Folk Art Students are creating altered books and Native American pottery.
Art 1
Art 1 students are finishing African masks and will begin a series of paintings teaching color mixing
The $25.00 folk art fee was due on the 10th day of this semester. If your student has not paid this fee, please send it in before the end of April.
Donation Items Needed
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