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Videos: Mill Creek Students Reflect on Creating ‘Tactile’ Murals

February 2020Granite Schools

Mill Creek Elementary students create murals

A handful of students and teachers from Mill Creek Elementary have been traveling around the Salt Lake Valley presenting biome murals at different art symposiums, legislator luncheons, and USBE board meetings. At first glance the murals seem like fairly typical projects for an elementary science ...

Read Videos: Mill Creek Students Reflect on Creating ‘Tactile’ Murals

Filed Under: Employee Link, Parent LinkTagged With: art, beverly taylor sorensen, blind, bts, collaboration, mill creek elementary, mural, school

New tile mural at Hunter Jr. sees students explore modern themes, issues

March 2015Granite Schools

Photo of tile mural at Hunter Elementary

  Art students at Hunter Jr. High brought some color to the school’s commons area after unveiling their colorful ceramic tile mural. The mural is composed of 144 ceramic tiles designed and glazed by Ms. Nichols 8th and 9th grade visual art students. In designing the mural, students ...

Read New tile mural at Hunter Jr. sees students explore modern themes, issues

Filed Under: Employee LinkTagged With: art, ceramic, commons area, hunter junior high, modern, mural, nichols, tile, visual

New student-made mural at Granger High exhibits values of literacy

February 2015Granite Schools

Photo of Granger High mural

A once blank brick wall at the mouth of D hall in Granger High School has been adorned with an enormous 32-panel oil painting. “Literacy Will Set You Free” was created last spring by students in Elizabeth Matthews’ art classes. Inspired by the work of abstract artist Julie Mehretu, students used ...

Read New student-made mural at Granger High exhibits values of literacy

Filed Under: Employee LinkTagged With: art, collaborative, Featured, literacy, liz matthews, mural, oil, painting, panels, set you free

Photo Gallery: Impressive mural at Granger Elementary

November 2014Granite Schools

Photo of Granger Elementary mural

Students at Granger Elementary have been enjoying a colorful addition to their school grounds thanks to a collective effort by business partners, school administration, and volunteers. Installed as part of the 2014 Day of Caring, the school's new mural was the collective work of United Way of ...

Read Photo Gallery: Impressive mural at Granger Elementary

Filed Under: Employee LinkTagged With: art, day of caring, granger elementary, mural, playground, united way

At-risk students work alongside famous muralist to transform wall at Decker Lake Youth Center

October 2014Granite Schools

Photo of artist speaking to audience gathered in Decker Lake facility

With the help of renowned muralist Emanuel Martinez, a cafeteria wall at the Decker Lake Youth Center is now a symbol of hope and inspiration for dozens of at-risk teens. Titled “Transformation,” the mural incorporates local culture, landscape and, most importantly, input from youths at Decker ...

Read At-risk students work alongside famous muralist to transform wall at Decker Lake Youth Center

Filed Under: Employee LinkTagged With: art, carol carrol, decker lake, emanuel martinez, emanuel project, inspiration, mural, yess, youth center, youth in custody

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