Haledon Labor Museum Invites Students To Honor Teachers

HALEDON, N.J. -- The American Labor Museum invites students in grades 3-12 to submit a creative arts project to be exhibited in the Museum.

The Botto House American Labor Museum invites students to submit creative projects in celebration of teachers for a special exhibit at the end of November.
Photo Credit: *Mary K. Miraglia*

The Botto House National Historic Landmark in Haledon is the only labor museum in the United States.
Photo Credit: *Mary K. Miraglia*

Mary K. Miraglia

11/07/2015 5:30 a.m.

Project categories are creative writing, visual arts, or computer arts and must address four themes: The teacher's work in the classroom; the teacher's role in the union; the teacher's role in the community; and the teacher's impact on the student.

Selected student projects will appear in a Museum exhibit entitled "Celebrating Teachers" that will open Saturday, Nov. 21.

Projects and registration forms must be received by Saturday, Nov. 14.

This educational program is co-sponsored by the Passaic County Education Association (PCEA). For a registration form and further information, CLICK HERE to visit the Museum's website or call (973) 595-7953.

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