These penguins, created by Melissa Pennington’s students at Klem North, are a great example of the art you’ll see in the slideshow.
I love Community Arts Day.
This all-day event, which is normally held every April at Webster Schroeder High School, is a terrific opportunity to reconnect with old friends and neighbors, and check out what’s new with many of our area non-profit agencies and organizations.
But mostly, Community Arts Day is our school district’s annual show-off day. Students from every one of our elementary, middle and high schools have artwork on display, plus there are music, dance and martial arts performances.
This year’s Community Arts Day had to be canceled, of course. But I’m happy to report that you can STILL check out some of our kids’ incredible artwork, albeit virtually.
Our district’s art teachers have each taken a selection of their students’ work and compiled photos of them in this Community Arts Day 2020 slideshow. Click through, sit back and enjoy hundreds of stunning works of art, including sketches, paintings, sculptures, pottery and more. Every single one of our elementary and secondary schools is represented.
It’s going to blow you away. And best of all, you don’t even have to get out of your pajamas to appreciate them this year!
Sample pieces from students in Kate Zalewski’s Drawing One class at Webster Thomas.
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