Art in the Community

Date: Sunday May 7th Time: noon-3pm Place: Enter door 9 and meet in room 129 Sign up here!

Come and join a new club that combines nature, art and volunteerism.  Art in the Community Club has replaced our past Art Club.  If you are interested in this new club; meet in room 127 during activity period. Be ready to sign up for volunteer hours at Glen Valley Farm.  These hours will be available during our meetings only or see Mrs. Hyde for more info. Also... We need to market this new club through TV9 and in the hallways...see Mrs. Hyde if you are interested in creating a recruiting video showcasing our new club!

If you would like to participate; we will be here until noon!  Enter door #9 and go to room #129.  You can also paint doors during the school day; see Mrs. Hyde for quotes and painting supplies:)

Our door painting project has just been approved! Please enter door number 9 and meet in room 129 to get your painting instructions by 8am so that we are finished by noon. I talked with our head custodian and he said painting is fine as long as it is on the side panels of the doors and not on the functioning part of the door.  The paintings could interfere a persons ability to see and could cause accidents.  (Didn't think about that).  There is still plenty of room to paint-hopefully everyone is ready to go for this project!  (7 doors per person) See you Saturday, Mrs. Hyde

Our 1st annual Oshkosh North High School Art Memorial Scholarship is now available!  Apply now for $500 towards your 4 year or technical college education. http://www.foxriverscholarshipcenter.org/finder/search/scholarship/?id=444 About our Memorial Art Scholarship: This scholarship has been dedicated to the memory of two men who were very special to ONHS Art teachers Mary Yang and Christina Hyde. Both of these men recently passed in 2015. David Dix was the father of ONHS Art Teacher Christina Hyde. David was diagnoised with a terminal brain tumor in November 2014 and passed away on April 29th 2015 at the age of 68. David always supported the Arts and was eager to drive 2 1/2 hours to help with the annual Raku firings at Oshkosh North High School. He loved seeing the results of the students work and believed that you should always pursue your passions; then you never have to "work" a day in your life.  Oshkosh North alumnus, Yer Yang, class of 1996, was married 14 years to Ma