The Scholastic Arts & Writing Awards is a prestigious, nationally-competitive recognition program that features talented intermediate and high school artists and writers around the United States. Established in 1923 by M.R. Robinson, the Scholastic Arts Awards attracts more than 250,000 entries each year, which are screened by local advisory committees. Successful entries are then featured in local exhibitions and award ceremonies to encourage and reward young artists and writers.
2007 marks the 44th year of Hawaii's participation in the Awards Program.
This year, we are proud to feature nine very talented artists from the 16th District for their successful entries in the regional competition.
3D Gold Key Awards
- "Tarnished in Revenge" by KeiLee Rivera, Aiea Intermediate School
3D Silver Key Awards
- "The Centaur" by John Mark Cajaine, Aiea Intermediate School
- "Sumasayw" by Shanda Delos Reyes, Aiea Intermediate School
2D Gold Key Awards
- "Power of Emotion" by Kirsten Donselar, Aiea High School
2D Silver Key Awards
- "Figure of a Woman Dominating Men" by Thuy Ny Le, Aiea Intermediate School
- "Feltovic" by Kendra Bradley, Aiea High School
- "Trapped" by Amber Ching, Highlands Intermediate
- "Running Man" by Chelsie Nino, Highlands Intermediate
- "Self Portrait" by Darlene Pelaez, Highlands Intermediate
Congratulations to all participants and award recipients!
Photos from the award ceremonies are online in the Gallery > Session 2007 > 44th Annual Hawaii Scholastic Art Awards - 01.29.07.