Shorecrest student's art work is winner in OSPI state-wide competition

"Self Portrait" by Caroline Harrison

Shorecrest student Caroline Harrison's artwork "Self Portrait" has been named as one of the 14 best in the state 38th Annual Superintendent's High School Art Show sponsored by the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), Superintendent Randy Dorn.

The regional winners were chosen from about 4,000 pieces through regional art shows at each of the state’s nine educational service districts. Caroline was a winner from ESD 121 Puget Sound, which includes the Shoreline School District.

Caroline's "Self Portrait" was chosen for purchase by the Washington Association of School Administrators, to be added to the permanent collection of the OSPI. With the other 13 art works, it will be displayed in the foyer of the OSPI building for a year then added to the 38-year collection, which hangs in the halls and offices of the OSPI building in Olympia.

State Superintendent Randy Dorn will co-host a formal reception on Friday, May 20, in Olympia, which will include the 108 regional winners, their families and their teachers.

See all 14 winners here.