Washington Middle School Celebrates Regional Student Art

The Yakima School District is proud to reflect on another amazing Washington Middle School Art Exhibit, which showcased more than 400 pieces of student artwork last month. The show featured many different types of artwork, including paintings, drawings, printmaking, ceramics, sewing, and more.

This year's exhibit was especially exciting because it brought together students from across the region. Yakima School District middle schools Wilson, Lewis & Clark, and Washington Middle School were joined by students from Union Gap and St. Joseph's, making it a true community celebration of young talent.

On May 19, families, teachers, and supporters gathered for the Opening Reception to honor the hard work and dedication of our student artists. The energy in the room was a powerful reminder of just how much our community values arts education.

Programs like these give students the chance to express themselves, build confidence, and develop skills they will carry with them long after the school year ends. We are grateful for every teacher, family member, and community supporter who makes these opportunities possible.

 

Thank you to everyone who attended and showed their support. We can't wait to see what our students create next year!

This story aligns with Goal 2 of our Strategic Plan: all students will develop habits and behaviors that elevate student voice, resilience, and personal ownership in a safe, caring, and supportive environment. To learn more about our strategic plan, visit ysd7.org/strategicplan.