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Art pieces from different level ceramics classes are displayed in the library. Students were given the task of making tic-tac-toe boards, with very little restrictions. “I’m really happy with the way my piece came out,” Scotlynn Jones said.
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Art pieces from different level ceramics classes are displayed in the library. Students were given the task of making tic-tac-toe boards, with very little restrictions. “I’m really happy with the way my piece came out,” Scotlynn Jones said.
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Art pieces from different level ceramics classes are displayed in the library. Students were given the task of making tic-tac-toe boards, with very little restrictions. “I’m really happy with the way my piece came out,” Scotlynn Jones said.
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Art pieces from different level ceramics classes are displayed in the library. Students were given the task of making tic-tac-toe boards, with very little restrictions. “I’m really happy with the way my piece came out,” Scotlynn Jones said.
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Art pieces from different level ceramics classes are displayed in the library. Students were given the task of making tic-tac-toe boards, with very little restrictions. “I’m really happy with the way my piece came out,” Scotlynn Jones said.
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Art pieces from different level ceramics classes are displayed in the library. Students were given the task of making tic-tac-toe boards, with very little restrictions. “I’m really happy with the way my piece came out,” Scotlynn Jones said.
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Students in ceramics classes display their projects in the library. These interactive tic-tac-toe boards add a pop of color to the endless bookshelves, and are another way to display student talents, in addition to the art gallery.
“I loved this project because it was really open ended so we could be creative,” ceramics student Scotlynn Jones said. “I wanted to do a fishbowl because I thought it would be a unique challenge.”
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