Visual Arts Department
Mission & Vision Statement
The Visual Art Department fosters an inclusive learning environment. We focus on creativity, problem-solving, critical thinking, and the development of innovative technical skills. Our vision is for students to be open-minded, culturally aware, responsible contributors, developing a life-long appreciation for art.
Shrewsbury High School PROGRAM OF STUDIES
2022-2023 Visual Arts Program of Studies
Preview of 9th Grade Elective Offerings for Art, ITAMS and Music
News
2021 Winter Art Festival (Virtual) (Sept.-Jan. art classes)
**UPCOMING SPRING ART FESTIVALS**
It is our hope to hold the spring ART FESTIVALS in person! Our tentative dates are:
• Monday, May 16, 2022 - Middle School, Grades 5-8 @ Oak Middle 4:30-6:30pm
• Thursday, May 19, 2022 - Shrewsbury High School @ SHS 6:00-7:30pm
• Saturday, May 21, 2022 - Elementary, Grades K-4 @ Beal Elementary 10:00am-12/noon
NEW ART STAFF
Please welcome:
Mrs. Whitney Archambeault, Beal and Floral
Mrs. Amanda DeZago, Spring Street School
Mrs. Johanna Evans, Paton Elementary
**ELEMENTARY MONTHLY COMMUNICATIONS TO FAMILIES - take a look at what students are learning about in ART (click hyper link below)
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YOUTH ART MONTH at Worcester Art Museum
March celebrates Youth Art Month (YAM) at the Worcester Art Museum! YAM is a national celebration endorsed by Council for Art Education, the National Art Education Association, and the Massachusetts Art Education Association. Shrewsbury Public Schools will be participating once again with submissions of approximately 50 pieces of incredible 2D and 3D work from our students, grades K-12. Artwork will be exhibited in the Higgins Education Wing of the Worcester Art Museum along with other schools from Central Mass throughout the month of March. This annual celebration emphasizes the value of art education for all children and encourages support for quality art programs in public and private schools.
Beal
Janie Liu, Kindergarten
Richa Dhingra, Grade 2
Ilana Haddad, Grade 3
Huy Thai, Grade 4
Coolidge
Phoebe Zinger, Grade 1
Swardhuni Nagaraju Uppara, Grade 2
Victoria Pestova, Grade 3
Analia Ortega, Grade 4
Floral
Parvez Naceer, Grade 1
Naomi Kaneko, Grade 2
Lukas Kingsbury, Grade 2
Shreyas Shankar, Grade 2
Giovanna Follo, Grade 3
Chris Hall, Grade 4
Paton
Tijani Showunmi, Grade 2
Anna King, Grade 3
Norah Yi-En Lai, Grade 3
John Camden Young-Bustos, Grade 4
Spring
Audrey Bortnick, Kindergarten
Adeline Rapp, Kindergarten
Ruolan Ding, Grade 2
Jackson Doucette, Grade 4
Sherwood Middle
Gabby Boyers Watt, Grade 5
Dharshana Lakshmanan, Grade 5
Timothy McCoy, Grade 5
Jay Lambert, Grade 6
Ekaterina Makarenko, Grade 6
Rohan Sivakumar, Grade 6
Jack Skiff, Grade 6
Grace Yin, Grade 6
Oak Middle
Ellory Aherne, Grade 7
Maya Dodge, Grade 7
Satya Divarkaruni, Grade 7
Jack Schofield, Grade 7
Shrewsbury High School
Jeremy Brinkmann, Grade 9
Laasya Gattu, Grade 9
Caitlyn Carroca, Grade 11
Camden Chenevert, Grade 11
Lulu Greene, Grade 11
Gayatri Kondabathini, Grade 11
Kya Daniels, Grade 12
Aasiya D’Urso, Grade 12
Kiara Garcia, Grade 12
Eliza Gaston, Grade 12
Megan Harris, Grade 12
Hala Jaber, Grade12
Christina Mathew, Grade 12
Adam Nguyen, Grade 12
Julia Shanoudy, Grade 12
William Shi, Grade 12
Stephanie Trotto, Grade 12
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