Brooks County Schools recently hosted its highly anticipated annual Art Exhibit, a vibrant celebration of student creativity and artistic expression. The event featured outstanding artwork from students across the district, with winners recognized in various grade categories.
Judging this year's competition were Nancy McGee and Brett Copeland, who had the challenging task of selecting the best pieces from an impressive array of student submissions.
The highest honor of the event, Overall Best in Show, was awarded to Georgia Rayson, recognizing her exceptional artistic skills and creativity.
North Brooks Elementary School Winners
K-2 Division:
1st Place: Caelum O'Neal
2nd Place: Sanai Dixon
3rd Place: Autumn Williams
3rd-5th Grade Division:
1st Place: Chalora Dixon
2nd Place: Francisco Coro
3rd Place: Eva Alvarez Garcia
Art Teacher: Jeanie Norman
Quitman Elementary School Winners
K-2 Division:
1st Place: James Malone
2nd Place: Neva Mitchell
3rd Place: Myliegh Williams
3rd-5th Grade Division:
1st Place: Anthony Barlow
2nd Place: Jaxton Andagan
3rd Place: A'Lonah Taylor
Art Teacher: Holden Staten
Brooks County Middle School Winners
1st Place: Layla Davis
2nd Place: Chloe Lamons
3rd Place: Eimy Salazar
Art Teacher: Richell Hart
Brooks County High School Winners
1st Place: Arturo Cruz
2nd Place: Mackenzie Wilson
3rd Place: Hailey Mahon
Art Teacher: Jessica Akins
Delta Innovative School Winners
1st Place: Isabella and Ailicia Fountain
2nd Place: Harmony Davis
3rd Place: Charles Sinnott
Art Teacher: Maria Vasquez
This spectacular event would not have been possible without the generous support of local sponsors, including the Quitman-Brooks County Historical Museum and Cultural Center, Brooks County Family Connection, The Filter Store - Tony Shea, Cass Burch Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram Dealership, Bryan Hanks Allstate Agency, Janie and Johnny Jones, and the Brooks County School District Fine Arts Boosters.
The Brooks County Schools Art Exhibit continues to inspire young artists and highlight the exceptional talent within the district. Congratulations to all the winners and participants for making this year’s showcase a resounding success!
Dr. Maura Lewis, Director of Fine Arts for Brooks County Schools, praised the students' efforts, stating, "The talent displayed in this year's exhibit is truly remarkable. Our students have shown incredible dedication and creativity, and we are so proud to celebrate their achievements. Events like this highlight the importance of arts education and the impact it has on student growth and expression."
Pictured is Janie Jones, Assistant Fine Arts Director, Georgia Rayson, and Dr. Maura Lewis, Director of Fine Arts