Student Artwork Displayed in Washington
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- College & Career Readiness
Tori Peterson
Are you a local business or organization interested in having student artwork displayed at your location in our community?
Mrs. Counsil's Art classes at Washington High School are currently seeking donations to offset the cost for printing and framing digital artwork to be prominently displayed in major community locales. We are excited to bring greater local awareness to the WHS Art Program through this project, but we need your help.
If you are interested in serving as a site for displaying student art work or in helping fund this effort please contact Jenilee Counsil at jcounsil@wcs.k12.in.us. Artwork can be custom tailored to your organization’s needs.
WHS art student Benny Grubbs presents Mayor Rhoads with digital artwork he created of City Hall to be displayed in the Mayor’s office.