Student art captures superintendent’s attention
Published 3:29 pm Wednesday, January 28, 2009
The following students and teachers were recently selected as winners in the 2009 Shelby County Superintendent’s Art Show. A selection of these winners will be sent to the State Superintendent’s Art Show in Montgomery. All Shelby County Superintendent’s Show artwork will be on display March 1-12 at the Central Office in Columbiana, 8-4 daily. First place winners in each category and all state winners will be recognized at the March 12 board meeting.
Category I (all media, mixed media)
K-3 – first place, Meghan Butler, a third-grader in Amy Hartley’s class at CPES; second place, Lauren Beagle, a third grader in Holly Mullen’s class at Helene Intermediate School
4-6 – first place, Nealy Martin, a fourth-grader in Claire Caldwell at Oak Mountan Intermediate School; second place, Fernando Najeras, a fourth-grader in Gaile Randall’s class at Thompson Intermediate School
7-8 – first place, Carley Caulk, an eighth-grader in Mary Rodgers’ class at Riverchase Middle School; second place — Tempest Cantrell, a seventh-grader in Lonnie Moore’s class at Columbiana Middle School
9-10 – first place, Mary Helen Lawley, a sophomore in April Gaydosh’s class at Pelham High School; second place — Johnathan Sickles, a sophomore in Laura Alvord’s class at Shelby County High School
11-12 – first place, Emily Rich, a junior in Nicole McKinney’s class at Oak Mountain High School; second place – Courtnie Davis, a junior in Max Newton’s class at Chelsea High School
Category II (digital artwork, photography)
K-3 — Kate Duncan, a third-grader in Abby Weaver’s class at Inverness Elementary School; 4-6 — Camilla Elmore, a sixth-grader in Katherine Stewart’s class at Calera Middle School; 7-8 — Sloan Gilmer, an eighth-grader in Jill Tolbert’s class at Chelsea Middle School; 9-10 — Brittany Thomaston, a sophomore in Gay Niven’s class at Calera High School; 11-12 — Josh Mackey, a senior in Gay Niven’s class at Calera High School