Sampson Elementary School fifth grade student Alishia Yu’s artwork was selected to be featured in the 2022 Treasures of the Texas Coast calendar. The calendar will be distributed across the state.
June 22, 2021—Four CFISD art students are among 40 winners selected for the 2022 Treasures of the Texas Coast Children’s Art Contest, sponsored by the Texas General Land Office.
Goodson Middle School sixth grade student Jordan Hemphill’s artwork was selected to be featured in the 2022 Treasures of the Texas Coast calendar.
Sampson Elementary School fifth grade student Alishia Yu, Goodson Middle School sixth grade student Jordan Hemphill, Spillane Middle School sixth grade student Gabriella Bartczak and Truitt Middle School sixth grade student Rodrigo Cruz all had their work selected to be featured in the 2022 Treasures of the Texas Coast calendar. The calendar will be distributed across the state.
Spillane Middle School sixth grade student Gabriella Bartczak’s artwork was selected to be featured in the 2022 Treasures of the Texas Coast calendar.
“I would like to thank the CFISD art teachers for encouraging their students to submit entries in the Treasures of the Texas Coast Children’s Art Contest,” said Lee Carrier, CFISD visual arts coordinator. “With our community spending more time outdoors and on the beaches, this contest was a great activity for students to be conscious of keeping their neighborhood and community clean. When CFISD students use their artistic talents to create environmental awareness, it is a commendable act to be recognized for and I am proud of the participating students and those who received an award.”
Truitt Middle School sixth grade student Rodrigo Cruz’s artwork was selected to be featured in the 2022 Treasures of the Texas Coast calendar.
All Texas kindergarten through sixth grade students are invited to submit artwork in the annual statewide contest. All 40 winners will receive a ticket to the USS Lexington in Corpus Christi, prizes, a certificate of recognition from the Texas General Land Office and a copy of the 2022 calendar.
Visit the Treasures of the Texas Coast Art Contest website to learn more and view all winning artwork.
