26 Newton students’ artwork displayed on Christmas cards superintendent will mail this year

COVINGTON, Ga. — Twenty-six photos created by Newton County College System college students can be featured on 13 totally different playing cards to be mailed to these on Superintendent Samantha Fuhrey’s vacation card checklist.

Native elected and neighborhood officers, superintendents from surrounding faculty districts, and the numerous different supporters of Newton County Faculties are on her checklist. 

With so many excellent submissions to select from it was inconceivable for Fuhrey to select only one piece of art work to characteristic on her official 2022 vacation card, she stated. 

“It is a custom that I’m so proud to proceed,” stated Fuhrey. “I’ve acquired so many compliments since I began that includes scholar art work on the vacation playing cards. The truth is, earlier than the vacations get right here, folks begin asking me in the event that they’re going to obtain one of many playing cards once more this 12 months. They’re fairly well-liked!” 

As in earlier years, dozens of vacation designs had been submitted by NCSS college students of all ages and after spending over an hour reviewing the varied submissions, Superintendent Fuhrey chosen the next college students’ designs to be featured on her 2022 vacation playing cards:

• Karlie Cryder, Kindergarten, Rocky Plains Elementary College

• Tavie Barr, Kindergarten, Rocky Plains Elementary College

• Maxx Faris, First Grade, East Newton Elementary College

• Lauren Joe Merryn Rajharathinam, First Grade, Porterdale Elementary College

• Grayson Alexander, Fourth Grade, East Newton Elementary College

• Brandee Inexperienced, Fourth Grade, Fairview Elementary College

• Brianna A. Ventura, Fifth Grade, Heard-Mixon Elementary College

• Madison Moore, Fifth Grade, Heard-Mixon Elementary College

• Brielle Felix, Sixth Grade, Newton County Theme College

• Elise Bray, Sixth Grade, Newton County Theme College

• Grace Thomas, Sixth Grade, Newton County Theme College

• Haylee Matthews, Seventh Grade, Liberty Center College

• Haley Mathis, Eighth Grade, Newton County Theme College

• Sharon Edwards, Eighth Grade, Newton County Theme College

• Ciara Michalek, Ninth Grade, Alcovy Excessive College

• Britany Hernandez-Pantoja, Ninth Grade, Alcovy Excessive College

• Isabella Webb, Ninth Grade, Newton Excessive College/NCCA STEM Institute

• Kenyah Prepare dinner, Ninth Grade, Eastside Excessive College

• Sophia McCullough, Ninth Grade, Eastside Excessive College

• Rivers Curtis, Ninth Grade, Eastside Excessive College

• Damaris Gomez, tenth Grade, Newton Excessive College

• Angelica Negron-Rivera, tenth Grade, Eastside Excessive College

• Ke’Asia White, eleventh Grade, Alcovy Excessive College

• Ja’Kiyah Singleton, eleventh Grade, Alcovy Excessive College

• Ashley Morgan, twelfth Grade, Alcovy Excessive College

• Madeline Gambino, twelfth Grade, Eastside Excessive College

“I’m so proud to have our college students’ art work on my playing cards,” stated Fuhrey. “We’ve some very proficient artists in our faculty system and that includes their creations on my playing cards is a technique I can showcase that expertise with others in our neighborhood. 

“The photographs are completely stunning, and I wish to thank every certainly one of these college students for taking the time to create art work for my playing cards.”