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UA+Ed Grant in Action: Tremont Elementary Celebrates 25 years of beloved book, Mrs. Spitzer’s Garden
Twenty-five years ago, a simple act of gratitude at Tremont Elementary School turned into something far more lasting than anyone could have imagined. Tremont parent Edith Pattou, wanted to create a meaningful end-of-year gift for her daughter’s Kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Spitzer. Inspired by the impact Mrs. Spitzer had on her students, Pattou wrote a heartfelt story as a thank-you. She depicted Mrs. Spitzer as the gardener of her flowers (students) tending to each flower wit


UA+Ed Grant in Action: Modern Pop Artist Michael Albert Visits Greensview
March 30-31, 2026 | Greensview Elementary UA+Ed was pleased to support a visit from Modern Pop Artist Michael Albert to Greensview Elementary this Spring. Albert is a celebrated artist known for his innovative, creative and whimsical art. Albert presented his story to the entire school about his journey of becoming an artist complete with photos of some of his very first drawings and pieces. In addition, he explained his commitment to sustainability as an artist. Albert’s un


UA+Ed’s “Generations” Pop-up Soda Shop highlights UA traditions and connects students to the Upper Arlington Alumni Association
The Upper Arlington Education Foundation (UA+Ed) and Alumni Association (UAAA) was proud to be part of the 4th Annual hUmAn Connections Festival at the high school on Tuesday, March 24th. The Foundation Room, home of UA+Ed and UAAA, located on Golden Bear Boulevard, transformed into UA’s finest 1950s Soda Shop, appropriately named “Generations,” a fun and nostalgic space introducing current students to the Upper Arlington Alumni Association. Students were treated to old fa
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