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FERRISBURGH CENTRAL SCHOOL fourth-grader Camron Curtis loses himself in concentration as he works on a mural outside the school this past Friday. See the kids’ murals at FCS this
Saturday and Sunday during Ferrisburgh Day activities.
Independent photo/Steve James
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NOVA PROVENCHER, A fourth-grader at Ferrisburgh Central School, contemplates the artistic practice of masking tape on a mural she and classmates painted last week for the upcoming Ferrisburgh Day.
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JAMISON FISK AND Ella Cornellier practice using masking tape as they and other fourth-graders painted murals at Ferrisburgh Central School last Friday.
Independent photo/Steve James
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FIRST-GRADER HAILEY DURDA looks pleased with herself after painting part of a mural at Ferrisburgh Central School. Artist-in- residence Lisa Maggio, whose son Luca Crowley is an FCS first- grader, gives her an encouraging smile of approval.
Independent photos/Steve James
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ARTIST-IN-RESIDENCE Lisa Maggio works with students at Ferrisburgh Central School on the murals they created for Ferrisburgh Day.
Independent photo/Steve James
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TEACHER KACI PIERCE’S first-graders jump for joy after an open-air art class last Friday at Ferrisburgh Central School taught by visiting artist-in residence Lisa Maggio, an art teacher at Middlebury Union Middle School. The kids’ various symbols of Ferrisburgh and Vermont on panels to be hung on FCS walls for this weekend’s Ferrisburgh Day.
Independent photo/Steve James
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FERRISBURGH CENTRAL SCHOOL students use tape to enhance their mural for Ferrisburgh Day.
Independent photo/Steve James
