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2016 Scholastic Art & Writing Award Portfolio Winners

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We are proud to announce this year's winners for the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, portfolio category. Over 90 portfolios were submitted and 12 were chosen. 7 of those portfolios are from KHS AP Digital Media Arts students. Winners for individuals categories will be announced Friday. Click here to see the Facebook Album

The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards are the longest running, most prestigious competition and largest source of scholarships for teenagers in the United States. An art portfolio consists of 8 works and is judged based on originality, level of technical proficiency, and emergence of personal style or vision.The portfolios of the following students will now compete at the national level for $10,000 scholarships.

Mackenzie Mettey
Abbey Ketterer


Grace Ficke
Emily Hoyle
Corinne Brown

Morgan FitzGerald
Katrina Kessler





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