Exhibiting their work are the Congressional School’s middle school students at the Goodwin House located at Bailey’s Crossroads. Pieces were done in collaboration between two to three students each as seventh graders crafted knitted algebraic equations (top) and found-objects sculptures (bottom). The exhibit ends May 10. (Photo: Rula J. Brock)
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