05/11/2026
Harrison High School Art 1 classes made origami cranes, inspired by the "1,000 cranes project" in honor of Mr. Coffman. The cranes are a symbol of hope after a loss.
The "1,000 Crane Project" (Senbazuru) is a Japanese tradition used for healing and remembrance after death, based on the belief that folding 1,000 origami cranes grants a wish, often for peace, longevity, or recovery. It offers a cathartic, meditative way to honor lost loved ones, manage grief, and channel emotions into a collaborative memorial.