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Exceptional education art class raising funds for zoo trip Brody wants to draw an elephant. Will you help? But before he can draw the elephant, he needs to see how big the elephant isto smell the elephantto talk to the elephant. Yes, Brody and his classmates need to visit the zoo! Our exceptional education art class is raising funds to do just that, visit the Louisville Zoo. But, we cant get there without you and time is running out. Our trip is planned for the third week of October. Brody is just one member of the class of special needs students at ACHS who are learning to express themselves through the arts with the help of regular education students acting as peer art tutors. The class offers a variety of art experiences as well as the much needed opportunity for the exceptional education students to interact with high school peers. Additionally, the art department has a vision to help not only Brody but all students increase their exposure to the arts to provide experiences that will enrich their lives. We endeavor to provide firsthand working experiences with artists as well as to provide exposure through field trips to museums, theatre, and other art venues.Brody is raising funds at school, but, he cant do it alone. Brody needs you to be part of this vision. You are cordially invited to join us at ACHS Art Room 114 on Thursday, September 27, 2007, from 1:15-2:00pmCT to meet Brody and his classmates and to experience firsthand the exciting things that are happening with ACHS Exceptional Art. Please come by and meet Brody and his classmates, experience for yourself the impact art is creating in his and his classmates lives and allow us to explain how you can be part of this vision!Thank you, Debra Wimmer, ACHS Art Beverly England, ACHS Exceptional Education Ellen Zornes, Adair County Schools Please come. You'll be so glad you did. Meeting these students will touch your heart and be something you will long rememberIf you are unable to visit Thursday, please allow us to contact you to become an investor in Brodys dream, a partner in our vision and to discuss levels of sponsorship. This story was posted on 2007-09-25 22:18:21
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