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Sharna Fulton writes press releases and draws logos for social entrepreneurs and nonprofits.

As creator of Chloe Pink Cartoon for Girls, Sharna promotes self confidence for girls through her cartoon blog, cards and prints.

A copywriter for 15 years and art biz owner for ten (employing high school "artists" to paint for her), she's married to a Georgia educator. Together they're raising a scottish terrier mutt who thinks he's smarter than a 5th grader. Sharna welcomes your feedback at sharna.fulton@att.net.

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Rudolph the Red Nosed Tin Can brings recycling, crafting to Magill Elementary

Monday, December 21st, 2009

Magill Elementary recently held a Recycled Ornament Fundraiser. Students in grades K-5 at the Gwinnett County School used their artistic talent and...
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Gainesville middle school art teacher joins fashion giants to help to save elephants

Monday, December 14th, 2009

According to an article by Susanna Rodell in today's AJC, Mitch Freeman, an art teacher at Gainesville Middle School is now on special assigment for...
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Service Fair is brainchild of Galloway School alum and teacher, Lexi Fields

It's easy to see that Lexi Fields is devoted to the Galloway School and its students. Not only does she have 80 of them --freshmen through seniors --...
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Early childhood music class sends kids, parents home with a song in their hearts

It's 9:30 a.m. on a Monday morning as parents and caregivers escort their children aged newborn to four into Eric Litwin's classroom. That classroom...
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All aboard! Affordable "Polar Express" takes students on field trip without leaving school

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With school budgets tightening, pre k through 5th grade students get fewer field trips these days. Yet, students are jumping on The Polar Express, a...
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Creative Gen-Y students benefit from new social networking tools

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Near baby boomers like Chris Gray of Trackahead.com and Jim Carella of Artzuno.com remember how students used to present themselves to potential...
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GLA invites parents and teachers of Georgia's young artists to 34th annual gala

Maybe you have a young son, daughter or student who shows artistic promise. You encourage them everyday. With every line they draw or every word they...
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Trumpeter doesn't miss a beat as Director of Fine Arts for Gwinnett County Schools

What does it take to oversee the Fine Arts education of nearly 125,000 K-12 students in Georgia's 2nd largest county? Does that individual appreciate...
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Chanel No. 10 (10 things young artists can learn from Coco Chanel)

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Before Chanel No. 5, the most popular women's fragrance ever created, there was Coco Before Chanel. Now, director Anne Fontaine has just released her...
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Art and essay contest asks Georgia's students to think glocally

Who are my neighbors? What country do they originate from? What culture or belief system do they have? These are just a few of the questions Georgia's...
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