Published On: October 30th, 2016By Leticia Fehling

5 Aldine ISD Student Artworks Selected for TASA/TASB Convention Exhibit

The state organizations promote the importance of student art within the community.

Artwork by Jennifer Castillo

The [icons icon_name=”icon-external-link” icon_size=”14px”]Texas Association of School Administrators and [icons icon_name=”icon-external-link” icon_size=”14px”]Texas Association of School Boards Convention. The event took place in Houston held earlier this school year.

The exhibit showcased prekindergarten through 12th grade works. The students represented 35 school districts from across the State of Texas.

AISD Students in Exhibit

[ul class=”list list-search”] [li]Jennifer Castillo @ Carver HS[/li] [li]Juana García @ Carver HS (2 works) [/li][/ul][ul class=”list list-search”] [li]Yordy Guevcora @ Davis HS[/li] [li]María Zavala @ Nimitz HS [/li][/ul][ul class=”list list-search”] [li]Paola Zúñiga @ Davis HS[/li][/ul]

Artwork by Juana García

Jen Holsinger-Raybourn lauded the student works, the art program and Aldine ISD’s leadership. She forms part of the [icons icon_name=”icon-external-link” icon_size=”14px”]Texas Art Education Association‘s executive board. Holsinger-Raybourn is vice president of Youth Art Month.

“The exhibition showcased a high level of student and teacher achievement,” said Holsinger-Raybourn. “This is a direct reflection of your leadership and support of the arts.

“TAEA is proud to provide avenues for children to exhibit. Thank you for helping us promote the importance of student art within the community.”