Grand County High School art teacher Christa Green has been chosen as the 2020-21 Utah Art Education Association Utah Art High School Educator of the year, a recognition given to only one secondary art educator in the whole state of Utah each year!
Mrs. Green teaches numerous classes that include watercolor, jewelry, oil painting, ceramics, printmaking, multimedia, art and advertising and general art. Her ambitious class options allow her to offer a huge range to student artists and to help them become their best-creating selves.
Mrs. Green went to Snow Canyon High School in Santa Clara, Utah. She attended Dixie State University and Southern Utah University, where she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts in art education. She is married to Verle Green, a fifth-generation Moabite, and they have a daughter, Aspen, in kindergarten.
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Bibb County Superintendent Curtis Jones reflects on progress, challenges of semester in pandemic
Jones says it s possible all students will come back from winter break virtually because of the rise in COVID-19 numbers. Author: Taelore Hicks (WMAZ) Updated: 6:42 PM EST December 17, 2020
MACON, Ga. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the first semester of school presented a number of challenges, but Bibb County Schools Superintendent Curtis Jones says the lessons school leaders learned this semester will allow them to efficiently prepare for next semester. I was curious to see how they d implement safety regulations, Angela Bearchell said.
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