March is National Youth Art Month, a time dedicated to recognizing the creativity, skill, and hard work of student artists across the country.
At Richardson High School, we are proud to kick off our art advocacy by celebrating the incredible accomplishments of our students at the Region 10E Visual Arts Scholastic Event (VASE) hosted by the Texas Art Education Association.
This year, seven Richardson High School art teachers and more than 70 RHS art students participated in this prestigious UIL competition for Region 10E.
Each student created original artwork and submitted a written explanation describing their ideas, materials, and artistic process. At the event, students also presented their work in front of professional judges, discussing their artistic choices and demonstrating the depth of thought behind their work.
🏆 11 Richardson High School Artists Advancing to State
We are proud to announce that 11 Richardson High School artists have qualified to advance to the state level of the VASE competition.
State Qualifiers
- Ava Wysocki
- Kaylynn Beighey
- Oliver Marshall
- Gabriela Mirabal Soriano
- Alondra Salinas
- Elizabeth Vargas Stoyanoff
- Lucy Brunko
- Katherine Dunbar
- Andrea Paucar
- Leslie Sanchez
- Lana Wong
Congratulations to Our Artists and Teachers
We are incredibly proud of all of our participating students and teachers for their dedication, creativity, and hard work. Their efforts highlight the strength of the Richardson High School art program and the importance of supporting the arts in education.
Good luck to our state qualifiers as they continue their artistic journey!
