Words are an expression on hope during this unfortunate time.
Words are an expression on hope during this unfortunate time.
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M. Rozier, Eagles Landing Middle
My art work displays how hope increases through unity, especially at times of distress.
My art work displays how hope increases through unity, especially at times of distress.
T. Latif, Eagles Landing High
It is Spring and flowers are blooming, but because of this pandemic the whole world is changing. We must have hope to get through it and enjoy the beauty around us.
It is Spring and flowers are blooming, but because of this pandemic the whole world is changing. We must have hope to get through it and enjoy the beauty around us.
A. Allen, Ola Elementary
Even in darkness, the stars will shine.
Even in darkness, the stars will shine.
K. Daux, Eagles Landing Middle
Social distancing will someday lead us back to each other.
Social distancing will someday lead us back to each other.
A. Lovett, Walnut Creek Elementary
Better things are to come!
Better things are to come!
J. Freeman, Luella Elementary
Hope and resilience keeps us focused on the good in the world.
Hope and resilience keeps us focused on the good in the world.
M. Anderson, Pleasant Grove Elementary
When I look up at the sky I see hope and feel that not all hope is lost.
When I look up at the sky I see hope and feel that not all hope is lost.
A. Whitney, Eagle's Landing Middle
We must salute our essential workers.
We must salute our essential workers.
A. Austin, Ola Elementary
We all need to love and care about our neighbors.
We all need to love and care about our neighbors.
J. Becker, Ola Elementary
The bright colorful lines which flow seamlessly together represent the hope in us all. When we can flow together, I know that things will get better and this too shall pass.
The bright colorful lines which flow seamlessly together represent the hope in us all. When we can flow together, I know that things will get better and this too shall pass.
Achevia Coleman, Visual Arts Teacher - Oakland Elementary
You have to open your eyes to see the wonders outside your walls.
You have to open your eyes to see the wonders outside your walls.
T. Jackson, Union Grove Middle
I can express my feelings of hope through art.
I can express my feelings of hope through art.
S. Brown, Timber Ridge Elementary
Hope is beyond the horizon.
Hope is beyond the horizon.
S. Brown, Timber Ridge Elementary
Two people standing in a field with streams of light flitting through the tree lining feels like hope to me. The light, airy feel of this piece is hope.
Two people standing in a field with streams of light flitting through the tree lining feels like hope to me. The light, airy feel of this piece is hope.
S. Warren, Luella High School
The rainbow represents the different levels of emotions about COVID-19. For example, Red represents Anger, Yellow is Joyful, Green is Disgust, Blue is Sad, Pink is Excited, and Purple is Fair. Hope brings all the emotions together to make Hopefulness.
The rainbow represents the different levels of emotions about COVID-19. For example, Red represents Anger, Yellow is Joyful, Green is Disgust, Blue is Sad, Pink is Excited, and Purple is Fair. Hope brings all the emotions together to make Hopefulness.
M. Pittman, Fairview Elementary
It demonstrates hope through the word HOPE. The colors of the picture get brighter to show hope as time goes by. The cross is hope for tomorrow and the sun represents a brighter day.
It demonstrates hope through the word HOPE. The colors of the picture get brighter to show hope as time goes by. The cross is hope for tomorrow and the sun represents a brighter day.
D. Sample, Dutchtown Elementary
I am looking through a keyhole and it is reminding me to visit the outside and there is hope. Stay inside so there is not a lot germs and stay healthy.
I am looking through a keyhole and it is reminding me to visit the outside and there is hope. Stay inside so there is not a lot germs and stay healthy.
J. Long, Cotton Indian Elementary
Even though our world is going through this hard time, There will be better days ahead.
Even though our world is going through this hard time, There will be better days ahead.
J. Hayes, Cotton Indian Elementary
These are my hands and I put Henry county in the middle because with our hands we can build the county back up. Butterflies are beautiful and colorful and that is how I want to see Henry county when we can go outside and have fun again.
These are my hands and I put Henry county in the middle because with our hands we can build the county back up. Butterflies are beautiful and colorful and that is how I want to see Henry county when we can go outside and have fun again.
A, Garcia, Cotton Indian Elementary
My artwork is about hope and hoping the world will go back to normal.
My artwork is about hope and hoping the world will go back to normal.
M. Dobzynski
I hope for a better world.
I hope for a better world.
E. Castillo, Cotton Indian Elementary
I made these sculptures because it makes me feel great they give me hope
I made these sculptures because it makes me feel great they give me hope
I. Sayers, Cotton Indian Elementary
Right now we need light, hope and love.
Right now we need light, hope and love.
T. McKenzie, Dutchtown Elementary
I chose to make a portrait of Dorothy Buell, an environmental activist for the Indiana Dunes. I’m inspired by her because she made tireless efforts to save the dunes: her character makes me believe and hope that I can make an impact in saving the environment despite the obstacles that have been and will be presented to me.
I chose to make a portrait of Dorothy Buell, an environmental activist for the Indiana Dunes. I’m inspired by her because she made tireless efforts to save the dunes: her character makes me believe and hope that I can make an impact in saving the environment despite the obstacles that have been and will be presented to me.
I. Khan, Eagle's Landing High
We will be back in school soon.
We will be back in school soon.
A, McMichael, Cotton Indian Elementary
The school buses will roll once more.
The school buses will roll once more.
N. Parrish, Pleasant Grove Elementary
In this time right now we are staying hopeful that everything will go back to normal and don't have to spend most of our dearest moments virtually.
In this time right now we are staying hopeful that everything will go back to normal and don't have to spend most of our dearest moments virtually.
Z. Dozier, Stockbridge High
To remind people as they drive by that there is hope.
To remind people as they drive by that there is hope.
M. Cruz, Timber Ridge Elementary
HOPE!
HOPE!
S. Mata, Timber Ridge Elementary
When we all work together, hope can move mountains.
When we all work together, hope can move mountains.
K. Wallace, Locust Grove High
I have a mountain of hope, that I will get to see my family and friends soon.
I have a mountain of hope, that I will get to see my family and friends soon.
R. Craddick, Hickory Flat Elementary
We must keep hope alive for our grandparents.
We must keep hope alive for our grandparents.
J. Cerecero, Smith Barnes Elementary
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