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Re: Drying Rack

From: Inland Lakes Schools (acarolan.us)
Date: Tue Feb 01 2000 - 08:08:47 PST

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    A student broke our digital camera last year. She did not return it to the
    classroom and took it to a game and dropped it. What can I say. You will need
    to set up strict rules for use. Perhaps have it attached to a cart and they
    roll the cart around the room. You need to supervise them at all times, I
    feel. That is for Middle School. As for High School, our kids use them all
    over the school and I haven't heard of a problem.
    Ann Carolan

    "artsednet" wrote:

    > I have the pleasure of spending a $1000 gift to my K-12 art program. I am
    > thinking of buying a good drying rack to replace the little table top model
    > I have been using for 15 years. Anyone have a suggestion for the perfect
    > rack to buy?
    > And what about clay extruders? Anyone have a Bailey Standard 4 extruder?
    >
    > I thought about buying a digital video camera. The salesman at Best Buy
    > suggested that it would be too delicate to hand over to students for their
    > use. What do you think?
    > Nancy
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