Future Designers Program – St. Thomas More High School

Connecting fine arts and STEM, St. Thomas More is one of three local high schools to partner with the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design (MIAD) to offer the innovative Future Designers program. Future Designers allows our students to work with mentors from MIAD on hands-on projects that help them envision and learn more about careers in Graphic Design, Industrial Design, Architectural Design, and Illustration. St. Thomas More’s Future Designers program is organized by Jodi Brzezinski, who was recently awarded the 2017 Wisconsin Art Educator of the Year and is the incoming president of the Milwaukee Area Teachers of Art.

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Professor Caruso from MIAD introduces the Future Designers program to STM fine arts students.

St. Thomas More High School

3 days ago

Hoy Padre Norberto Sandoval, junto con la Latino Student Organization, celebró una hermosa misa en honor a la Virgen de Guadalupe. En 1531, la Virgen de Guadalupe apareció al pobre campesino indígena, Juan Diego. Ahora la Virgen representa la esencia de México – la fusión de la España católica y lo indígena de México. Los miembros de LSO presentaron baile folclórico y azteca para celebrar estas dos culturas.

Today, Fr. Norberto Sandoval and STM’s Latino Student Organization led the school in a beautiful celebration of Our Lady of Guadalupe. In 1531, the Virgin of Guadalupe appeared to the poor Indian peasant Juan Diego. She now represents the essence of Mexico - the fusion of Catholic Spain and Indigenous Mexico. Members of LSO performed folklore and Aztec dances in celebration of these two cultures. ... See MoreSee Less

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4 days ago

Members of the STM Green Club spent a couple of hours on Saturday morning on a project to protect newly planted trees for the winter. Wire cages were placed around each tree and then filled with dry leaves to keep out the bitter winter cold. A total of 26 oak saplings and 3 young maple trees were serviced on the property. A project for the spring will seek students and faculty to "adopt" a tree for ongoing care and the right to provide a name.

Special thanks go to student helpers Henry Barksdale and Sierra Cruz for their hearts and hands on Saturday; Mr. Lalko for the inspiration for the project and the tree location map; and Mr. Doan for keeping the many bags of leaves safe until Saturday. We are looking forward to these trees providing beauty, shade, shelter, and clean air for many years to come! ... See MoreSee Less

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St. Thomas More High School

5 days ago

The AP Studio Winter Art Show is this Thursday, December 13, from 6-8 p.m. in the STM Learning Commons. We hope to see you there! ... See MoreSee Less

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