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REFLECTIONS ARTS PROGRAM
Reflections® is a National PTA and Washington State PTA arts recognition program for students in grades pre-K through 12. The program is structured for PTAs to celebrate and recognize students at the local, council, state, and national levels. All PTAs/PTSAs in good standing may sponsor the program. Students may only submit entries through a PTA/PTSA. This year's theme is "I am Hopeful Because..." Click here to see National PTA’s 2023-24 Reflections Call for Entries video. |
"A Wolf in the Wilderness"
Kyla Denney-Devries
Reflections 2022-23
- Shoreline PTA Council had the Reflections reception on January 11, 2023. The event was well attended and over 100 works were displayed - see display below
- The People's Choice Award as voted on at the reception was won by Kyla Denney-Devries (Cascade K-8) for her yarnwork art titled "A Wolf in the Wilderness"
- 30 pieces were selected as finalists to move on to the state level for judging.
- If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected]
- Congratulations to our Washington State Reflections Competition winners!
- Madeline Buker - Outstanding Interpretation - Music Composition, Echo Lake
- Geneva Betnel - Honorable Mention - Dance Choreography, Brookside
- Desmond Wirkala-Bryant - Honorable Mention - Film Production, Einstein
- Natalie Lesh - Honorable Mention - Photography, Shorecrest
Reflections 2021-22
Congratulations to our Washington State Reflections Competition winners!
- Angelina Vaughn - Outstanding Interpretation - Literature, Kellogg Middle School
- Adrianna Lindsay - Outstanding Interpretation - Dance Choreography, Parkwood Elementary.
Reflections 2020-21
Congratulations to our Washington State Reflections Arts Competition winners!
*Angelina Vaughn - Award of Excellence-Literature, Kellogg Middle School
*Lauren Atherton- Award of Excellence-Film Production, Kellogg Middle School
*Boon Dumrong- Outstanding Interpretation-Literature, Kellogg Middle School Special Artist Category
*Eliana Megargee - Award of Excellence-Visual Arts, Shorewood High School
There were 604 entries submitted at the state level, from 27 councils with 180 local PTA submissions moving to the state level.
*Angelina Vaughn - Award of Excellence-Literature, Kellogg Middle School
*Lauren Atherton- Award of Excellence-Film Production, Kellogg Middle School
*Boon Dumrong- Outstanding Interpretation-Literature, Kellogg Middle School Special Artist Category
*Eliana Megargee - Award of Excellence-Visual Arts, Shorewood High School
There were 604 entries submitted at the state level, from 27 councils with 180 local PTA submissions moving to the state level.
2019-2020 reflections
Congratulations to State Reflections Winners from Shoreline Schools!
The Shoreline PTA Council is thrilled to announce that two Shoreline students have been chosen for an award at
the state level for the PTA Reflections Art Program. Congratulations to :
Taylor Draper from Lake Forest Park Elementary for Photography Award of Merit and Thea Jacobsen from Shorewood High School for "A Study in Blue" Award of Excellence for Visual Art.
The Shoreline PTA Council is thrilled to announce that two Shoreline students have been chosen for an award at
the state level for the PTA Reflections Art Program. Congratulations to :
Taylor Draper from Lake Forest Park Elementary for Photography Award of Merit and Thea Jacobsen from Shorewood High School for "A Study in Blue" Award of Excellence for Visual Art.
2018-2019 Reflections
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! Congratulations to Tara Hanks, an 8th grader from Kellogg, who won for her piano composition; Calvin Nguyen, a 2nd grader from Lake Forest Park whose poem won in the literature category; and to Jerimiah Johnson, a 12th grader at Shorecrest, who won for his poem titled “Hero Around Me” in the special artist literature category.