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16 • THE AMHERST CITIZEN • A P R I L 2 4 , 2 0 1 2 • w w w . a m h e r s t c i t i z e n . c o m Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Mont Vernon The Mont Vernon Village School 2011/2012 PTA Reflections Program: “Diversity means …” With almost 20 exciting submissions ranging from visual arts, to photography as well as short films for the “Diversity means …” theme, there were 5 New Hampshire State Win- ners from our Village School. Our school may be small, but we sure make up for it with our talented students! New Hampshire State Winners: Film – Intermediate Division (3rd – 5th Grade) • 2nd Place Winner: Isabelle Aiello, “Diversity in Nature.” • 3rd Place Winner: Lily Hipp, “Dare to be different.” Photography – Primary Division (K-2nd Grade) • 2nd Place Winner: Miya Chorney, “Pumpkin Family.” Visual Arts – Primary Division (K-2nd Grade) • Honorable Mention Winner: Miya Chorney, “Seasons Change.” Visual Arts – Middle-Junior Division (6th- 8th Grade) • 3rd Place Winner: Hannah Kershaw, ” Diversity means … a variety of species around the world.” • Honorable Mention Winner: Rachel Meader, “Diversity means … Love.” Mont Vernon Village School Winners: The following students also advanced to the state level. Photography - Middle-Junior Division (6th- 8th Grade) • Kate Lindsey with “Snow Scene.” • Kristin Meader with “Diversity means standing out.” Visual Arts - Primary Division (K-2nd Grade) • Jackson Hipp (K) with “The Heart Tree … the heart leaves are different from regular leaves. That’s part of the diversity.” Visual Arts - Intermediate Division (3rd – 5th Grade) • Madison L with “Pick a food … there’s different choices of food for everyone.” • Connor Lindsey with “Mean Dragon … dragons are different.” Visual Arts - Middle-Junior Division (6th- 8th Grade) • Shay Lin Kelly-Durham with “Diversity means … being the same but different.” Connor Lindsey with “Mean Dragon … dragons are different.” 3rd Place Winner: Hannah Kershaw, ” Diversity means … a variety of spe- cies around the world.” 2nd Place Winner: Miya Chorney, “Pumpkin Family.” Kate Lindsey, “Snow Scene.” Kristin Meader with “Diversity means standing out.” Shay Lin Kelly-Durham with “Diversity means … being the same but different.” Jackson Hipp (K) with “The Heart Madison L with “Pick a food … Mont Vernon Village School and New Hampshire State Winners with MVVS Principal, Sue Blair. Lily Hipp, “How does your garden grow?” A special thanks go to our Art Judges for volunteering their time. Film: Jane Nilles, Videographer at Talk2mi Productions, LLC. Visual Arts: Jill Camitta, Art Teacher at Mont Vernon Village School. Photography: Susanna Ries, Art- ist – Graphic Designer, Stained Glass Artist. Also, a special thanks go to our Workshop Mentors for volunteer- ing their time, some with sweat and tears (literally!) Dance Choreography: Michelle Lamar, Licensed Zumba Instruc- tor. Photography: Earle Rich, Artist - Mont Vernon Resident Photogra- pher. Videography: Paul Horrell, Video Production Consultant. Visual Arts: Jill Camitta, Art Teacher at Mont Vernon Village School We would like to recognize and thank the PTA Reflections Pro- gram co-chairs who as members of the Mont Vernon artisan commu- nity volunteered countless hours coordinating workshops, matting artwork, digital entry processing, and making the event memorable for all. JoAnn Kitchel, Children’s Book Illustrator and Water Color Paint Artist. Susanna Ries, Graphic Design, Photography, and Stained Glass Artist. Anita B. Carroll, Web, Logo and Brand Identity Design Consultant, Photography, and Lampwork Glass Artist. A message from the PTA Reflections Co-Chairs: We are eagerly waiting for e Reflections Program for 2012-2013 to begin, and the new theme for 2012/2013 is: “e Magic of a Mo- ment” Students may submit works in any of the following six areas: 1. Dance choreography 2. Film production 3. Literature 4. Musical composition 5. Photography 6. Visual arts More details to follow, once the new school year is in session. We had a fantastic time, and thank you Mont Vernon for shar- ing our aspiring young talent. We are so proud of our talented partici- pants and enjoyed working with ev- ery single one of them during our workshops. On another note, sadly we are losing one of our co-chairs Susanna Ries, who has been invaluable. Best wishes for her and we will miss her dearly. Sincerely, JoAnn Kitchel & Anita Carroll PTA Reflections Program Co-Chairs
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16 • the Amherst Citizen • A P R I L 2 4 , 2 0 1 2 • w w w . a m h e r s t c i t i z e n . c o m
Cyan Magenta Yellow Black
Mont VernonThe Mont Vernon Village School
2011/2012 PTA Reflections Program:
“Diversity means …”
With almost 20 exciting submissions ranging from visual arts, to photography as well as short films for the “Diversity means …” theme, there were 5 New Hampshire State Win-ners from our Village School. Our school may be small, but we sure make up for it with our talented students!
