Jonathan Scialabba
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Class of 2028
Mr. Scialabba's (pronounced shuh-lah-bah) Introduction to Sculpture class was very easy as long as you do the work. Mr. Scialabba is basically a giant child who was placed in an adult body (in the good way) so he's very kind and spontaneous. As in he will jump on tables randomly to get everyone to pay attention spontaneous. The class, being an art class, requires a decent amount of creativity. At the beginning of each unit, there are long presentations and demos that may make you question reality, but they usually only last one class period. Regardless of what you do, he will make sure you feel supported and will tell you how you can improve your sculpture. Even if you hate art, you will love Mr. Scialabba.