Art teacher Jennifer Zgiet-Burtelow and her students at Wright City Middle School turned an act of vandalism into a work of art after paint was scattered over the walls of the art room in August. The …
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Art teacher Jennifer Zgiet-Burtelow and her students at Wright City Middle School turned an act of vandalism into a work of art after paint was scattered over the walls of the art room in August. The wall mural incorporating the splattered paint will continue to expand as part of the students’ art lessons.
