Meet the Masters

Meet the Masters, Inc., 11720 Lemonwood Ct., Fontana, CA 92337

Location of Meet the Masters campMeet the Masters, Inc., 11720 Lemonwood Ct., Fontana, CA 92337

About

Meet the Masters is a standards-based art curriculum with interactive, multimedia art history lessons and hands-on projects. It is offered for schools, districts, homeschool, and enrichment activities, and the materials are included for K-8.

Programs

  • Meet the Masters — K-8; elementary school students; Grades 3-4 (Intermediate) in the preview; all grades in the preview intro · Standards-based art curriculum with interactive, multimedia art history lessons and hands-on projects. Offered for schools, districts, homeschool, and enrichment activities.
  • Virtual Learning — 3 levels of virtual learning for 21 Master Artist units.

At a glance

  • Ages: 5–14 years old

About the provider

Meet the Masters was founded in 1985 and has 40 years of experience. The program says it has taught over 3 million students and worked with over 1,000 schools and districts. Its mission is to give every student the chance to experience art at its best.

  • MTM Homeschool Version — Homeschool website and product support.
  • MTM Online Lessons — Online lessons with login access.

No recurring fees on the complete curriculum. Buy once, use forever. Southern California schools only for hiring MTM teachers. Virtual learning access stated as June 2027. Price shown for virtual learning: $430 per artist or $2800 for a track of 7 artists.

What families say

“I had a parent stop me in the halls and express how much her children loved the curriculum. She was overjoyed that formal art education was included in our school day and that it was a curriculum that challenged the older elementary students, and was able to be done by the younger ones as well. She had a first and fourth grader at the time.” — Kristina Franklin, Art Teacher, Fruitvale School District, Bakersfield

Last updated October 13, 2026.

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