On this page you can find information on happenings in and out of the Art Room at Stratton School.
Keep creating 🙂
~Mrs. Flight
Friday, June 2nd 2023
We hope you will be able to join us Wednesday June 7th, 2023 for our Spring Celebration!
Read moreWednesday, May 3rd 2023
The Carrabassett Valley Public Library is hosting a Children’s Art Exhibit for the month of May. Some Stratton School student art will be displayed on the walls for the month! There is an Art Opening & Reception this Thursday, May 4, 4:30-6:00 open for all to come and enjoy/celebrate the young artists work. There will […]
Read moreTuesday, January 24th 2023
Students across the grade levels have been working on an art project about hopes and dreams. This project is titled “Principles of Flight” and showcases students’ representation and answers to the essential question “How do you want to soar in your life?” Our art teacher Anne Flight collaborated with Artists Making A Kinder World and […]
Read moreThursday, October 20th 2022
The Stratton School Art program is participating in a fundraiser to benefit the Stratton PTC. The fundraiser is through Silver Graphics; www.silvergraphics.com and it involves submitting student art work to the company and the opportunity for that art work to be printed on 50+ products. A permission slip went home a few weeks ago to opt in […]
Read moreThursday, May 19th 2022
With the help of Nurse Trisha and Art teacher Anne Flight, students in grade Pre-K-4 recently participated in the Maine CDC’s Lyme disease poster contest. Samantha Landry in First Grade was selected as the state wide winner for her age group. Addie Knieser in Grade 4 was selected as the honorable mention for this year […]
Read moreFriday, January 7th 2022
Congratulations to two Stratton School students who’s art work was selected as finalists for the American Love Project. https://www.theamericanloveproject.org With over 3000 submissions to the project, there were only 12 elementary art works chosen and 2 of those are from Stratton School. Bravo Artists!! Please visit the American Love Project’s website to cast your vote and […]
Read moreFriday, October 29th 2021
The Stratton School Art program is participating in a fundraiser to benefit the Stratton PTC. The fundraiser is through Silver Graphics; www.silvergraphics.com and it involves submitting student art work to the company and the opportunity for that art work to be printed on 50+ products. This is the last chance to opt in to submitting […]
Read moreMonday, October 25th 2021
The Stratton School Scarecrow project is back! Scarecrows are on display at the Eustis Community Building and the on-line auction is open through November 1st. New this year: we are auctioning scarecrows to raise money for our school chef, Joanne Raymond. It’s easy: Choose what scarecrow you would like in your garden, and place your […]
Read moreSaturday, June 6th 2020
5th & 6th grade Art students studied the work of photographer Gregg Segal. After reviewing his “Daily Bread Project”, students kept a list of items that they used daily during their time at home. Students then creatively displayed themselves with the items, choosing a mood for their work and documenting this time in their lives […]
Read moreThursday, April 23rd 2020
Some students have been using this time at home for independent art projects. Check out their skills and creativity! Adaleigh’s Paintings Paige’s Paintings
Read moreSunday, April 5th 2020
These have been mapped out to foster creativity, critical thinking, collaboration and fun . Using everyday objects, students are encouraged to work with others in their household on these challenges. Using additive and subtractive snow sculpting techniques, check out the sculptures made by students after last weeks snow storm.
Read moreMonday, December 18th 2017
Kindergarten and First Grade students studied the mixed media art work of Lois Ehlert, while reading her book “Snowballs”. Students then created their own mixed media collage of a snow person or animal, using paint, paper and various found objects.
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