Jersey Proud: 2 Rahway 5th graders have artwork on display in Atlantic City
The students’ pieces were selected for display at the prestigious Art Educators of New Jersey exhibit.
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Nov 27, 2024, 3:33 AM
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Updated 6 hr ago
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6h agoTwo students from Grover Cleveland Elementary School in Rahway are making New Jersey proud.
The fifth graders had their artwork selected for display at the prestigious Art Educators of New Jersey exhibit in Atlantic City.
The annual event showcases the artistic talents of young artists from across the state.
The selection process is highly competitive and only the most outstanding works are chosen for the display.
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