Washoe Country School District

May 17, 2012

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Every student, teacher and care provider helps shape each school into a unique institution and contribute to that school's success. In turn, each school is a valuable building block giving Washoe County School District its strength and identity. As we transform what was a ‘reception’ area into a Welcome Center, we invited our schools to paint a block in the newly renovated area. These blocks are part of the physical building and represent the strength each school gives to the District as a whole.

Please come and view these works of art in the Welcome Center at the district Administration Building located at 425 East 9th Street. If you are unable to do that, please return to this area to check out the artwork.

	Principals contact Sam Newman in the Welcome Center at 775-348-0200 to schedule your school to come in and paint a work of art that will represent your school!
	Agnes Risley Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Alyce Taylor Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Bernice Mathews Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Sun Valley Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Stead Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Pleasant Valley Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Sierra Vista Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	WOLF School Click image to enlarge
	Earl Wooster High School Click image to enlarge
	Peavine Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Anderson Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Roger Corbett Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Bud Beasley Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Robert Mitchell Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Lemmon Valley Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Donner Springs Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Beck Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Billinghurst Middle School Click image to enlarge
	Depoali Middle School Click image to enlarge
	Dunn Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Huffaker Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Hug High School My name is Brenda Barajas and I am a senior at Hug High School. I came up with this idea to have Hawk wings because here at Hug our mascot is the Hawk. I drew the wings spread wide to show how proud we are of our school. The Hawk wings also symbolize the journey that my peers and I are traveling on. It talks of how we are changing and learning to be strong and independent learners, it shows how all of our teachers have helped us to grow and forced us to use our minds. When we finish our journey here at Hug we will be able to fly gracefully and majestically through the sky. We are proud to be Hawks! Click image to enlarge
	Incline High School Click image to enlarge
	Lenz Elementary School Click image to enlarge
	Pine Middle School Patriots 8th Grade students Julia Hart and Carley Davidson with their teacher Karen Damon painted the American Flag for the Pine Middle School Patriots. Click image to enlarge
	Spanish Springs Elementary Click image to enlarge
	Sparks Middle School Click image to enlarge
	Winnemucca Elementary School Click image to enlarge

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