learning about black history fosters cultural appreciation for all children.  They will be exposed to creative activities led by professional artists, dancers, performers and other experts in their chosen field. The Children's Academy provides programs in the following areas:

Summer and Fall Enrichment Camps

 Art Programs

Visual & Performing Arts Programs

History Programs

Reading & Storytelling 

Computer Skills

Workshops on Table Etiquette

Educational Tours

Black History Essay Contest

Leadership Skills

Breakfast with Santa

To learn more about the Lucy Craft Laney Museum of Black History and Children's Academy Program, please visit our website at https://lucycraftlaneymuseum.com.