Manchester Memorial High School art teacher Lori Sweeney attended a National Art Education Association leadership conference in New Mexico and secured a grant from the internationally recognized education
foundation,
The Da Vinci Initiative, which works with art teachers from around the world to bring skill-based art education methods into K-12 classrooms.
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Lori Sweeney |
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Jane Tentas |
With support from principal Arthur Adamakos, two other Memorial High School art teachers -- Jane Tentas and Marcia Fanaras
Zito -- joined Sweeny to help orchestrate a two-day professional development workshop led by the well-known Boston School-style artist, Paul Ingbretson. He taught 20 art
teachers from New Hampshire and Maine realism skills they could take back to their students.
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Marcia Fanaras Zito |
The retreat was held at Maine College of Art which also provided
instrumental support for this program.
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