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At Seattle’s Whitman Middle School, students at-risk of falling behind in reading are getting a helping hand from University of Washington College of Education tutors through a summer intensive reading program.
At Seattle’s Whitman Middle School, students at-risk of falling behind in reading are getting a helping hand from University of Washington College of Education tutors through a summer intensive reading program.
CAPTION: Student Lynn Rabun hard at work in an intensive course.
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PERMISSION: Aaron Traphagen
During "the day of the open door," we toured the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf's brand new hospital building.
Montserrat College of Art, an independent institution of art, provides an intensive visual arts education that will enable students to sustain a lifelong involvement in art and design and to become informed, responsible members of society. In addition, Montserrat is committed to contributing to the cultural life of its surrounding communities. Through its degree, diploma, and community-based programs, Montserrat offers:
- A vital learning community for students deeply engaged in the study of art and design which encourages and nurtures their unique talents, visions, aspirations, and commitment;
- A varied curriculum that challenges the individual, fostering the growth of technical and perceptual skills, as well as intellectual awareness and understanding; and
- An accomplished and diverse faculty of artists, designers and scholars that is dedicated to stimulating and reinforcing student progress and to promoting the highest standards of artistic and intellectual development.
- A continuing array of public programs, such as exhibitions, artist talks, master classes and more, which enhances the cultural life of our campus and the surrounding communities.
Find out more about Montserrat at www.facebook.com/MontserratCollegeofArt
or visit our website montserrat.edu
At Seattle’s Whitman Middle School, students at-risk of falling behind in reading are getting a helping hand from University of Washington College of Education tutors through a summer intensive reading program.