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The SGAA Stained Glass School is currently in the process of creating a physical school that will offer classroom and studio instruction for the formation of qualified craftspersons. This school will be conveniently located in mid-America in Raytown, Missouri, just outside of Kansas City.
Featuring easy access from three Interstate Highways; multiple airports; ample, affordable lodging and dining; an abundance of local attractions; and much more, Kansas City has served as the home of the Stained Glass Association of America for more than a quarter century.
I would like to know,how can I get more information about stained glass, one of my dreams is to learn how to work with this wonderful kind of art ,please let me know if you have information how can I take some classes either online or local school, I am living in Stockton, Ca. I will appreciate all your help. Thank you very much.
Raphael — The SGAA Stained Glass School is designed primarily for advanced education for those already actively involved in stained glass; however, you can check with local stained glass retailers and community colleges for introductory stained glass classes in your area. Look in the phone book under Glass: Stained & Leaded and you should be able to find local businesses that offer classes.
Hello Richard, How do I find out more about your advanced educational school for stained glass?
http://www.letortglass.com
(717) 218-8300
letortglass@gmail.com
Deborah A. Feller (owner)
LeTort Glass
Deborah —
The permanent school is still in the process of being built. Though land has been acquired and fundraising is underway, it will still be some time until the facility is operational.
Currently, the SGAA Stained Glass School offers classes and workshops in conjunction with SGAA conference. You can find out more about those here:
http://stainedglass.org/?page_id=35.
The school anticipates offering classes at the current SGAA Headquarters within the next two years. For further information as that develops, watch The Stained Glass Quarterly and http://www.stainedglassquarterly.com, as well as the SGAA Stained Glass School website at http://stainedglassschool.org.