Three first-graders, (left to right) Caleb, Max, and Liam learn about growing trees. When I went to visit and take some pictures for this article, I saw this class reading to their trees which according to Max Lerner, promotes growth and is good for the trees. Photo by Teddy Zitron.
Three first-graders, (left to right) Caleb, Max, and Liam learn about growing trees. When I went to visit and take some pictures for this article, I saw this class reading to their trees which according to Max Lerner, promotes growth and is good for the trees. Photo by Teddy Zitron.
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Learning Through Art in Lower School

As I graduated from lower school into middle school and eventually into high school, I found myself not knowing the names of teachers and students, the projects going on, and just all around what was going on right below my feet on the first floor of the place I spent most of my childhood. I decided to return to where my HBHA career all started and see what’s up. What artwork, poetry, and projects are the lower school students working on? If you take the time to look, you can find some pretty amazing projects.
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Teddy Zitron, Managing Editor
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Teddy Zitron
Teddy Zitron, Managing Editor
Teddy Zitron is a junior at HBHA. This is his second year working for RampageWired. This year, he will be working as a Managing Editor for HBHA Sports Weekly. In his spare time, he enjoys playing basketball and traveling. Zitron is excited to contribute to publications by sharing his passion for sports.