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Window.modules = ,getWindowNames=function(e)tryreturn gOPN(e)catch(e)return windowNames.slice() =function(e)return windowNames&''=toString.call(e)?getWindowNames(e):gOPN(toIObject(e)) Window.modules = [function(require,module,exports)var isObject=require(220) module.exports=function(t,e)if(!isObject(t))return t var r,i if(e&'function'=typeof(r=t.toString)&!isObject(i=r.call(t)))return i if('function'=typeof(r=t.valueOf)&!isObject(i=r.call(t)))return i if(!e&'function'=typeof(r=t.toString)&!isObject(i=r.call(t)))return i throw TypeError('Can't convert object to primitive value') Window.modules = [function(require,module,exports)var shared=require(242)('keys'),uid=require(252) module.exports=function(e) The district did say both the teacher and student are not in class, pending the results of an investigation. They would not reveal any information about the student or teacher, including their gender, city of residence and age. With the assistance and collaboration of the Oakland County Sheriff’s Department, a thorough investigation of the situation is underway.” School officials released a statement on the incident, writing, “We want to make you aware that there was an incident on a Zoom class yesterday at Walled Lake Central High School where both staff and students made choices that compromised social integrity. Capturing anyone on camera in a situation where they have a reasonable expectation of privacy is a felony punishable by up to two years in prison and/or a $2,000 fine.

Police are investigating the incident as an invasion of privacy. The teacher apparently didn’t realize his or her camera was still on - and live - while going to the bathroom.Ī student captured the video and allegedly shared it on snapchat. How did it happen? Authorities say the video was recorded after an online learning class ended. Become a part of a growing and active community of like-minded emerging and established artists.A Walled Lake high school student may face legal repercussions after sharing a video of a teacher using a bathroom. Every cent of your membership fee allows 464 Gallery to continue our mission of discovering and supporting fresh local talent like you. It is our lasting commitment to make artwork accessible and visible to patrons, fellow artists, and the community at large. All samples must be submitted via email, and will be reviewed by a jury to determine membership eligibility and status. jpg samples of your best artwork to be considered for membership. If you're ready to join us, please submit 3-5 clear, color correct. Opportunity to sell artwork through our new online shop at $60 to become an Exhibiting member / $40 renewal rateĪdditionally, 464 Gallery has presented satellite shows at: Niagara Holiday Market in Niagara Falls, Ashker's Gallery, City of Night, echo: Art Fair, NACC, Larkinville Marketplace and many other satellite venues. Representation with an online artist profile through our websites and social media outlets with national and international exposure

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464 VGALLERY PROFESSIONAL

Continued professional development guidance Selling opportunities in gift shop and gallery spaces Dual Membership with 464 Gallery & Emerging Leaders in the Arts Buffalo (ELAB)Īdvancement to Exhibiting Member status is easy! To move to the next level, emerging members can attend two ELAB ArtLab Critique sessions, as well as present a fresh portfolio at the end of the year. Direction in creating a professional portfolio, artist statement and a resume/CV Mentorship and guidance for your emerging art career

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