The Carter Aiden Winget Memorial Fund was established in 2013 in conjunction with the Heartland Education Community to provide inspirational programs for Tri-County high school students who are interested in pursuing an education or career in visual art.
For more information/details please contact:
Dr. Michelle Muro, Fine Arts Consultant
330-345-6771 ext. 253, or tesc_mmuro@tccsa.net
A series of monthly fine arts classes in visual art (2D), drama, creative movement and pottery are offered to high school special education students at Wayne Center for the Arts. Arts lessons are designed to increase self-determination skills while encouraging students to make choices, take risks and improve their self-concept through exploration in fine arts classes. The program ends with a special performance by a handicapped artist or musician to inspire students to overcome their disabilities.
In May, Blue ribbon first-place winners from the Wayne County Junior High and High School Art Exhibitions will be on display at Wooster Book Company downtown Wooster. Categories of artwork include: color drawing, black and white drawing, watercolor painting, oil/acrylic painting, mixed media, 2-D designs, printmaking, photography, clay sculpture, non-clay sculpture, pottery, crafts, textiles, commercial art, jewelry, and digital/computer.
In March, talented art students receive the opportunity to have their works judged and displayed in a professional gallery setting at Wayne Center for the Arts. Outstanding artworks created in junior high classrooms are selected for exhibition. The exhibit promotes interest and support of visual art education programs while providing exposure to broad audience.
For more information details please contact:
Dr. Michelle Muro, Fine Arts Consultant
330-345-6771 ext. 253, or tesc_mmuro@tccsa.net
Conveying the importance of music education in the curriculum and community is the main goal of this concert. This high school choir festival also provides an opportunity for individual school choirs to perform before participating in the OMEA Large Group state contest. The concert concludes with a massed choral performance of more than 550 SATB voices under the direction of a college conductor. After the concert each high school director is provided with constructive comments on their presentation to increase the quality of their choral performance.
A 4th Grade Children's Symphony Concert by the Wooster Symphony Orchestra sponsored annualy by the Wooster Symphony women's Committee in partnership with Tri-County Educational Service Center for 1,100 students.
For more information/details contact:
Dr. Michelle Muro, Fine Arts Consultant
330-345-6771 ext. 253, or tesc_mmuro@tccsa.net
