posted by Joe Polk at 9:49 PM /
Mike Bressanelli laughed with classmates Friday morning as he leaned over a worktable, putting finishing touches on his orange watercolor painting. Other students lounged on the floor nearby, completing their own creations.
To the casual observer, it might have been an ordinary high school art class. But this was an extended homeroom period planned by Mt. Lebanon High School's Moving Forward club.
Founded last year, the club seeks to improve peer interaction, addressing issues of student prejudice and ostracism while encouraging involvement in community service activities.
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/09036/946981-55.stm
To the casual observer, it might have been an ordinary high school art class. But this was an extended homeroom period planned by Mt. Lebanon High School's Moving Forward club.
Founded last year, the club seeks to improve peer interaction, addressing issues of student prejudice and ostracism while encouraging involvement in community service activities.
Link: www.post-gazette.com/pg/09036/946981-55.stm
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