Local art program donates $1,000 to Slaton ISD special education and art program
Summary
Beautiful Mind on Fire presented Slaton High student Kaydee McGwier as a contest winner and donated $1,000 to benefit Special Education and the SHS Art Department, the board was told Dec. 11.
Andrea Blanco, founder of Beautiful Mind on Fire (B.M.O.F.), presented Slaton High School student Kaydee McGwier as the November winning artist and announced a $1,000 donation to Slaton High School. Superintendent Shelli Conkin said the money will be used for Special Education and the SHS Art department.
The presentation was part of the board's opening recognitions. Board members and campus principals were present for the announcement; Ms. Conkin noted the donation came on behalf of Kaydee's win in the Lubbock First Friday Art Trail competition and will be allocated to the stated campus programs.
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