Hispanic Heritage Exhibition

Each year the district hosts a Hispanic Heritage Month Exhibition, which is displayed in the auditorium gallery of the School Board Administration Building. The entries are judged and only about 50 artworks are selected from the entire district. I am proud to present our school's entries for the 2024 exhibition. These beautiful paintings were completed by some of our fourth and fifth graders. I wish our students luck and hope that some or all of the paintings will be selected for inclusion in the exhibition.

Making Amate Drawings

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. Inspired by the traditional Amate Paintings of Mexico, the fourth grade students are making colorful animal drawings with oil pastels.

Mexican Blankets

These beautiful collages were inspired by Mexican Blankets. Made by second grade in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. 

Making Mexican Blankets

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, our second grade students are making awesome artwork inspired by the colors and patterns of Mexican blankets.

The Year Started With Paint

This year all of the art classes started painting on the very first day. It was exciting and the resulting paintings are beautiful. You can see some of these awesome paintings on display in the office all through the month of September.

Primary Line Designs created by second grade.

Mirroring Miro - paintings inspired by the artwork of Joan Miro. Created by fourth grade.

Abstract designs painted by fifth grade.