Art program at middle school strengthened thanks to donation by IMA

Flanked by School District Superintendent Rick Thompson, left, and middle and high school principal Fred Woods, right, IMA board president Charlie Bodenstab presents a $13,300 check to help off-set the cost of a middle school art instructor.

The art enrichment program at Friday Harbor Elementary School is alive and well, and thanks to donations by San Juan Islands Museum of Art, art at the middle school is making strides as well.

This year, in addition to support for art in the elementary school, IMA donated $13,300 toward the cost of a middle school art instructor for the 2015-16 school year.

“The San Juan Island School District is very grateful and would like to formally thank the San Juan Islands Museum of Art for their annual and highly significant donation in support of public school art,” school district Superintendent Rick Thompson said.

For the last five years IMA has administered the elementary school Art Enrichment Program that provides a variety of artistic learning opportunities for the youngest students in the district.




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