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Paragon Bank Hosting Art from Madonna Learning Center Students

05-05-16

 

During the month of May, Paragon Bank is hosting artwork created by students from the Madonna Learning Center after school program. The display is located at the Saddle Creek Banking Center (7600 Poplar Avenue,) and members of the community are encouraged to stop by.

“Madonna Learning Center plays an instrumental role in the Memphis community through its dedication to enhancing the lives of students with disabilities,” said Robert Shaw, Chief Executive Officer at Paragon Bank. “It’s always an honor to partner with Madonna by displaying art and contributing to their efforts to ensure students succeed.”

Paragon worked with Madonna Art Teacher Kristi Duckworth and After School Program Director Erin Williams to organize the display. The exhibit includes artwork from students in the junior high, senior high and adult after school programs.

Student artists include Sam Bryant, Amy Burgus, McKinnon Fratta, Brittany Haase, Maia Howard, Jordan Mahony, Emily McGuire, Allexis Parker, Adrian Salem, Shelby Stewart and Ethan Thomas.

About Madonna Learning Center

Founded in 1969, Madonna Learning Center is a private, independent and faith-based school for children and young adults with disabilities. The school is committed to the belief that children and young adults, regardless of their disability, can succeed and build vital academic, social and work-related foundations. Approximately 58 children and young adults ages 5 to 30 years old are enrolled annually. For more information, call (901) 752-5767 or visit www.madonna-learning.org. 

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