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Press release:Â Draw, Paint, Sculpt! Winter 2025
When: Jan 9, 5:15 pm - 6:30 pm
Where: West Windsor Arts
Ages: 5-7
Cost:$188 Member* | $206 Non-member
*Household or supporter membership required for member price. Individual, artist, or senior memberships will not work on youth or teen classes
$50 Materials fee due on the first day of class
In “Draw, Paint, Sculpt!�, you will build your understanding of painting and sculpture with traditional and new 2D and 3D mediums while also developing a personal artistic style. Apply color theory and the principles of art and design to create original paintings and sculpture. But, most importantly, you will infuse every piece with fun and flair. Great for children who love building and being hands-on! Mediums will include but not limited to: watercolor, graphite, charcoal, pastels, acrylic paint, air dry clay, and more! New projects and subjects will be explored, so both new and continuing students are welcome. *This class is a part of our Certificate in Fine Arts Program and will give each student one point towards their CiFA certification.
No further information has been provided as of this date.
West Windsor Arts
952 Alexander Road
Princeton Junction, NJ 08550
United States
We taxpayers are fortunate to have Veronica Mehno as such a concerned and knowledgeable member of our community, and I echo her concerns about the expenditures and practices of the West Windsor school administrators.
I hope Aderhold will respond to my complaint submitted to the Education Department. I have been asking the same 2 questions since August 17, 2026 and Aderhold responds by telling me that money surplus can be legally transferred to the capital reserves account.
Would it be able to contact you offline? My name is Dr.Amar Atre. I am running for BOE for WW-P in the coming election. My e-mail is atreboe@gmail.com. Number is 404-617-5969.
Overcast, with a high of 72 and low of 53 degrees. Overcast in the morning,
I request that Superintendent Aderhold respond to the questions Virginia Mehno raises. And also, why would later school start times result in additional buses and drivers with higher fuel costs?
Enrollment has dropped about 10% over 15 years. This is a trend not unusual for other districts. Adding capacity makes no sense.Â
Veronica, have any of the following resources been contacted to complete an investigative audit?
The question is not whether the transfers were legal or properly recorded.