2009 Scholastics Art and Writing Awards

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2009 Scholastics Art Gold Key Awards

2009 Scholastics Art Silver Key Awards

2009 Scholastics Writing Awards
Download a PDF of the Gold Key Awards

National Art Awards
American Vision Medal
Bishop Dwenger High School, S. Boyden, Animation
Riverview Middle School, A. Hiner, Photography
Gold Medal
Bishop Luers High School, N. Hoeffel, Design: Apparel
Silver Medal
Bryan High School, C. Wilson, Ceramics & Glass
Carroll High School, J. Parks, Ceramics & Glass
Carroll High School, E. King, Ceramics & Glass
Peru High School, C. Smith, Art Portfolio Silver Medal
South Side High School, A. Guerin, Photography

National Writing Awards
American Voices Medal
Northwood High School, S. Kronk, Short Story
Individual Entries – Gold Medal
Canterbury High School, M. Hoover, Short Story
John Adams High School, A. Tomasula y Garcia,
Personal Essay/Memoir
John Adams High School, A. Tomasula y Garcia,
Science Fiction/Fantasy
John Glenn High School, N. Noland, Humor
Individual Entries – Silver Medal
Northrop High School, A. Bogard, Personal Essay/Memoir
Penn High School, R. Laird, Short Story
Portfolio Entries – Silver Medal
Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School, L. Appelt,
General Writing Portfolio
Bloomington North High School, A. Connors,
General Writing Portfolio
Zionsville Community High School, E. Stout,
General Writing Portfolio

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The Museum is proud to present the 86th annual Scholastic Art and Writing Awards. As overseers of the Northeast Indiana and Northwest Ohio Scholastics programs we champion and celebrate the outstanding achievements of young artists in visual arts and writing.

This exhibition includes over 450 works of art and writing that are awe inspiring and thought provoking. These works give us a glimpse of our region’s talented students. Scholastics 2008 propelled us to the 12th best region in the country; and The Fort Wayne Museum of Art was touted at the National Award Ceremony at Carnegie Hall for its success in managing a model program.

The Museum’s achievements in leading our Scholastics program is directly related to our commitment to develop the talent of the young people in our region. This annual exhibition is clear evidence that there is an abundance of creativity in our region and that our students are competitive with any in the nation.