Art in Schools - Igniting Community Change Through The ARTS

April Performance Spotlight

The West African Drum and Dance program organized by Pulse Arts brought an extraordinary display of talent to the 49th Annual Conference of Black Administrators in April. The students from Marlton School for the Deaf, who participated in their first community performance of 2024, were exceptional in their performance alongside the brilliant Artistic Director Trice M.P. Their hard work and dedication were evident in their outstanding presentation. The program was a perfect example of the transformative power of the arts, as the students showcased their abilities and talents to the community.

National Deaf History Month is celebrated March 13th to April 15th

Middle College High School

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Project: Collage

Ms. Gray’s class beautifully expressed their aspirations, goals, and individuality through the art of collage.

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Project: Black History Month

At Middle College high school, students have been tasked with expressing their personal interpretations of Black History Month on canvas. This project provides a powerful platform for students to creatively explore and showcase what this important month means to them.