An accomplished artist, Cole

was asked to participate in the Atlanta CowParade. He enlisted his magnet

art students to help in the project, with the result on display this summer.

Katie Stapleton, an adaptive

art teacher at Woodland Elementary Charter School, also has created a

cow, named Moo-nique, that showcases the talents of her special-needs

students. The students will join Stapleton for the CowParade kickoff and

family fun day at Centennial Olympic Park tomorrow.

Following the kickoff, the

cows are loaded into trucks and driven to their summer grazing pastures

in the Atlanta metro area and suburbs.

CowParade Atlanta 2003, presented

debut of the world's largest public art exhibit designed to celebrate

the spirit, fun, art, and community.When the exhibit closes on September

26, the cows will be rounded up and auctioned with the proceeds going

to the American Cancer Society and TechBridge, a non-profit organization

providing high quality, subsidized technology consulting and development

services to Georgia charitable organizations.