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Some photos from the first district-wide bowling tournament at Des Moines Public Schools. More than 350 4th and 5th graders took part in the event at the end of a unit on bowling in their PE classes.
Bancroft Elementary School at 1755 Newton Street, NW in the Mount Pleasant neighborhood of Washington, D.C.
The annual Madison Elementary Boogie on the Blacktop was moved indoors this year to escape the rain. Pizza, art, music and dancing children filled the school with excitement and laughter.
Premier John Horgan joined students from École Poirier Elementary in Sooke to celebrate the opening of a new accessible playground.
At this elementary school, there were lovely floral arrangements scattered about in the halls. These older girls were busy before school, creating the ikebana
The elementary school in the center of town, East Joppa Rd and Bel Air Rd.
Olympus OM-1
Zuiko 50mm f/1.8
Kodak Ektar 100
December 2010
Shot in Perry Hall, MD.
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Lt. Governor Anthony Brown bring greetings to Hernwood Elementary School Prekindergarten program. by Brian K. Slack at Baltimore County, MD
Students of Brassfield Elementary School visit the NCDOT in March 2014 to present their award-winning Lego Earthquake Safety Bridge idea.
Elementary school children receive free dental exams and advice from VCC students during the 2011 Tooth Trolley event.
The annual Madison Elementary Boogie on the Blacktop was moved indoors this year to escape the rain. Pizza, art, music and dancing children filled the school with excitement and laughter.
Created by Holmes Elementary Students, Lincoln Public Schools, Lincoln, Nebraska
Teacher: Mr. Auch Moedy
Title: Mrs. Beel’s 5th Grade Class B
Theme: Technology
Materials: Fabric and paints
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The annual Madison Elementary Boogie on the Blacktop was moved indoors this year to escape the rain. Pizza, art, music and dancing children filled the school with excitement and laughter.
hallway of Ackley-Geneva High School, either before or after some elementary school Bicentennial pageant, May 3, 1976. from l-r: David Dupee, Robyn Renken, Paul Drew
Muskegon has some beautiful schools. It's too bad they screwed them all up in the 80s by replacing all the big windows to save on energy.
The annual Madison Elementary Boogie on the Blacktop was moved indoors this year to escape the rain. Pizza, art, music and dancing children filled the school with excitement and laughter.
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As the leading voice for collaborative public art projects around the world, the International Fiber Collaborative is dedicated to promoting understanding and appreciation of contemporary art & craft through educational experiences. We are committed to developing vital education programs that elevate, expand, modernize and enhance the image of collaboration and education today.
INTERDEPENDENCE TREE PROJECT / HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA.
*Participants represented 39 states and 23 countries
*Estimated 431 submitting entities
*62 Schools
*Estimated 14,000 leaves were submitted
* 25 Feet wide x 35 Feet Tall
THE GAS STATION WRAP / SYRACUSE, NEW YORK
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*6,000 square foot wrap
*Approx. 6,000 artworks included
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“The Saturn V is the ideal icon to represent a big dream. This rocket was designed and built as a collaboration of nearly half-a-million people and allowed our human species to venture beyond our world and stand on ANOTHER - SURELY one of the biggest dreams of all time. ENABLING THE DREAMS of young people to touch this mighty rocket sends a powerful message in conjunction with creating an educational curriculum to engage students to embrace the power of learning through many important subjects”
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Perry Elementary School
405 Cedar St.
Perry, Kansas
According to KSDE records, was built in 1948 making it the oldest school in USD 343.
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USD 343 has three other Elementary schools (one of which is abandoned) all built in the 1950s I plan on getting pictures of as well.
Walker Elementary Pride Club won the Project of the Month award for march 2008. Students learned about the importance of taking care of our envornment for KY animals. With the help of Denzil Gregory and Betty Lewis, Wildlife Conservation Officer the K-1 students built a bluebird box to take home with them.
Richfield Elementary School, circa 1995. This school became an elementary school in the early 1960's, and was closed in the mid-90's.
Location of photo: Early Richfield Pictures.
Lovejoy Elementary students celebrated Neurodiversity Week this past week with dress up days, posters about neurodiverse icons in the hallways, and several new books for their school library with topics about and characters with different abilities and neurodiversity. In honor of Autism Awareness Month, the school wants to recognize and celebrate these differences in the students and staff at our school. They celebrated neurodiversity by noticing that all of our brains work differently and are good at different things. To finish the week off, student council members and student ambassadors from 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades read new library books about neurodiversity to the lower grade levels.