CRMS students’ handcrafted tiles now viewable online
Maria Libby, Camden-Rockport school superintendent, stands in the entry way to the Camden-Rockport Middle School, May 10. The old school was adorned with hand-crafted tiles made by students in art class over the past 20 years. The tiles were not saved during the school’s demolition; however, photos were been taken of each one. (Photos by Lynda Clancy)
Maria Libby, Camden-Rockport school superintendent, stands in the entry way to the Camden-Rockport Middle School, May 10. The old school was adorned with hand-crafted tiles made by students in art class over the past 20 years. The tiles were not saved during the school’s demolition; however, photos were been taken of each one. (Photos by Lynda Clancy)
Pictures of hand-crafted tiles made by Camden-Rockport Middle School students are now archived and viewable online.
Tiles from the last seven years have been saved for the new building, according to Five Towns school district, in a news release.
However, Superintendent Maria Libby photographed each tile from the previous 13 years, and those photographs are now archived here: https://sites.google.com/fivetowns.net/tile/home.
Former students interested in seeing their tile are free to access them. The tiles are labeled by last name, first initial. You can click on a letter in the top menu bar and then the images are arranged in alphabetical order on the page. Clicking on an image will enlarge it and you will have the ability to download, according to Five Towns.
“We encourage anyone to visit the site and view the vast variety of tiles representing CRMS 7th graders between 2000 - 2013,” said Five Towns. “And to the students who were the creators of the tiles, we hope you are able to find and download your tile image and look upon it with fond memories of your time at CRMS.”
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