Industrial arts school The Crucible abruptly closes its doors, leaves staff, students in the dark
Oakland institution The Crucible, an industrial arts school that offers welding, blacksmithing and glassblowing classes, has temporarily closed its doors and canceled all classes and events. The Crucible, an Oakland industrial arts school that offers welding, blacksmithing and glassblowing classes, has temporarily closed its doors and canceled all classes and events due to financial difficulties. Staff, artists, staff, faculty and students were not informed about the closure, which has left them uncertain about their future. The Board of Directors has not specified when the building will reopen or when students and staff will be able to retrieve personal belongings left at the facility. The closure means that no one, including people renting The Crucible's studio spaces, can retrieve personal items left at their facility. Staff union The Dedicated Cru criticized the organization's leadership for not having a proper plan in place. The union's annual report stated that The Cruible had faced serious financial challenges in two years and had laid off employees and had reported a $1 million shortfall in its annual fundraiser.
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Oakland institution The Crucible, an industrial arts school that offers welding, blacksmithing and glassblowing classes, has temporarily closed its doors and canceled all classes and events. Artists, ... [7657 symbols]
