This project was the result of a faculty enrichment experience which was made possible by The Rumson Country Day School 2012-13 Blake Award. This grant provides annual funding to selected RCDS faculty and staff for the purposes of professional enrichment through special classes or travel.
Faculty Enrichment Grant winner, Melissa Petersen, Art Department Chair attended The Master Workshop in Mosaics in Venice, Italy. She then brought her experience back to the RCDS community…
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