Aldine ISD Choice Schools Celebrate Student Creativity at Annual Creative Pursuit Art Show

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Aldine ISD’s Choice high schools came together April 24 to showcase student talent at the third annual Creative Pursuit art show.

Held at BakerRipley’s Reunion Hall, the event featured artwork from students attending Avalos Pathways in Technology Early College High (P-TECH) School, Blanson Career and Technical Education (CTE) High School, Carver High School for Applied Technology, Engineering & the Arts, Hall Success Academy, La Promesa, and Victory Early College High School.

Guests enjoyed an evening of creativity, voting in the People’s Choice contest for their favorite student artwork and participating in hands-on activities at the family fun table.

Kaileigh Newman, Aldine ISD director of visual arts, shared images from the event that captured the vibrant atmosphere and the diverse range of student pieces on display.

“Creative Pursuit gives our students a platform to express themselves and share their artistic voice with the community,” Newman said. “It’s wonderful to see so much talent and passion on display, and we are proud to celebrate these young artists and their achievements.”

District leaders thanked families, community members, and staff for supporting the event and celebrating the creativity of Aldine ISD students.