All winning artwork was displayed in the cafeteria open area for viewing while guests enjoyed refreshments by Sweet Tomatoes, one of the sponsors for the night. Dance, film and music pieces were played on the four televisions in this area for guests to view. BrickMagic.org, the second sponsor, had a table set up at this time showcasing the upcoming Lego event for everyone to learn more about.
The ceremony began at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. All winners in the six different art categories were called to the stage to receive their trophy and four Wake County winners performed their winning piece.
Winners listed by category are:
Judges Merit Award
Destinee Barnes - Lord of Life Preschool and Kindergarten Dance Choreography
Primary Division
1st place Adison May - Heritage Elementary
2nd place Tiffany Kwong - Conn Elementary
3rd place Eleanor Schneider- North Ridge Elementary Intermediate Division
1st place Natalie Pyne - Holly Ridge Elementary
2nd place Rory Hines - Partnership Elementary
3rd place Sierra Schweitzer- Hunter Elementary Middle/Junior Division
1st place Indigo Sparks- Fuquay Varina Middle
2nd place Gabrielle Gialenios - Martin Middle
3rd place Madyson Brann - Martin Middle
Senior Division
1st place Amelia Jones - Green Hope High
2nd place Mary Cooper - Millbrook High
3rd place Mckenna Czap - Panther Creek High I Photography
Primary Division
1st place Bianca Lipton - Swift Creek Elementary
2nd place Jacob Gasiorek - Davis Drive Elementary
3rd place tie Nicole Juzaitis - Holly Springs Elementary
3rd place tie Leo Doak - Swift Creek Elementary Intermediate Division
1st place Isabel Johnson - Underwood Elementary
2nd place Josh Katz - Penny Road Elementary
3rd place tie Evan Reyer - Laurel Park Elementary
3rd place tie Karolis Juzumds - Davis Drive Elementary Middle/Junior Division
1st place Brienna Kane - Daniels Middle
2nd place Lucas Bobay - Centennial Campus Middle
3rd place tie Laura Brady - Holly Ridge Middle
3rd place tie Nina Owens - Salem Middle Senior Division
1st place Christy Soeder - Panther Creek High
2nd place Abigail Smith - Broughton High
3rd place Gary Meyer - Apex High Music Composition
Primary Division
1st place William Aarons - Hunter Elementary
2nd place Christopher Wollum - Dillard Drive Elementary
3rd place Luke Darney - Washington Elementary Intermediate Division
1st place Lacie Bethers - Salem Elementary
2nd place Rusheel Gupta - Fuller GT Magnet Elementary
3rd place tie Karen Xu - Mills Park Elementary
3rd place tie Johnathan Harris - Lead Mine Elementary
Middle/Junior Division
1st place Richard Delp - Fuquay Varina Middle
2nd place Dylan Mole - Martin Middle
3rd place Andrew Zalesak Martin Middle
Senior Division
1st place Leo Wittmann - Holly Springs High
2nd place Myles Travitz - Panther Creek High
3rd place Nicholas Webb - Middle Creek High
Visual Arts
Primary Division
1st place Ewan Ross - West Lake Elementary
2nd place Haley Whitley - Dillard Drive Elementary
3rd place tie Amulya Jose - Cedar Fork Elementary
3rd place tie Hasitha Tatineni - Fuller FT Magnet Elementary
Intermediate Division
1st place Zoe Neijna - Hunter Elementary
2nd place Anna Schwab - Hunter Elementary
3rd place tie Sneha Senthilkumar - Salem Elementary
3rd place tie Jennifer Yu - Hunter Elementary
Middle/Junior Division
1st place Lahari Pullakhandam - Ligon GT Middle
2nd place Cara O’Malley - Wakefield Middle
3rd place tie Hannah Clayton - Fuquay Varina Middle
3rd place tie Pragya Singh Davis Drive Middle
Senior Division
1st place Daniel Swartz - Apex High
2nd place Jenny Liao - Panther Creek High
3rd place tie Adaria Coulter - Knightdale High
3rd place tie Chandni Shroff - Green Hope High
Literature
Primary Division
1st place Drishti Devnani - Davis Drive Elementary
2nd place Wesley Wood - Hunter Elementary
3rd place Ethan Hooper - Root Elementary
Intermediate Division
1st place Caylen Peel - Weatherstone Elementary
2nd place Mary Elizabeth Stewart - Joyner Elementary
3rd place tie Victoria Chan Holly Springs Elementary
3rd place tie Thirthaa Yuvaraj - Davis Drive Elementary
Middle/Junior Division
1st place Sambit Panda - Martin Middle
2nd place Pragya Singh - Davis Middle
3rd place John Mitchell - Salem Middle
Senior Division
1st place Rachel Krausa - Panther Creek High
2nd place Teresa Frasca - Athens Drive High
3rd place Sarah Howard - Middle Creek High
Film and Video Production
Primary Division
1st place Caroline Brooks - Hunter Elementary
2nd place Simone Khandpekar - Laurel Park Elementary
3rd place Nicholas Trachtman - J.W. York Elementary
Intermediate Division
1st place Chloe Wood - Salem Elementary
2nd place Marlene Fasolt - Laurel Park Elementary
3rd place Liam Coker - Willow Springs Elementary
Middle/Junior Division
1st place Madison Bickford - Fuquay Varina Middle
2nd place Kaitlyn Woollen - East Millbrook Middle
3rd place Miranda Burch - Fuquay Varina Middle
Senior Division
1st place Sebastian Schmid - Middle Creek High
2nd place Javier Rodriguez - Millbrook High
3rd place Leah Bishop - Middle Creek High
The National PTA Reflections Program is an arts recognition and achievement program for students. The Reflections Program provides opportunities for prek-12th grade students to express themselves creatively and to receive positive recognition for original works of art inspired by a pre-selected theme, while increasing community awareness on the importance of the arts in education.
The Reflections Program was established in 1969 by National PTA board member Mary Lou Anderson. Since that time, more than 10 million students have participated in the program. The program's longevity and participation figures attest to its strength. The excitement and enthusiasm that the program generates for children, parents, schools and communities is unmatched.
Participation in the Reflections Program is a great way for students to explore and learn about various art forms. Creating art is a valuable learning process that challenges students to use their critical thinking skills as well as their creative talents to create art that supports a specific theme.
The theme for the 2010-2011 National Reflections Program is “Together We Can…”
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