Fifth grade student Emmett Kraft spends his free time making graffiti art. Graffiti is colorful and vivid art, typically done on sidewalks, streets, walls, buildings or train cars.    What drew you...

Megan Burns, sophomore, has been writing poetry since fifth grade. “I have a pretty big vocabulary, and I like to use fancier words. Poetry gives me a chance to use them,” Burns said. Burns wrote her...

Your eyes have the green of the forest, They own the blue of the sea. Behind them is a universe, So interesting to me. Your golden locks flow in curls down your face, The color of your hair...

                    How did you decide what objects to use in the photos? Because I like sharks. Which photo do...

Fall, fall The most wonderful season of all Grab your light jacket and head out the door Getting ready to go on hayrides, carve pumpkins, and so much more There's apple and cider and spices...

DeAnna Stevenson interviews Michael Johnson-Ponce.

Amanda Charowsky speaks about her poem "Summer & Winter"

      You submitted three things: which of these is your favorite and why?             I think it's going to be the one I painted and designed myself - I...

Aubrey McNulty Grade 5 “The Flower of Bluescript” drawing  

EG: What inspired you while shooting these photos? AM: While taking these photographs, I was inspired by the perspective I was able to capture the subject in, and by seeing details that most people...

Senior, Sadie Bowman speaks on her journey through art. What inspires you to make art? “Intense details in objects. I’ll look at a desk and look at the wood grains. That’s what inspires me.” How...