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Two Students Earn National Scholastic Art Awards

Two middle school students received National Scholastic Art Awards for work created in teacher Janine Campbell’s art class.

Eighth-grader Ethan Pipe won a National Silver award in architecture for his rendering, “Modern Home2” and eighth-grader Cam Schuelke won a National Gold award in jewelry for his piece, “Modular Necklace.” Cam has been invited to the National Award Ceremony on June 2 at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

This is the fifth time Byron Center Public Schools has had a National winner and the second year in a row more than one student has won from the district.

Their work was chosen from submissions to the program across the country. Students submitted nearly 320,000 original works during the 2016 program across 29 different categories of art and writing.

Past Scholastic winners include Truman Capote, Andy Warhol and Robert Redford, among many other notables. Get more information and a list of winners by state.
Note: Scholastic does not list winners by district or school.

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Erin Albanese
Erin Albanese
Erin Albanese is managing editor and reporter, covering Kentwood, Lowell and Wyoming. She was one of the original SNN staff writers, helping launch the site in 2013, and enjoys fulfilling the mission of sharing the stories of public education. She has worked as a journalist in the Grand Rapids area since 2000. A graduate of Central Michigan University, she has written for The Grand Rapids Press, Advance Newspapers, On-the-Town Magazine and Group Tour Media. Read Erin's full bio

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