Creative Creations from our Students

Photos by Kate Tessman

Pencil and paper aren't the only ways to create art. A growing artistic fad at my school is bracelet making, specifically bracelets made with small colorful rubber-bands. These handcrafted bracelets are designed and created per request by several of my students, and for many are great ways to show individuality, support of a sports team, or pride by wearing their native country’s colors.

Pencil and paper aren’t the only ways to create art. A growing artistic fad at my school is bracelet making, specifically bracelets made with small colorful rubber-bands. These handcrafted bracelets are designed and created per request by several of my students, and for many are great ways to show individuality, support of a sports team, or pride by wearing their native country’s colors.

Two students and their corps member model their new bracelets.

Two students and their corps member model their new bracelets.

About the photographer.
Kate Tessman is a 2013-2014 corps member serving on the PTC team at Dearborn School in Roxbury. 

Wordless Wednesday: New Year Wishes

By Teresa Lee
Teresa Lee is a 2012-2013 corps member serving on the Bain Capital team at the Elihu Greenwood Leadership Academy in Hyde Park. 

We asked students to write their New Year wishes and resolutions on construction paper snowflakes. We were very proud of the students whose resolutions involved improving academically or behaviorally.

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“I will do better at not throwing paper on the floor!”

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“All day recess. No homework.”

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“My resolution is no homework, better portions and taste of food.”

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“Eat good food.”