January 21, 2022
East Theatre proudly presents the whimsical adventure “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”
Tickets are on sale at www.sd308.org/oepac
Performances are January 27th-29th @7pm.
Our Regional Scholastic Art Competition results are here! The Region had over 2200 Individual Category Entries. Entries came from many high schools in the Chicagoland area, with additional entries from junior high students and after-school enrichment programs.
Congratulations on our Wolves Artists artwork being awarded either a Gold Key(s), Silver Key(s), and or Honorable Mention(s) for one or more of the 15 categories in this year's Regional Scholastic Art & Writing Competition!
This award is a very prestigious honor.
This event will be hosted at Downers Grove North High School.
Currently, the in-person Opening is Sunday, January 30th, 1-4 pm.
CLICK ON THE AWARD CATEGORY TO VIEW STUDENT ARTWORK!
Leah Allgaier, 12 Drawing & Illustration Cherry Tomatoes
Anna Kovalov, 10 Photography Looking Into The Darkness
Caitlin McDermott, 11 Photography Forgiven
Katherine O’Driscoll, 12 Photography Dreaming in Color Part II
Megan Brandt, 11 Drawing & Illustration Trinity
Hannah Harpley, 12 Digital Art Folktale From Different Cultures
Caitlin McDermott, 11 Photography Ethereal
"Big Thank you to art instructors Lisa Cook, Laura Cavanaugh, and Lauren Schmidt for guiding your students with high expectations and encouraging students to challenge themselves to enter this prestigious art competition!"-Mrs. Stanich
This is quite an accomplishment as there were over 175 works in the exhibition this year!
Want a break in your day to enjoy some music? The OEHS Wind Symphony and Jazz Ensemble are performing at the Illinois Music Educators Conference next Friday 1/28 and Saturday 1/29 down in Peoria.
In an effort to give the students as many performance experiences leading up to that day, we are opening up two rehearsals next week for anyone to attend!
Jazz Ensemble Rehearsal - Monday, January 24th after school 3pm-3:30pm.
Wind Symphony Rehearsal - Tuesday, January 25th during 6th Period.
Both of these will be held in the band room, B141. The students and I would love to see you there!
Got news?
Email Nicky Fairless at nfairless@sd308.org with your submission.
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