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Hang out and make art

Everyone is invited to Art Club meetings after school on Mondays

Dulguun Batzaya

September 26, 2023

Kori Vos watercolor paints using bubbles at an Art Club meeting in Mrs. Davidson’s room. Art Club meets after school on Monday from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.

Making wood sculptures and tie-dying T-shirts are some of the things you can do by joining the Norwalk High School Art Club.

The club, which meets every Monday from 3:30-4:30 in the art room N108, is inviting all Norwalk High School students to join.

It is led by Ms. Davidson and they meet once a week for various art activities and community projects, like their previous project the Warrior Zone mural.

Students do not need art class involvement nor preparation before joining. Ms.Davidson said that it is a creative outlet for community involvement.

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About the Contributor

Dulguun Batzaya, Staff Writer

Dulguun Batzaya is a senior at Norwalk High School and foreign exchange student with the FLEX exchange program. This is his first year in journalism class, but he is already proving his aptitude in the subject. Being an active member in the school, he is involved in student council, volunteering, and being a cornerback for the JV-Football team. In his free time, Dulguun practices his six-string guitar. Something he aspires to do is pursue a career in Diplomacy and International-Relations. “I was just interested in challenging myself, and learning how it is to spread news to people,” he said.