Students from Columbia High School, Howard L. Goff Middle School and Green Meadow Elementary School used their artistic skills to celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Their work was displayed at Siena College’s 33rd annual Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King Lecture Series on Race and Nonviolent Social Change last month.
Each year, the art invitational has a theme based upon a quote that relates to Dr. King’s vision. This year’s quote is a Native American proverb that says “We will be known forever by the tracks we leave.”
Congratulations to the following students!
Columbia High School
- Jacob Allen
- Hayden Brady
- A’Marie Charland
- Isabelle Crossman
- Filippa Dedorssan
- Katelyn Edick
- Christian Goodermote
- Brooke Hadley
- Matheos McCumber
- Helen McHugh
- Katelyn Watts
Howard L. Goff Middle School
- Wyatt Bertrand
- Kailee Beyor
- Shannon Breimer
- Emily Craven
- Shannon Doyle
- Lyndsey Edick
- Lillianna Larson
- Sydney Manning
- Kiera Mead
- Kathryn Myers
- Sophia Pioggia
- Eva Roberts
Green Meadow Elementary School
- Naomi Berry
- Mina Cadalso
- Isabella Chlebus
- Sebastian Corbisiero
- Gianna DeJoseph
- Lillian Givens
- Silas Jarboe
- Molly Job
- Benjamin Kane
- Merik Maguffin
- John Martin
- Cara Minkler
- Katherine Piasecki
- Easton Plumer
- Kiera Shaughnessy
- Christopher Tremblay
- Rylan VanBuren
- Riley VanDenburg
- Hailey Walsh
Photos of our students and their artwork at the Siena College MLK Lecture Series pic.twitter.com/DiLy0N09mt
— East Greenbush CSD (@EGreenbushCSD) February 14, 2020