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Friday, May 18th, 2012

Jane Rhomberg

Art teacher

Jane Rhomberg is The Gardner School’s brilliant art educator. Jane is a champion of children’s art. Jane states: “It is the birthright of every child and helps build the foundation for a life-long appreciation of the arts.” In art class the emphasis is on process, exploration, and discovery. Children are introduced to various artists and the fundamental elements and principles of design. While working in an art studio setting, they are encouraged to experiment with different art methods and materials, to problem-solve, and to use art as another way of expressing thoughts and feelings. There is thematic integration with classroom curriculum to foster meaningful connections, and all the projects are developmentally appropriate.
Jane received her undergraduate degree in art from the University of Wisconsin in Madison. She earned a Masters of Fine Arts degree from the University of California, Davis. Her post-graduate classes in education were taken at Portland State University. Prior to teaching at The Gardner School, Jane taught art in the Beaverton School District. Jane is married and has three grown children.

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