Center School Museum
An Exhibition of Student Work

This is an event that began in 1996 in honor of Deb Porter, when she moved to a job closer to home. She had been a teacher in our Primes classroom for ten years and both of her sons attended the Center School.

The Center School Museum has been a tradition ever since. In grades K-4, the teachers choose the class projects to exhibit and each child writes about his/her creation. In grades 5-8, each student chooses one or two pieces of current schoolwork that they are most proud of and writes a description of why s/he chose it. Then the teachers arrange the presentation in the AllSchool Room.

Every year the museum is a masterpiece of creativity. And this year's masterpiece is a delight! Take as much time as you like to explore the wealth of beauty, inspiration, and critical thinking. Enjoy! Thank you!

Samples of Student Work Exhibited at the Center School Museum

Page last updated: April 14, 2008