Art presentation wraps up first Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program session >Warwick Selectboard member and Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program volunteer Brian Snell leads participating students on a hike to the lily pond. Contributed Photo >Janice Starmer leads a lesson under a tent on the former Warwick Community School grounds as part of the Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program. From left to right are Liam Smith, Elaina Holloway, Hannah Mankowsky, Janice Starmer, Silas Smith, Evan Holloway and Dylan Padden. Contributed Photo >Participating students in the Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program head out for a hike. Contributed Photo
Art presentation wraps up first Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program session
Warwick Selectboard member and Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program volunteer Brian Snell leads participating students on a hike to the lily pond. Contributed Photo
Janice Starmer leads a lesson under a tent on the former Warwick Community School grounds as part of the Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program. From left to right are Liam Smith, Elaina Holloway, Hannah Mankowsky, Janice Starmer, Silas Smith, Evan Holloway and Dylan Padden. Contributed Photo
Participating students in the Warwick Arts and Science Summer Program head out for a hike. Contributed Photo
Warwick secures funding for Antioch University partnership to create summer program
The former Warwick Community School campus and adjacent Mount Grace State Park will be the site of a Summer Recreation and Arts Program being created through a partnership between the town and Antioch University of Keene, N.H. Staff File Photo/Dan Little
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WARWICK The Arts Council, Recreation Committee and other town officials have provided the necessary funding to partner with Antioch University of Keene, N.H., to create learning activities for a Summer Recreation and Arts Program geared toward children in kindergarten through eighth grade.
Warwick secures funding for Antioch University partnership to create summer program
The former Warwick Community School campus and adjacent Mount Grace State Park will be the site of a Summer Recreation and Arts Program being created through a partnership between the town and Antioch University of Keene, N.H. Staff File Photo/Dan Little
Modified: 4/16/2021 2:25:51 PM
Related stories academic curriculum
WARWICK The Arts Council, Recreation Committee and other town officials have provided the necessary funding to partner with Antioch University of Keene, N.H., to create learning activities for a Summer Recreation and Arts Program geared toward children in kindergarten through eighth grade.