Features Pearsontown Elementary Student Art Displayed at The Streets at Southpoint Wes Platt 18 May 2024 — 2 min read Monsters and multi-colored patterns dominated the imaginings of students in Susie Crooks’ art classes at Pearsontown Elementary. They were recently showcased at The Streets at Southpoint shopping mall in South Durham.Artist: Emilia Delissio, KindergartenArtist: Layan Bayahya, 5th GradeArtist: Olive Holland, 2nd GradeArtist: Baraa Bakhiet, 2nd GradeArtist: Lila HaefleArtist: Angelynn Tetteh, 5th GradeArtist: Irving Martinez, KindergartenArtist: Harper Clark, 5th GradeArtist: Jamila Brand, KindergartenArtist: Jackson DeGoller, KindergartenArtist: Jackson Siebeking, 5th GradeArtist: Alice Shepherd, 5th Grade
Hope Valley Elementary Kicking Off Boosterthon Students of families that sign up by Feb. 6 get to wear pajamas to school on Feb. 7.
Durham Students Ready to Shine Proceeds support the Durham Promise Scholarship Fund, which benefits at least one senior at each DPS high school.
YouthWorks Program Open to Durham Applicants Applications must be submitted no later than midnight on Feb. 21. Got questions? Reach out to youthworks@durhamnc.gov.
Moriah Ridge, Police and Fire Pay Among Durham City Council Agenda Items The meeting starts at 7 p.m. in the first-floor council chambers at 101 City Hall Plaza.
