Middle school students become the teachers at the Met, leaving educators in awe

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After studying 75 works of art, sixth graders from Atlanta’s Ron Clark Academy led tours at the Met. Educator Carrie-Jo Wallace and students King Nevett and Camryn Miller reflect on the experience.

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Middle school students become the teachers at the Met, leaving educators in awe

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