It is said that military children say goodbye to more significant people by the age of nineteen than the average person will in their lifetime. Their experiences are often beyond that of students their own age. The high instance of military connections presents amazing opportunities for all of us at our school. This situation inspired a city-wide art exhibition and contest throughout Virginia Beach.
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Art teachers use the engaging nature and visual language of the arts to foster compassion and empathy. Students combine photography with digital storytelling to narrate their experiences living in America, create mixed-media artworks to represent a cause or issue they are passionate about, design headdresses inspired by local bird species, and more.
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