Kezia Williams (right) advises Thatcher Drange
Mia Jimenez (right) helps Axel Tapia get started
Club sponsor, Rhonda Newman, helps Mia Jimenez
(L to R) Mallory Mancera, Josie Rodriguez, Yamilex Rodriguez, and Valerie Aguilar work on their projects during lunch
Wallace teacher, Samantha Blanton, assists Marcelina Ortiz
Elizabeth Perez inspects her work COURTESY PHOTOS
The art of crochet has seen a surge in popularity, particularly with young people, since the pandemic. Due to videos on social media sites like Instagram and Tik Tok, members of Gen Z and Gen Alpha have expressed an interest in learning to crochet because it is sustainable, inexpensive, creative, and even therapeutic. Students at Wallace Middle School were interested in learning so teacher, Rho...
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