Head Start students to showcase art in May
Children and their families work together during a classroom art project using recycled materials to create a creature that is “out of this world.”
Students from Millersburg and Glenmont Head Start programs will display their artwork during upcoming art shows and open houses.
The events are an opportunity to build stronger community connections, celebrate Head Start’s children’s creativity and showcase the vital work Head Start does in supporting early childhood education and family development. Attendees can meet Head Start’s dedicated staff, explore its classrooms and enjoy the artwork created by its little learners.
Millersburg Head Start, located at 224 N. Clay St., will host its event May 1 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Glenmont Head Start, at 108 Main St., will hold its show May 15 during the same hours.