Ida B. Wells APAC educator awarded classroom grant for creative art project – Jackson Advocate

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Ida B. Wells APAC educator awarded classroom grant for creative art project – Jackson Advocate

JANS – Renna Moore-Edwards, the 4th-12th grade 2D Visual Art/Advanced Placement teacher and Visual Arts department chair at Ida B. Wells APAC, has been awarded a classroom grant from Mississippi […]

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