ALLENTOWN, Pa. – Allentown students of all ages are showing off their creativity.
Earlier on Wednesday, the district hosted its multi-disciplinary project exposition at the PPL Center.
More than 150 projects created by K-12 students were on display.
Those projects demonstrating the different skills students learned in the classroom.
There were interactive projects, performances, and juried exhibitions, focusing on the arts, technology, youth voice, and science.
“Ultimately it’s about becoming the creators of knowledge, not just regurgitators of knowledge, and so the opportunity for our students to demonstrate that they can produce something with what they’ve learned and go out into the world and teach others about what they’ve learned,” said Geoffrey Schmidt, principal of Dieruff High School.
The event included a community resource and vendor fair.
Awards were also handed out to students who graduated from the district’s early college program.