Tiffany, Jen and the YAM team invite you to join us on March 6th to celebrate the talented artists of Wisconsin!
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Dear WAEA Members:
I am sure you are aware of the current Right to Work Bill and the protests surrounding it that are unfolding at the Capitol. It is unfortunate timing, as the WAEA YAM show was set up on Saturday. We are in contact with Capitol Police and have been assured that our art pieces will be safely moved out of the way should the demonstrations move into the Capitol. We will continue to communicate with Capitol Police as necessary. In the unfortunate event that we need to cancel our March 6th YAM ceremony, you will notified by phone on Thursday, February 26th. WAEA would like to encourage our members to continue to talk with our communities, school administration and legislators about the value of a quality art education. As you do so, try to focus on the children and youth you teach and on the essential value of art as a core component of a 21st century education. WAEA Awards:
Shrestha, Rhia (Gr. K) - Self-Portrait Action Figure, Crestwood Elementary, Luke Bassuener Marsh, Mikai (Gr. 4) - Sunset Reflections, Harry Spence Elementary, Ronnah Metz Glassel, Hope (Gr. 8) - Eye, Lake Mills Middle School, Julie Schwecke Gorton-Kennedy, Elizabeth (Gr. 6) - Self-Portrait, Northstar Middle School, Johanna Peterson Rolons, Caylee (Gr. 12) – Self Portrait, Beloit Memorial High School, Elizabeth Carpenter Carabello, Leah (Gr. 10) - Soul Eater, Deerfield High School, Carrie Schmidt Sax Awards: Gukich, Natalie (Gr. 1) - Cat on a Rug, Minocqua-Hazelhurst-Lake Tomahawk Elementary, Salena White Sonnenberg, Nicole (Gr. 5) - Foo foo: My Pretty Ugly Doll, Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools, Dustin Anderson Clendenning, Azalea (Gr. 6) - The Day I Saw the Owl, Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools, Sharon Aiken-Bruha Burelbach, Elizabeth (Gr 8) - Walking in the Rain, Lincoln Middle School, Lynnae Burns White, Amira (Gr. 12) - Jagged Eye, MacDowell Montessori, Ann Tillmann Schwarten MacArthur, Amanda (Gr. 12) - CATastrophe, MacDowell Montessori, Ann Tillmann Schwarten Nasco Awards: Mueller, Dane (Gr. 2) - Desert Landscape, Summit Elementary, Carissa Brudos Barahona, Litzy (Gr. 3) - Flying to the Stars, Friendship Learning Center, Alice Tzakais Pierce, Shantel (Gr. 8) - Torn Van Gogh, Minocqua-Hazelhurst-Lake Tomahawk Elementary, Salena White Wisneski, Anthony (Gr. 7) - The Young Van Gogh, Gerritts Middle School - Kimberly, Rebecca Dagesse Woodward, Theresa (Gr. 12) - Pandora's Jewelry, Watertown High School, David Pawl Schliep, Kimberly (Gr. 12) - When Grandma Said She Would Marry Him, Oconto Falls High School, Jan Wallrich Sargent Awards: Van Den Elzen, Alec (Gr. 4) - Dragonasaurus, North Greenville Elementary, Julie Miller Weisbrod, Kayla (Gr. 7) - Under Cool Fire, Logan Middle School, Sherrie Sikora Chariton, Brianna (Gr. 12) - Brittany, Wisconsin Rapids Public Schools, Jeanine Kleman DPI Awards: Thompson, Clare (Gr10) - Tools of the Trade, Stratford High School, Cynthia Maly-Beranek Green, Brooklyn (Gr. 4) - Painted Paper Collage, Paperjack Elementary, London Casey Sargent Grand Prize Winner: Froman, Aubrey (Gr. 2) - Drawing and Painting Practice, Harry Spence Elementary, Ronnah Metz |
Tiffany Beltz YAM Chair waeapresidentelect@gmail.com March 11, 2016 is State YAM Archives
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