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About Me
- Susan Bivona, Art Teacher
- I am the full-time Art Teacher at Mount Prospect School and I have been at the school for 11 years. Before that, I taught in Flemington, Quakertown and Stockton, NJ. I received both my BS and my MEd. from Kutztown University in Kutztown, PA. When I am finished teaching for the day I head home to my husband and Guinness, our Standard Poodle.
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1 comments:
Great exhibit! I have a quick question about your exhibit panels - where to get them and approximate cost? I teach and we have these huge, heavy boards we pull out for semester exhibits, but these look much more flexible (not to mention better for my back). Would love a point in the right direction. Thanks for sharing the student work!
--Sarah
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