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Frederick County school’s mural promotes diversity
Posted: March 1, 2013
The Winchester Star
Artist Emma Sullivan, a senior at James Wood High School, shows the mural she created to promote diversity at the school.
Frederick County Public Schools Superintendent David Sovine, along with seniors Kaitlyn Vadell (left) and Madeline Long, unveils a new mural at James Wood High School Thursday promoting the “One School One Team” initiative that embraces diversity, tolerance and unity at the school. Flags used in the mural represent countries of origin of members of the student body. (Photo by Jeff Taylor/The Winchester Star)
Students designed banners to promote diversity, tolerance and unity at James Wood High School. (Photo by Jeff Taylor/The Winchester Star)
WINCHESTER — James Wood High School students and staff are promoting the acceptance of others and the school’s diversity through a new initiative.
On Thursday, that diversity was depicted in a...
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