REFLECTIONS
Reflections is here!
Does your school have a Reflections Chair? If not, let us know! Don't have a Chair but have a student who would like to participate? Let us know! We want all who want to participate to be included.
We are here to help you with this year's Reflections competition (theme is Look Within). Here is the website with flyers, posters and other materials you can utilize at your school to advertise the Reflections programs. These can be posted ASAP to give kids plenty of time to work on their artwork prior to your school deadline. Feel free to print and use…Also, make sure to include the information in your school/PTSA newsletters, social media and websites.
Important dates:
Nov. 15th--art work due to District/Council (directions to follow)
Jan. 15th--Reflections district reception
**Most schools set a school deadline approximately 2 weeks prior to the district deadline to give time to have the artwork displayed and judged. Each school will be allowed 20 pieces total to move forward to the district competition.
All the information you need can be found at the Washington State PTA website. Please go to this website to find all the forms and rules.
If you still have questions, feel free to e-mail us. We’re happy to answer your questions!
Good luck, everyone!
Suzanne Gugger (suzanneeg@comcast.net) & Tiffany Megargee (tiffgm@comcast.net)
Shoreline PTA Council Reflections Co-Chairs
Does your school have a Reflections Chair? If not, let us know! Don't have a Chair but have a student who would like to participate? Let us know! We want all who want to participate to be included.
We are here to help you with this year's Reflections competition (theme is Look Within). Here is the website with flyers, posters and other materials you can utilize at your school to advertise the Reflections programs. These can be posted ASAP to give kids plenty of time to work on their artwork prior to your school deadline. Feel free to print and use…Also, make sure to include the information in your school/PTSA newsletters, social media and websites.
Important dates:
Nov. 15th--art work due to District/Council (directions to follow)
Jan. 15th--Reflections district reception
**Most schools set a school deadline approximately 2 weeks prior to the district deadline to give time to have the artwork displayed and judged. Each school will be allowed 20 pieces total to move forward to the district competition.
All the information you need can be found at the Washington State PTA website. Please go to this website to find all the forms and rules.
If you still have questions, feel free to e-mail us. We’re happy to answer your questions!
Good luck, everyone!
Suzanne Gugger (suzanneeg@comcast.net) & Tiffany Megargee (tiffgm@comcast.net)
Shoreline PTA Council Reflections Co-Chairs
2018-2019 Reflections
Congratulations to State Reflections Winners from Shoreline Schools!
There were three students from Shoreline schools who received awards at the state level for the Reflections Art Program. There were approximately 900 submissions to state with only 92 finalists total. Of those, there were 27 students who earned the first-place award of “Outstanding Interpretation” for their artwork. All three Shoreline winners received “Outstanding Interpretation” and are now moving on to the national level competition!
There were three students from Shoreline schools who received awards at the state level for the Reflections Art Program. There were approximately 900 submissions to state with only 92 finalists total. Of those, there were 27 students who earned the first-place award of “Outstanding Interpretation” for their artwork. All three Shoreline winners received “Outstanding Interpretation” and are now moving on to the national level competition!
Tara Hanks, an 8th grader at Kellogg Middle School won for her piano composition called “Dance of the Forest” in the music composition category.
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Calvin Nguyen, a 2nd grader at Lake Forest Park Elementary won for his poem titled “My Tiny Hero’s Original Story” in the literature category. He wrote his poem about his baby sister. Here he is posing with her at the Shoreline District Reflections celebration this past January, with his poem and blue ribbon above them.
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Jerimiah Johnson, a 12th grader at Shorecrest won for his poem titled “Hero Around Me” in the special artist literature category. He wrote his poem about his Teacher, Veronica Cook pictured here with him. We love their costumes that fit the “Heroes Around Me” Reflections theme this year.
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Over the many years of the Reflections program, there have been very few Shoreline Reflections participants with pieces that advance to nationals, so it is a thrill to have three. Congratulations to all Shoreline Reflections participants and to these three creative kids who will now represent Shoreline at nationals!
Council Reflections Chairs: Tiffany Megargee and Suzanne Gugger (shorelineptaref@gmail.com) |
