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Arts on display

Posted 6/1/22

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NEWS

Arts on display

TALENT IN ACTION: As an activity of Arts Night, students registered to draw in chalk a creation of their imagination on numbered sidewalk panels with the prospect of having their work picked for prizes. Kindergartner Lukas Heimiller took the challenge seriously, diligently applying himself to the admiration of onlookers.

SOLO PERFORMANCE: Cedar Hill School 4th grader Hadley King was one of many students who displayed their musical talents either on a musical instrument or in song during Arts Night.

NO BARRIER TO THE ARTS: Visitors to the Cedar Hill School Arts Night on Wednesday were greeted with a fluttering display of original work.

SIGNING UP: Maya Schurman and incoming Cedar Hill School PTO President Laura Dillon were ready to sign up parents willing to share their energy and time in supporting the school.

Posted Wednesday, June 1, 2022 3:47 pm

Interrupted by the pandemic, Arts Night at Cedar Hill School returned in a big way Wednesday with an outdoor event that included activities for students and adults, musical performances and exhibits of student works both outside along the school fence and in the all purpose room class by class. Incoming PTO President Laura Dillon was key organizer of the event that has been a school tradition.