The following St. Mary’s Dominican High School students received Scholastic Arts and Writing Awards for Southeast Louisiana. Fine Arts teacher Angelle Caffery is moderator of Dominican’s National Art Honor Society.
HONORABLE MENTION: Accomplished works submitted to local programs showing great skill and potential.
Honorable Mention in Drawing and Illustration: Elisabeth Amato, Madeline Branch, Landyn Bush, Abbey Callhover, Avery Darbonne, Brooke DiMaggio, Rylee Fay, Mallory Granier, Rachel Haase, Anne Hardouin, Vivienne Hotard, Olivia Lavie, Kelci Lewis, MaryGrace Ohler, Rylee Richard, and Victoria Volpe.
Honorable Mention in Photography: Ramsey Aron, Annie Bent, and Sophie Dautrieve.
Honorable Mention in Printmaking: Sophie Dautrieve.
Honorable Mention in Painting: Brooke DiMaggio.
Honorable Mention in Mixed Media: Mary Grace Ohler.
SILVER KEY: Stand-out works submitted to local programs that demonstrate exceptional ability.
Silver Key in Drawing & Illustration: Tessa Caffery, Brooke DiMaggio, Amelia Haab, Vivienne Hotard, Emma Jaques, Kelci Lewis, and Shania Raimer.
Silver Key in Mixed Media: Rylee A Pauley, and Claire Coffer.
Silver Key in Photography: Gabrielle Maggio.
Silver Key in Painting: Rylee Richard.
Two Silver Keys in Personal Essay & Memoir: Shania Raimer.
Silver Key in Poetry: Shania Raimer.
GOLD KEY: The very best works submitted to local programs. Gold Key works are automatically considered for national-level recognition.
Gold Key in Drawing & Illustration: Evan Bellow, Landyn Bush, Olivia Lavie, Ashleigh LeRouge, Hannah Ohlsson, Adelaide Rodrigue, and Lillian Stouder.
Gold Key in Fashion: Cadence Jackson.
St. Mary’s Dominican High School students who received Scholastic Arts and Writing Awards for Southeast Louisiana are: Front Row (from left): Evan Bellow, Olivia Lavie, Ashleigh LeRouge, Adelaide Rodrigue, Lillian Stouder, and Cadence Jackson.
Row Two: Rylee Pauley, Gabby Maggio, Emma Jaques, Brooke DiMaggio, Kelci Lewis, Tessa Caffery, and Shania Raimer.
Row Three: Ramsey Aron, Sophie Dautrieve, Annie Bent, Madeline Branch, Anne Hardouin, MaryGrace Ohler, Abbey Callhover, Elisabeth Amato, Victoria Volpe, Rachel Haase, and Mallory Granier.
Not Pictured: Landyn Bush, Claire Coffer, Avery Darbonne, Rylee Fay, Amelia Haab, Vivienne Hotard, Hannah Ohlsson, and Rylee Richard.
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The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards are presented by the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers. The Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to identify students with exceptional artistic and literary talent and present their remarkable work to the world through the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards. The Awards give students opportunities for recognition, exhibition, publication, and scholarships. In 2022, students across the United States and Canada entered more than 260,000 original works in 28 different categories of art and writing.