Student artwork featured at Hearst Center

By Sabine Martin on May 4, 2018

Students had art displayed at the Hearst Center, including works of Andrew Nickey, Maddie Schmidt, Parker Strauss, Joey Dunning and many others. Students art will be displayed until later this school year.

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