The Clare-Gladwin Career Center’s Graphic Arts class recently
purchased six Nikon Coolpix L28 cameras with grant funds instructor Andrea
Boettner received last spring from the Michigan Industrial and Technology
Education Society (MITES).
The high school juniors and seniors have been using the cameras to
document their projects and field trips, and later in the semester, the
students will learn about lighting, close-up photography, and more during the
class’s photography unit.
“First and foremost, we need to thank MITES for the grant that
allowed us to get the cameras,” said Boettner. “The students are already
enjoying using them on a regular basis and I’m looking forward to seeing their
knowledge and creativity grow during our upcoming photography unit.”
Graphic Arts is one of nine career and technical education (CTE)
programs offered by the Clare-Gladwin Career Center, a program of Clare-Gladwin
RESD. Students spend half of their school day in their CTE program and the
other half at their local high school.
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