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Students honored for district‑displayed artwork
Summary
The Lemon Grove board recognized students and their art teacher Alyssa Navapanic; certificates were presented to students including Wyatt Brady and Aria Da Silva and trustees praised the AMPS art program's role in student learning.
The Lemon Grove School District board recognized student artists whose work was displayed at the district office and presented certificates to participating students on Sept. 9.
Superintendent Vincent and the board called the recognition a celebration of student creativity and thanked art teacher Alyssa Navapanic for the AMPS program. Two students, Wyatt Brady and Aria Da Silva, were called forward to receive certificates; trustees invited families and the community to view the artwork on display.
Trustee Smith said the program helps students 'connect and speak to us' through color and form, and several trustees encouraged the superintendent to continue showcasing student work in district spaces.
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