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March 19, 2013

Fifth-graders create clay mural

The Eagle-Tribune

WINDHAM — Rolling pins, shells, stones and more were tools of the trade for Windham Center School fifth-graders last week.

The students worked for three days with artist-in-residence Rob Rossel of Epping to create a clay mural.

The mural will be displayed in the lobby by the gym and cafeteria.

It is the school’s third mural.

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