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Various art classes are taught at Euclid. For example: In 2D art, students will create two-dimensional artwork. Students will use a variety of media and techniques. Students will expand their understanding of how color works. In 3-D art class students will create 3-D works of art. These concepts will be combined with the academic skills of art theory and productions to allow students to uniquely express themselves and create artwork that is meaningful in a three-dimensional format. Various media will be explored. Students will focus on the media of clay.

Student art is proudly displayed throughout our school and at district offices. Special exhibitions are held in various locations in the Metro area.

 
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 Tammy Andersen Minimize

Subject: Art

Education: BA - Art Education CSU, MA - Elementary Education UNC

Bio: I have had the opportunity to teach both Elementary School Art and High School Art and was lucky enough to choose Euclid Middle School.
I am a practicing artist as well as an art teacher and feel this helps me continually improve my skills and abilities in the art classroom.

Professional Organizations:
National Art Education Association
Colorado Art Education Association
ArtSource Colorado
Colorado Association of Middle Level Education

Awards:
CAEA Middle School Art Educator of the Year - 2005

 

Voice Mail: 303-734-6103
Email: tandersen@lps.k12.co.us

 
  
 Scarlett Lammers Minimize

Education: BFA in Art Education – University of North Texas - 1985
MA in Curriculum and Instruction – Colorado Christian University – in progress

Bio: I have taught art at all levels, 1st – 12th grade, and have taught at the Art Students League of Denver.  I taught at Euclid for three years prior to his year and I love being here with the staff and kids!  In my free time, I am busy taking classes for my Masters but I enjoy creating, reading and spending time with my family.  I am also a parent of EMS as my son also attends here and my daughter will be here next year!

 
  
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