French class takes ‘field trip’ to art gallery in Library
French students including junior Kyle Dean look at a variety of French art pieces displayed in the Library. This year, rather than going to the Art Museum, students had a gallery work of different French art they had been learning about in class.
April 29, 2022
French teacher Nicole Hauser created a special art gallery in the LHS library for her students to observe for their unit on French art. In past years, the classes would have taken a field trip to the St, Louis Art Museum, but that hasn’t happened in the past few years due to COVID-19. So as a creative alternative, students were able to look at French art pieces in the library, then they went to class and learned how to make French crêpes.

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