Today was the start of a new semester, which means new students and of course, the best part of all: CLAY!
Students created various forms using clay that all revolved around the spirit of community service and civic duty (which is a great way to celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.).
8th grade students created projects for the Shells for NJ Shores project to help with disaster relief as well as making pebbles for the mosaic mural we are working on for the Early Childhood Development Center in our district. 7th grade students created bowls for the Empty Bowls Event to take place on March 21st in the WMS Cafetorium.
I am excited for this new group of students and based on the awesome behavior of students, I know we will have a great rest of the school year!
Students created various forms using clay that all revolved around the spirit of community service and civic duty (which is a great way to celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.).
8th grade students created projects for the Shells for NJ Shores project to help with disaster relief as well as making pebbles for the mosaic mural we are working on for the Early Childhood Development Center in our district. 7th grade students created bowls for the Empty Bowls Event to take place on March 21st in the WMS Cafetorium.
I am excited for this new group of students and based on the awesome behavior of students, I know we will have a great rest of the school year!
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