School district’s Art Department shines
Photo submitted by Heather Walters Judges, left to right: Soojye Gustafson, Phil Gilbert, Tina Anderson, Kim Slocum, Susan Gobbel (not pictured).
Fiona Cook, freshman from Eisenhower High School won “Best of Show” for her acrylic painting.
Photo by Jessica N. Rex Lettie Pearson, senior at WAHS is pictured here with the Christmas house she created.
Photo by Jessica N. Rex Warren Area High School freshman, Adalena Schmidt is pictured here with her winning piece titled “Exploring the New World” done by alcohol marker.
Photo submitted by Heather Walters Judges, left to right: Soojye Gustafson, Phil Gilbert, Tina Anderson, Kim Slocum, Susan Gobbel (not pictured).
Fiona Cook, freshman from Eisenhower High School won “Best of Show” for her acrylic painting.
Photo by Jessica N. Rex Lettie Pearson, senior at WAHS is pictured here with the Christmas house she created.
Photo by Jessica N. Rex Warren Area High School freshman, Adalena Schmidt is pictured here with her winning piece titled “Exploring the New World” done by alcohol marker.
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The Warren County School District art department held the All-County High School Art Show at the Warren Library during the month of May. Students worked hard to showcase their outstanding achievements.Art Department Curriculum Coordinator, Heather Walters expressed that the All‑County High School Art Show is a wonderful opportunity for students to display their work. "The show enhances student learning by giving them the chance to see their artwork presented in a professional gallery setting. This experience helps students better understand the full artistic process, from creation to exhibition, and reinforces the value of their hard work and creative growth."
Walters and district art teachers congratulated the students for their accomplishments, saying that the skills that were learned and refined throughout the year are clearly evident in their work. Their pieces demonstrate exemplary effort, creativity, and dedication. "It is a pleasure to see these students learn, grow, and develop confidence in their artistic abilities," said Walters.