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Art
A new school year at Marion Cross always begins with a school-wide art project, under the direction of art teacher, Tracy Smith. Over the years, projects have included clay "Bells of Norwich", a painted glass mobile and a peace wreath of decorated paper hands.
Throughout the year, the program offers a rich art and art history curriculum, including projects which are integrated into the curriculum at each grade level.
