- October 23, 2019
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Kaley Duong, Taylor Hayes, Emma Sharpee, Salma Bechar and Samhita Surapaneni manned one of the activity tables.
Ethan Burke played a piece on his clarinet.
Brayden McLellan, Alexandra Savostikova and Siana Dattani sold bracelets to raise funds for Relay for Life.
Shan Patel walked around serving refreshments to those in attendance.
Devon Lynn, Sarina Zhou, Nicole Liang, CIS Director Cynthia Wilson and Aashi Mendpara had a blast hosting the International Art Night.
Artwork depicting diversity and cultural awareness lined the lockers of the courtyard.
This piece, called “The Wrath of the Wolf,” was done by student Daniel DeMontagnac.
Ritiga Ravichandran proudly held up her submitted artwork.
Naomi Dawkins and Leila Elguennich displayed their artwork throughout the event.
Student Paola Ramirez submitted this beautiful drawing.
This Polynesian bird feeder was created by student Kizahira Hernandez.
DR. PHILLIPS Students in Dr. Phillips High’s Center for International Studies magnet program got the chance to share the love of art with their peers Thursday, Feb. 28, during their International Art Night. Some performed instrumental pieces or sang during the event, others manned activity tables and served refreshments, and many submitted both two- and three-dimensional art pieces into the competition. The CIS magnet is designed to help students become more culturally aware of their surroundings and the world at large so they can understand the impact of international events on their daily lives.