New Hampshire State Winners:
Film – Intermediate Division (3rd – 5th Grade)• 2nd Place Winner: Isabelle Aiello, “Diversity in Nature.”• 3rd Place Winner: Lily Hipp, “Dare to be different.”
Photography – Primary Division (K-2nd Grade)• 2nd Place Winner: Miya Chorney, “Pumpkin Family.”
Visual Arts – Primary Division (K-2nd Grade)• Honorable Mention Winner: Miya Chorney, “Seasons Change.”
Visual Arts – Middle-Junior Division (6th- 8th Grade)• 3rd Place Winner: Hannah Kershaw, ” Diversity means … a variety of species around
the world.”• Honorable Mention Winner: Rachel Meader, “Diversity means … Love.”
Mont Vernon Village School Winners: The following students also advanced to the state level.
Photography - Middle-Junior Division (6th- 8th Grade)• Kate Lindsey with “Snow Scene.”• Kristin Meader with “Diversity means standing out.”
Visual Arts - Primary Division (K-2nd Grade)• Jackson Hipp (K) with “The Heart Tree … the heart leaves are different from regular
leaves. That’s part of the diversity.”
Visual Arts - Intermediate Division (3rd – 5th Grade)• Madison L with “Pick a food … there’s different choices of food for everyone.”• Connor Lindsey with “Mean Dragon … dragons are different.”
Visual Arts - Middle-Junior Division (6th- 8th Grade)• Shay Lin Kelly-Durham with “Diversity means … being the same but different.”
Connor Lindsey with “Mean Dragon … dragons are different.”
3rd Place Winner: Hannah Kershaw, ” Diversity means … a variety of spe-cies around the world.”
2nd Place Winner: Miya Chorney, “Pumpkin Family.”
Kate Lindsey, “Snow Scene.”
Kristin Meader with “Diversity means standing out.”
Shay Lin Kelly-Durham with “Diversity means … being the same but different.”
Jackson Hipp (K) with “The Heart Madison L with “Pick a food …
Mont Vernon Village School and New Hampshire State Winners with MVVS Principal, Sue Blair.
Lily Hipp, “How does your garden grow?”
A special thanks go to our Art Judges for volunteering their time.
Film: Jane Nilles, Videographer at Talk2mi Productions, LLC.
Visual Arts: Jill Camitta, Art Teacher at Mont Vernon Village School.
Photography: Susanna Ries, Art-ist – Graphic Designer, Stained Glass Artist.
Also, a special thanks go to our Workshop Mentors for volunteer-ing their time, some with sweat and tears (literally!)
Dance Choreography: Michelle Lamar, Licensed Zumba Instruc-tor.
Photography: Earle Rich, Artist - Mont Vernon Resident Photogra-pher.
Videography: Paul Horrell, Video Production Consultant.
Visual Arts: Jill Camitta, Art Teacher at Mont Vernon Village
SchoolWe would like to recognize and
thank the PTA Reflections Pro-gram co-chairs who as members of the Mont Vernon artisan commu-nity volunteered countless hours coordinating workshops, matting artwork, digital entry processing, and making the event memorable for all.
JoAnn Kitchel, Children’s Book Illustrator and Water Color Paint Artist.
Susanna Ries, Graphic Design, Photography, and Stained Glass Artist.
Anita B. Carroll, Web, Logo and Brand Identity Design Consultant, Photography, and Lampwork Glass Artist.
A message from the PTA Reflections Co-Chairs: We are eagerly waiting for The
Reflections Program for 2012-2013 to begin, and the new theme for 2012/2013 is: “The Magic of a Mo-ment”
Students may submit works in any of the following six areas:1. Dance choreography2. Film production3. Literature 4. Musical composition 5. Photography 6. Visual arts
More details to follow, once the new school year is in session.
We had a fantastic time, and thank you Mont Vernon for shar-ing our aspiring young talent. We are so proud of our talented partici-pants and enjoyed working with ev-ery single one of them during our workshops.
On another note, sadly we are losing one of our co-chairs Susanna Ries, who has been invaluable. Best wishes for her and we will miss her dearly.
Sincerely,JoAnn Kitchel & Anita CarrollPTA Reflections Program Co-Chairs
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