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Congratulations to our winners who provided art work for the PPS Portrait of a Graduate contest. We are proud to announce the winners:
- Tilly Roeser, Community Park
- Mira Aiello, Johnson Park
- Jessica Liu, Littlebrook
- Rosemarie Luijendijk, Riverside
- Maya Rogart, Princeton Middle School
- Jeilly Reina Varela, Princeton High School
The Portrait of a Graduate competition sought to identify and support the characteristics PPS students should possess:
- Critical Thinker
- Global Citizen
- Curious Learner
- Health and Wellness Advocate
- Collaborative Communicator
- Creative Innovator
Students were asked to create an image of what these qualities look like and how they complement one another. The winners were introduced at a recent Board of Education meeting. Posters featuring the winning artwork will be on display in instructional spaces and offices throughout the district.
- District News