Jordan-Elbridge High School Students Shine with 16 Scholastic Art Awards

Jordan-Elbridge High School is celebrating a big win in the arts as 10 talented students earned a total of 16 awards through the prestigious Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, one of the nation’s most respected programs recognizing student creativity.

The following students were recognized for their outstanding artwork:

• Alyssa Curfman – 3 pieces
  Honorable Mention (1), Silver Key (1), Gold Key (1)

• Ceanna Compo – 2 pieces
  Silver Key (1), Gold Key (1)

• Ellie Brim – 3 pieces
  Honorable Mention (1), Silver Key (1), Gold Key (1)

• Emily Curry – Gold Key

• Lilyana Stevenson – Gold Key

• Sarah Love – Gold Key

• Caitlyn Ryan – 2 pieces
  Honorable Mention (2)

• Natalee Emig – Honorable Mention

• Riley Howell – Honorable Mention

• Lanora Smith – Silver Key

Founded in 1923, the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards celebrate originality, technical skill, and the development of a personal artistic voice among students in grades 7–12. Gold Key works move on to national-level judging, placing students among the top young artists in the country.

JEHS art teacher Terry Bondgren applauded the students’ creativity and commitment.

“These awards highlight the creativity, dedication and artistic growth of our students,” Bondgren said. “Their success reflects the strong culture of creativity we strive to build at Jordan-Elbridge.”

The Jordan-Elbridge Central School District congratulates all of these students for their impressive accomplishments and for showcasing the creativity and talent that thrive at JEHS.