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Medina County Student Art Show: A Celebration of Youth Art Month
Congratulations to the Medina County students selected to be a part of the Medina County Student Art Show: A Celebration of Youth Art Month. Their artwork is being showcased in local businesses in and around Medina’s Historic Square. The following pages show the students listed by school and the business in which their work will be displayed March 1 through March 31.
Participating Businesses:
Acme Fresh Market
All Fired Up!
Cool Beans Cafe
Cups Collective
Huntington Bank
JK Gifts
LilyNicholas Shoppe
Main Street Medina
Maureen Dabbieri-Allstate Insurance
Medina County Arts Council
Nibble
PJ Marley's
Root Candles
Sully's Irish Pub
Sweets & Geeks
The Farmer's Table
The Grind Coffee Bar
The Raspberry and The Rose
VCS Salon & Spa
Participating Schools:
Eliza Northrop Elementary - Kristin McRitchie
Ella Canavan Elementary - Jessica Deyling
H.G. Blake Elementary - Andrea Risenhoover
Helping Hands Preschool - Heather Mix
Ralph E. Waite Elementary - Jenn Hayden
Sidney Fenn Elementary - Chauncey Ritondaro, Victoria Cole
A.I. Root Middle School - Kevin Amburgy, Laura Pagura
Claggett Middle School - Renee Kennedy, Laura Whitaker
Medina High School - Danielle Cuculic, Melissa Maxwell, Lauren Smith, Jackie Wiland
Evolve Academy - John Leatherman
Hickory Ridge Elementary & Huntington Elementary (Brunswick) - Erin Kraly, Shari de Wever
Cloverleaf Elementary - Molly Deeks, Courtney Ursem-Fruits
Highland High School - Bonnie Kubilus, Macy McRowe, David Pluck
An Invitation to the Community
We cordially invite the entire Medina community and visitors from surrounding areas to join us in celebrating the students' creativity and artistic achievements. This month-long event is a testament to the importance of art in education and its role in our youth's personal and academic development.
The Medina County Student Art Show is not just an exhibition but a celebration of the potential and talent of the students. It is an opportunity for the community to support youth art, showcasing the importance of fostering creativity and expression from a young age. “The Medina County Art League is proud to be a sponsor of this year's Medina County Student Art Show. We recognize the exceptional talent of the students in Medina County and hope that the visual arts will always be an important part of their lives,” said co-president Linda Long.
About Youth Art Month
Youth Art Month is a national celebration held every March to emphasize the value of art education for all children and to encourage support for quality school art programs. It provides a platform for acknowledging skills that are not possible to develop in other subjects.
For more information about the Medina County Student Art Show, visit www.medinabees.org.
Congratulations to the Medina County students selected to be a part of the Medina County Student Art Show: A Celebration of Youth Art Month. Their artwork is being showcased in local businesses in and around Medina’s Historic Square. The following pages show the students listed by school and the business in which their work will be displayed March 1 through March 31.
Participating Businesses:
Acme Fresh Market
All Fired Up!
Cool Beans Cafe
Cups Collective
Huntington Bank
JK Gifts
LilyNicholas Shoppe
Main Street Medina
Maureen Dabbieri-Allstate Insurance
Medina County Arts Council
Nibble
PJ Marley's
Root Candles
Sully's Irish Pub
Sweets & Geeks
The Farmer's Table
The Grind Coffee Bar
The Raspberry and The Rose
VCS Salon & Spa
Participating Schools:
Eliza Northrop Elementary - Kristin McRitchie
Ella Canavan Elementary - Jessica Deyling
H.G. Blake Elementary - Andrea Risenhoover
Helping Hands Preschool - Heather Mix
Ralph E. Waite Elementary - Jenn Hayden
Sidney Fenn Elementary - Chauncey Ritondaro, Victoria Cole
A.I. Root Middle School - Kevin Amburgy, Laura Pagura
Claggett Middle School - Renee Kennedy, Laura Whitaker
Medina High School - Danielle Cuculic, Melissa Maxwell, Lauren Smith, Jackie Wiland
Evolve Academy - John Leatherman
Hickory Ridge Elementary & Huntington Elementary (Brunswick) - Erin Kraly, Shari de Wever
Cloverleaf Elementary - Molly Deeks, Courtney Ursem-Fruits
Highland High School - Bonnie Kubilus, Macy McRowe, David Pluck
An Invitation to the Community
We cordially invite the entire Medina community and visitors from surrounding areas to join us in celebrating the students' creativity and artistic achievements. This month-long event is a testament to the importance of art in education and its role in our youth's personal and academic development.
The Medina County Student Art Show is not just an exhibition but a celebration of the potential and talent of the students. It is an opportunity for the community to support youth art, showcasing the importance of fostering creativity and expression from a young age. “The Medina County Art League is proud to be a sponsor of this year's Medina County Student Art Show. We recognize the exceptional talent of the students in Medina County and hope that the visual arts will always be an important part of their lives,” said co-president Linda Long.
About Youth Art Month
Youth Art Month is a national celebration held every March to emphasize the value of art education for all children and to encourage support for quality school art programs. It provides a platform for acknowledging skills that are not possible to develop in other subjects.
For more information about the Medina County Student Art Show, visit www.medinabees.org.
