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Three Salem Junior High Students Selected for America 250 Art Show

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Three Salem Junior High Students Selected for America 250 Art Show
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Three Salem Junior High School students have been chosen to display their artwork next week as part of the America 250 district art showcases. The selected students will also enter the final round of judging.

Key takeaways

  • Adlai Mouritsen, Maryn Gailey, and Halee Hunter from Salem Junior High School were selected for the showcase.
  • The selected students will move on to the final round of judging.
  • Two district open house events are scheduled for November 2 and November 5.

Three students from Salem Junior High School have been selected to showcase their art next week and will enter the final round of judging, according to an October 29 announcement.

Adlai Mouritsen, specializing in sewing/textiles, Maryn Gailey, in visual art, and Halee Hunter, in visual arts, were the selected students.

The district will host two open house style events to showcase talented students within the district and communities.

One event is scheduled for November 2 from 6:00-8:00 pm at Mapleton Junior High. Another event will take place on November 5 from 6:00-8:00 pm at Diamond Fork Middle.

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