Nov 30, 2025
Finished my painting for the scholastic!!
Im obly going to submit this one
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Finished my painting for the scholastic!!
Im obly going to submit this one
Local viewpoint on display among powerful regional art program nominees — Congratulations to the extraordinary student artists nominated for this year's Hawaii Regional Scholastic Art Awards program. Their works will be exhibited at the Hawaii State Art Museum this spring. Gold Key and American Visions nominees are eligible for the prestigious national competition and scholarships, to be announced in March. Story: http://www.hawaiipublicschools.org/VisionForSuccess/SuccessStories/Awards/Pages/2017-HI-Regional-SAA.aspx
Aahhhhhhh!!!
I'm like, super super super nervous. I submitted art for the scholastic competition and I don't know if it's, like, good enough :( this is the first time someone is seeing my digital art other than friends and family... :( sorry, just a worrisome flake over here. 😔
AVHS student wins scholastic art
AVHS student wins scholastic art
Nancy Mendoza, a senior at Apple Valley High School has won the 2014 Scholastic Art and Writing Award. She is the only student this year in the High Desert to win the award.
Mendoza won the state award for drawing and the national award for ceramics. As the only state winner for ceramics, she has been invited to receive her award on June 6 at Carnegie Hall in New York. She is need of…
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I GOT A GOLD KEY
THIS MAKES ME SO SO HAPPY!
Two LC Juniors Recognized for Exemplary Writing
Juniors Suzie Jung and Natalia Gutierrez have both been recognized and honored for their exemplary writing in two prestigious programs. Suzie won a Silver Key Award in the Scholastic Writing Awards for her personal narrative that delves into the effects of school bullying, and Natalia was named a semifinalist in the Smith College Poetry Prize for Girls competition for her poem, “Las Raíces,” which explores family heritage and culture.
The Scholastic Art and Writing Awards date back to 1923 and are an opportunity to recognize students for their creative talents. The essay Suzie submitted was a personal narrative assignment from her English teacher, Sally Knight. “The personal narrative assignment gave me an opportunity to tell Ms. Knight something about myself in a more serious manner,” Suzie said. “I was very surprised when I won a Silver Key Award because I always felt as though I wasn’t good at writing. Loomis has such a rigorous English program, and I’ve improved over my three years here. Without the support and encouragement of the LC community, I probably wouldn’t have entered into the awards.”
The Smith poetry competition is affiliated with the Poetry Center at Smith College. Each year a panel of students and faculty chooses semifinalist and finalist poems from work submitted by sophomore and junior girls throughout New England. Poet Aracelis Girmay this year selected the winning poems from the finalists.
Arts Initiative: Teen Fashion Designers Receive Scholastic Art & Writing Award
Who says dreams can't come true? They most certainly have for two teens whose ambitious fashion efforts have landed them the prestigious Scholastic Art & Writing Award. Teen Fashion Designers Greg Dugdale, 18, from Carmel, IN and Chi…
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such a great day today!
won a gold key award for the 2012 scholastic art & writing award for my painting, think i did well on my test, got my study guide thing for mid-terms done, and my hair looked great. lovely day