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How a Phoenix arts space helped two homeless kids start a new life after their mom died

The Metro Visual Arts department could use your donations of the following items.
Tea Tins, Old Hardback Books, Nature Magazines and Artist Paint Brushes.
Please drop off your donation at Metro Arts, M-F between 9am-3:30pm

IMPORTANT UPDATE ON STARTING SCHOOL
AUGUST 3rd, 2020
REMOTE LEARNING

7-15-20

Good Afternoon, Students and Families,

We hope this message finds you safe and healthy. We wanted to provide you with a brief update for beginning school at Metro.

Earlier today, the Governor met with educational leaders, and the Arizona Department of Education also provided schools with an overview of guidelines. We are still expecting further guidance from the State as we finalize our plans.

Although we had planned on communicating full details today, we are incorporating today’s recent updates from the State into our plans.

We look forward to providing you with a full update tomorrow.

Thank you for your support.

Respectfully,

Metropolitan Arts Institute Administration

Matt Baker, Head of School
Jenny Quinn, Student Services & Academics
Betsy Rosenmiller, Finance
Lisa Starry, Operations
John Perovich, Admissions and Student Life

Parent & Student Information for Metro Arts August 2020

Savannah Perez is graduating from the Metropolitan Arts Institute in Phoenix and looks forward to sharing her art with the world as she gets a degree from ASU in graphic design. She is dedicating her graduation to her grandfather, Bacilio Reyes, who recently died.

“She has worked so hard and we are celebrating in every way we know how,” her mom, Cecilia Valles, said.

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Dear Metro Arts Parents and Guardians,

Governor Ducey issued an order on Monday directing state residents to stay at home until the end of April, following the lead of several other governors as health officials try to stop the spread of coronavirus.

Along with Governor Ducey, keeping Arizonans safe and healthy as we slow the spread of COVID-19 remains our top priority. In order to keep our campus, staff, and students as safe as possible, the last day to check out a Chromebook will be this Wednesday, April 1st, by 12 pm.

Thank you for your continued support.

Kind regards,
Metropolitan Arts Administration