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Overcast Cedarhurst-based Kulanu springs into art
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Kulanu’s spring Arts and Science Festival mixed the creative with the scientific. Above, student Elisheva Kimmel, left, shows off her project with teacher Deborah Lang.
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Kulanu student Matis Penner, right, with media teacher Ray Guarneri and Penner's project.
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Kulanu held its spring Arts and Science Festival that displayed students projects focused on nature. From left were Garrick Sterba, Sara Haimoff, Elisheva Kimmel, Deborah Lang, Matis Penner, Ray Guarneri and Josh Zin.
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Kulanu Center for Special Services in Cedarhurst held its spring Arts and Science Festival on May 30. Students exhibited a wide range of work that applied what they learned in the classroom.
Coordinated by teacher Ray Guarneri, the festival “Let Kulanu show how ALL of US (KULANU) can help!” focused on nature. Learning about endangered species, plants and how they grow, and the earth and how to conserve resources and preserve it were reflected in the art and science projects that were a collaboration between students, teachers and therapists.
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