More photos from the Kenan Art Show
Congratulations to 15 Starpoint artists who currently have work at the Kenan Center for the Storr's All High Art Show. Two Starpoint students also took home an award at the opening reception on Sunday, April 14! Congratulations to Julia Lukasik as the postcard award winner. Her sculpture was the featured image on the show card! Congratulations to Aviana Brady for winning Most Expressive. Aviana's piece is about autism awareness and acceptance. What she says bout her piece titled 'We Will Rule One Day' See below " My drawing or message is about people being different or having autism wanting to be heard. Most autistic people are laughed at or made fun of when it comes to them trying their hardest. Jokes and representations are common themes in making fun of someone who is autistic or anyone who is different. It’s unfair how people can do that and easily get away with it. I’ve always had a thought of wanting to change this, myself being autistic. There should be supportive people out there willing to help out in these situations. Maybe one day there will be a movement for people with autism. I want to be a part of it and rule with them to show everyone that autistic people are included too. It will help, even to those who don’t have the confidence to speak and talk about their autism."
Congratulations to 15 Starpoint artists who currently have work at the Kenan Center for the Storr's All High Art Show. Two Starpoint students also took home an award at the opening reception on Sunday, April 14! Congratulations to Julia Lukasik as the postcard award winner. Her sculpture was the featured image on the show card! Congratulations to Aviana Brady for winning Most Expressive. Aviana's piece is about autism awareness and acceptance. What she says bout her piece titled 'We Will Rule One Day' See below
" My drawing or message is about people being different or having autism wanting to be heard. Most autistic people are laughed at or made fun of when it comes to them trying their hardest. Jokes and representations are common themes in making fun of someone who is autistic or anyone who is different. It’s unfair how people can do that and easily get away with it. I’ve always had a thought of wanting to change this, myself being autistic. There should be supportive people out there willing to help out in these situations. Maybe one day there will be a movement for people with autism. I want to be a part of it and rule with them to show everyone that autistic people are included too. It will help, even to those who don’t have the confidence to speak and talk about their autism."
A few more photos from the High School Jazz concert at Sportmen's Tavern. Photo's courtesy of Jeff Tracy
Summer Theatre Camp. See attached poster
And a couple more photos from Sportsmen's. Some of our platforms only let us load 10 pictures at a time.
High School Band teacher, Karen Russo took the Starpoint High School Jazz Ensemble to Buffalo's legendary Sportmen's Tavern stage on Monday night. The Sportmen's is one of Buffalo's top live music venues. This stage has welcomed top-tier musicians from all over the country for decades. What an honor for these young adults to play this venue.
Tonight, Monday, April 22.
It's Here! The High School Jazz Ensembles' biggest gig ever:
Where: The Sportsmen's Tavern at 326 Amherst Street in Buffalo, NY
When: MONDAY, April 22, 2024, from 7:00-9:00 PM
We hope to see you all there!
Lego Club for Grades 3-5
Are currently experiencing a power outage. We are keeping all students in their classrooms due to safety issues due to insufficient lighting. We will keep you updated as we receive information from national grid.
Congratulations to the High School Junior Students of the Month for April
Ryan Caro
Gianna DiPasquale
Congratulations to the Middle School Student of the Month recipients for April!!!
6th grade: Karissa Reynolds
7th grade: Madelyn Wollaber
8th grade: Charlie Comin
Cross country news about Shannon Zugelder.
https://www.lockportjournal.com/sports/starpoint-s-shannon-zugelder-embraces-the-grind-of-being-one-of-wny-s-top-distance/article_9b68d76a-f5d3-11ee-ad94-9b6e8fd59796.html
The Erie Niagara Sunshine Exchange Club awarded Ava Anastasi with the 2024 Youth of the Year Award. The club honors outstanding students in the community who have exhibited excellence in academics and leadership. The program promotes good citizenship, a desire for greater scholastic achievement and development of well rounded personalities in the young adults of the community.
Congratulations Ava Anastasai!
(Pictured are Ava's parents, Ava and counselor Mrs. Rodenhaus.)
High School Students of the Month for March are Juniors Ella Ammerman and Liam Keelty
Summer Art classes for Grades K-2
The Class of 2025 is participating in a t-shirt sale fundraiser!
Juniors, please check your Google Classroom for the link to order your Class of 2025 gear.
If you are not in Google Classroom, please see the fundraising flyer with the QR code to order or use the link to order from the store.
Orders are due by Friday, April 26th.
Any questions?
See Mrs. Sparacino or Ms. Regdos
Learn Spanish for Grades K-5
Attention all Mini-musicians ages Birth to Age 4.
Turn in your Eclipse glasses. See attached
