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Latrobe Elementary School third-grader Lilly Nicodem and Baggaley Elementary School third-grader Johanna White work on an “Art All Day” project. See more education content on Page A4.
Mountain View Elementary School third-grader Brynn Ecker uses gloves to keep the paint off her hands as she works on an “Art All Day” project.
Baggaley Elementary School third-graders Wyatt Planinsek and Knox Lipinski concentrate on their “Art All Day” projects.
Baggaley Elementary School third-grader Sam Findish poses with his “Art All Day” painting.
Elementary art teachers of the Greater Latrobe School District recently held their annual district-wide event, “Art All Day,” which took place from Feb. 27 through March 2, at the Latrobe Elementary School’s Elementary Center for Student Creativity.
All third-grade classrooms were involved throughout the four days, with homerooms from each of the three schools combined into groups for a day filled with art-making fun.
This year’s “Art All Day” event featured four local practicing artists who led the students in a variety of art projects, including a cardboard sculpture with Ron Nigro, gelli plate printmaking with Amy Roadman, stencil tempera painting with Sarah Hunter, and acrylic paint pouring with Sue Hrubes.
This event is a favorite of many students, offering them a chance to escape their daily school routines and engage in unique artistic experiences as they create “Art All Day.”
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