The Memory Project is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting intercultural understanding and kindness between children around the world through school-based art programs.

This year's Studio Art students worked countless hours on skilled portrait drawings to make special gifts for children who are facing substantial challenges around the world. Each student was given a photograph of an orphan from Syria, to recreate as a pencil drawing that would be gifted back across the globe. The portraits help the children feel valued, show them that many people care about their wellbeing, and provide them with a special childhood memory for the future.  

Our portraits recently traveled to Malaysia and we are expecting a video back of the children receiving our artwork. The goal is to "create a kinder world through art."

Eli Creighton

First Place Printmaking

"Doodle Daydreaming"

Student work with a nature theme was selected to be on display at Beaver Lake Nature Center throughout the month of April. Students were presented with awards for their efforts at the closing ceremony on Sunday, April 28th.