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Coming Up!

Elementary Visual Art (EVA) Virtual Visit & Art Lesson

Wednesday, January 26, 2022

5:00 pm - 6:00 pm Mountain time

Register for this zoom event here.

Program visits offer an opportunity for the community to learn more about the programs Park City Education Foundation (PCEF) donors support. The visits are a platform for program managers to share successes, challenges, and everything in between!

Learn more about the Elementary Visual Arts (EVA) Program with Melissa Allen - EVA Instructor at Parley's Park Elementary - AND participate in an *art lesson* featuring pop artist Jim Dine, who uses hearts ♥️...just in time for Valentine's Day!

**Supplies Needed**
(1) sheet drawing paper
(1) sheet card stock paper
Pencil
For color: tempera cakes (med or small paintbrush if using tempera cakes) or tempera sticks or oil pastels or crayons (prefer oil pastels over crayons)
Scissors
Double stick tape/foam tape or glue (something to affix card stock heart to drawing paper)
Optional: white or black tempera paint and small paintbrush

The visit will include a Q&A session. Guests are welcome to submit questions prior to the event or during the event.

Past Events

Program Virtual Visits offer an opportunity for the community to learn more about the programs Park City Education Foundation (PCEF) donors support. The visits are a platform for program managers to share successes, challenges, and everything in between!

12.1.2021 PCCAPS Virtual Visit

11.10.2021 Bright Futures Virtual Visit

10.11.2021 Elementary Afterschool Virtual Visit

5/3/2021 Bright Futures and College Decision Day: Learn the Plans of PCHS First-Generation Seniors!

Bright Futures students will announce their college decisions and reflect on both the challenges and excitement of the college application process.

 

  

 

 

 

4/29/2021 Beyond Graduation: What Are Highly Selective and Out-of-State PCHS College Grads Doing Now?

Hear from six PCHS alumni/college graduates about their unique and inspiring work experiences, and how their time in Park City prepared them for collegiate success, the unexpected, and fulfilling careers beyond the norm! 

Joe Thomas PCHS Class of 2013

Grant Sanderson PCHS Class of 2011

Leslie Rodriguez PCHS Class of 2015

Jesus Loya PCHS Class of 2000

Molly Leavens PCHS Class of 2014

Emily Billow PCHS Class of 2017

 

 

3/25 Scholar Circle STEM Lesson for Members and K-6 Students 

PCEF Virtual STEM Lesson

 

2.2.2021 Scholar Circle Grandparent-Grandchild Elementary Visual Art (EVA) Lesson

1.20 - 28.2021 Scholar Circle Chat with Your Principal

1.12.2021 Family Mental Health Night

12.8.2020 Bright Futures College Students: Surviving and Thriving During COVID

12.2.2020 Scholar Circle "PCHS Student Showcase"

11.17.2020 Student Success in the Age of COVID hosted with Communities that Care

9.30.2020 Scholar Circle "Lessons We've Learned When Schools Closed" with PCSD Chief Academic Office Amy Hunt

7.22.2020 Back to School Plan with PCSD Superintendent Dr. Gildea

5.12.2020 Emergency Express Grants: What They've Meant for Teachers

4.22.2020 Scholar Circle "Talk, Share, Connect with PCSD Superintendent Dr Gildea"

 

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