Fifth grade art students recently talked about how art can express community. They discovered how Keith Haring drew the human figure with very little detail because he wanted to emphasize that all humans deserve to love and to be loved. Students practiced drawing one another in Keith's unique style as classmates took turn posing as model figures.
Remember those beautiful cards that our junior high students made for the patients of Heartland Hospice? Mrs. Wolf brought her therapy dog, Hank, to visit sixth grade and tell them a little bit about the hospice and how visits from Hank and their heartfelt greeting cards are so much appreciated by the patients.
Because junior high students haven't been able to safely go out into the community to do our traditional service projects, they used their time and talents to make greeting cards for Heartland Hospice patients in the area. These beautiful and heartfelt cards will certainly bring some joy and smiles to the recipients.
Kindergarten students had some great ideas of what they would do for our great country if they were President. Click on the article title to view more photos.
The annual Halloween parade may have been cancelled due to Covid precautions, but our preschoolers enjoyed a visit from Father Pete and his parish staff when they came over to "trick or treat" with our preschoolers.