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At last week’s meeting, Mrs. Owings ran a videotape of Short Takes for the School Board.
• Keyasa Moore received special praise from commentator Bill Read for the “advanced techniques” she employed in her drawing of WPTV’s Reading Rainbow. “I want to be an artist when I grow up,” Keyasa said, explaining “it’s passed on in the family. My father is an artist, too.”
• A very serious Ariele Foster assured Mr. Read that the television programs her class watches at RCES are educational and do not include Sesame Street.
• Fifth grader Tamara Carter, radiating poise and confidence, announced she wants to be a doctor. Asked how art is going to help her achieve that goal, Tamara just laughed and said, “I don’t know!”
• Joshua Morris reported that his •hi".
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