Living the Dream, Inc 2022 competition winners

Quincy 3rd Graders Isabella Juarez Milton and Aniya Stuart made these MLK inspired works during art integration.

There art work was recognized for the 2022 Living the Dream Art competition. They were also interviewed to be ask more about their work and their thoughts of the American civil rights leader, Martin Luther King Jr. 

2021 TPS DISTRICT HOLIDAY CARD WINNERS

Quincy 5th Grader Serenity Root is one of this year's 2021 TPS District Holiday Card winners! 

Serenity's holiday tree collage was entered this year as will as several other works from our students of various grade levels. W are pleased to see that one of our special and talented students was chosen by the district!

Quincy at 2021 Aaron Douglas Art Fair

The Quincy Signature Art Program set up a booth at  2021ADAF. Quincy student artwork was presented and Mrs. Diaz provided a free art activity for the whole community to enjoy! We were honered that we were asked to be present for the annual event this year! Seeing young kiddos get creative is always worth it! 

Quincy NOTO Art Show 2021

The folks at Onyx Wellness Cafe located near the NOTO Arts Center showcased our students cactus value studies in the store to be sold. All proceeds will go back to our young artists. We thank ONYX for giving our students a chance to shine and earn like a working artist! 

Quincy NOTO Art Show 2021

NOTO Sneak Peak  with NOTO Friends and Artists

Celebrating the nov. 3rd election in art room 101

Between October 12 and October 23, the Roadrunners will be celebrating the November 3rd Election Day by practicing voting on their ballots!  They will be voting for a president as well as a class treat. We are being introduced to vocabulary words such as ballot, vote, election, and president. Each class will be creating artwork with the U.S. flag as the emphasis.

Students will practice some of the elements of art: line and pattern. We learned the meaning of symbolism and how we use images to communicate in art as well as in the outside world.  Kindergarten will apply these art ingredients by making an abstract color-mixing flag; the first grade will use pom-poms and clothespins with a dabbing technique; the third grade will make mono-prints of flags; the fourth and fifth grade will learn fun facts about bald eagles before drawing and painting their own versions of these majestic animals with a contrasting background of the American flag. They will also be introduced to pop artist Jasper Johns and African-American contemporary artist David Hammons.

In the art room, we will continue to visit different parts of the United States and learn about U.S. geography and more through art!