Presenting creative work to the school board
Top, left; At the Gilpin County School Board meeting middle school students shared the story of how they independently initiated the creation of
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Presenting creative work to the school board
Top, left; At the Gilpin County School Board meeting middle school students shared the story of how they independently initiated the creation of Gilpin Middle School’s new newspaper. Above, right; The Gilpin County School Board members celebrated their September artist Jesse Langenback. Langenback shared his hilly landscape based on the paintings of Grant Wood. Bottom, left; Gilpin Middle School students Bea Hanson, Zoey Paul, Makenna Kowalewski and Jett Hanssen share their first edition of their newspaper The Gilpin Chronicles.
