Post-Trip Update - Mr. Dolan

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Hi everyone, I've uploaded a collection of photos that anyone can download and use however they want. You will find the link below. I am also working on putting together an album of videos that we have as taken as well.

Flickr.com - Europe 2018 Photo Collection

To all students who wish to participate, I will be accepting any photos you with to share to be printed out and put on display in the art gallery area in the B-Wing. All you need to do is stop by room B105 and airdrop or email the images to me. I will be putting this together in the next few days.

Thanks!

- Mr. Dolan

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