Thursday, April 17, 2025
Woodland High School Students Shine at Regional Art Show
Woodland High School's talented art students have once again demonstrated their exceptional creativity and skill, making a significant impact at the Southwest Washington Regional High School Art Show. Hosted by Educational Service District 112, this highly competitive event showcased the impressive artwork of students from across the region. This year, an impressive ten Woodland High School students had their pieces accepted into the prestigious show, and even more remarkably, six of these talented individuals received awards for their outstanding work.
The dedication and artistic vision of these students were clearly recognized by the judges. Maria Austin and Ava Noble both earned well-deserved ESD 112 Awards, a testament to the high caliber of their submissions. Their achievements highlight the strong artistic foundation fostered within the Woodland High School art program.
Maria Austin - A Tear In Time
Ava Noble - Obsession spiral
Further demonstrating the depth of talent within the school, Hadley Shores, Laurellie Beers, and Daniel Bareford each received Honorable Mentions for their compelling and skillfully executed pieces. These accolades acknowledge the unique perspectives and technical proficiency evident in their artwork.
Hadley Shores - What's Next
Laurellie Beers - Who's There
Daniel Bareford - Do A Kickflip
Adding to the celebration, Sarah Guzman-Ruiz was awarded a significant $2000 Scholarship to Central Washington University (CWU). This incredible achievement not only recognizes Sarah's exceptional artistic talent but also provides valuable support for her future artistic endeavors at the collegiate level.
Sarah Guzman-Ruiz - Family Portrait
The following students also had their impressive artwork accepted into this competitive regional show, further showcasing the breadth of artistic talent at Woodland High School:
Nakayla Dominguez - Reaching
Peyton Abraham - In Loving Memory Of
Zack Zuercher - X Virus
Sam Brown - What If I Fall
The success of these ten students at the Southwest Washington Regional High School Art Show is a source of immense pride for Woodland High School, their families, and the entire community. Their dedication, creativity, and hard work have not only been recognized at a regional level but also serve as an inspiration to their peers. Congratulations to all the students who participated and especially to those who received awards for their exceptional artistic achievements! This remarkable showing truly celebrates the vibrant artistic spirit flourishing at Woodland High School.