I'm thrilled to once again be teaching as a poet-in-residence through the Poetry Center of Chicago's Hands on Stanzas program. This year, I'll be returning to three schools: McPherson, Solomon, and Shields Elementary. I start at Shields next week, and the other two follow shortly.
Be sure to check each school's blog weekly for updates. Links are above. Student poetry will be posted soon!
The Poetry Center recently re-launched its web site; go here and take a peek. Snazzy, eh?
I'm lucky to be a participant in the Hands on Stanzas program, and specifically to be working in these incredible schools.
More to come...
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