Silver Hills PTO brightens up cafeteria with a new mural
CAROLYN BOSTICK | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 2 years, 6 months AGO
Silver Hills Elementary School PTO coordinated with ArtCoLab to create a large and colorful mural in the cafeteria.
The PTO has been raising funds for this project for two plus years. Originally, it was only going to be one wall but through successful fundraising, the group was able to expand the original plan by raising $6,500.
Courtesy photo
Wallace art club students worked on a project with Silver Hills Elementary students to create a collaborative mural based on the book, “The Very Hungry Caterpillar.” Jessie Caraway, the Silver Hills Elementary School PTO president called the Wallace art club students the "stars of the night" for their mentoring work throughout the project.
Carolyn Bostick has worked for the Coeur d’Alene Press since June 2023. She covers Shoshone County and Coeur d'Alene. Carolyn previously worked in Utica, New York at the Observer-Dispatch for almost seven years before briefly working at The Inquirer and Mirror in Nantucket, Massachusetts. Since she moved to the Pacific Northwest from upstate New York in 2021, she's performed with the Spokane Shakespeare Society for three summers. | April 12, 2024 8:24 AM
OSBURN — Silver Hills Elementary School unveiled a new cafeteria mural on two walls this week.
Jessie Caraway, Silver Hills Elementary School PTO president, said PTO member Bryn Cotter coordinated with ArtCoLab to help “capture the essence of our beautiful scenery” in the Silver Valley.
Become a Subscriber!
You have read all of your free articles this month. Select a plan below to start your subscription today.
Already a subscriber? Login
ARTICLES BY CAROLYN BOSTICK
AUG NIBJ Growing the next crop of local leaders
Sometimes, leadership is being the only person in the room willing to raise their hand.
Idaho doctor shortage persists
State trying to recruit more physicians, but challenges remain
Among health care professionals in the state, one statement remains a constant: Idaho needs more doctors.
Idaho doctor shortage persists
State trying to recruit more physicians, but challenges remain
Among health care professionals in the state, one statement remains a constant: Idaho needs more doctors.