Palisade summer cultural program ends with open house
The six week session offers art and music instruction for students including painting water colors and oils and practicing instruments. Afternoon sessions include individual instruction and art viewing. A Denver trip features opera or symphony and a zoo museum and art gallery tour. Public viewing and an open house for parents conclude the program funded under the 1965 ESEA act. In 1737 New York City formed its first fire department of 42 men.
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Summer Cultural Program Set In Palisade School
Palisade Public Schools will run a six week summer cultural program for grades four through eight under the ESEA Act 1965. Francis L. Kroll announces state education approval. Roxhann Fries directs with aims to boost music and art heritage and talents, adding instrument training and potential Nebraska college specialist involvement.
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