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| Docents tour visitors through the exhibit |
Jefferson Middle School's exhibit included student artwork and projects. Most notable was the annual quilt project
from Barbara Dupre's classes. Each quilt panel relates to the themes of the exhibit, which is based on the Moving Towards
Respect curriculum.
Jefferson held its public exhibit viewing on "Pride Night," which meant that crowds of parents, students, and community
members were at the school, many of them visiting the "Choices" exhibit. Albuquerque Holocaust survivor Andy Holten,
a hidden child in Holland during WWII, addressed visitors that evening.
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| Students set up exhibit after school |
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| Student artwork enhanced the exhibit |
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| Andy Holten addresses the audience during the event |
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| Barbara Dupre's classes have created quilts based on exhibit themes |
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| Andy Holten talks with Regina and NMFHRP PR specialist Kim Moss |
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| Teacher Barbara Dupre and students make sure exhibit is ready |
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| Parents and students visited the exhibit on "Pride Night" |
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