1998 Student Artwork Gallery Funded by   INTRODUCTION During the 1997/98 academic year several Carlsbad community groups participated in a variety of programs designed to increase awareness of the importance of Arts Education and to stimulate spontaneous student artistic interpretations with a special focus on Carrillo Ranch. The winning artworks are displayed by category: ART & CALIFORNIA HISTORY An extensive program for fourth graders sponsored by the Friends of Carrillo Ranch, Inc. the Reuben H. Fleet Fund, Amelia R. Irvine and the Target store in Oceanside in association with the Carlsbad Unified School District. Included were audio/visual orientation presentations, in-classroom professional art instruction and field trips to Old Town State Park. Art instructor: Jennifer Luce. District Arts Coordinator: Richard Keely. ST.PATRICK'S SCHOOL A stand-alone project for fourth graders assisted by the Friends of Carrillo Ranch, Inc. which provided audio/visual support and a field trip to Old Town State Park. Judging was by the Carlsbad Historical Society. 1998 NATIONAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION WEEK An art competition among third grade students, sponsored by the Carlsbad Arts and Historic Preservation Commissions. Although a wide range of local historic sites were depicted, the winners included in this gallery were those who chose Carrillo Ranch as their subject matter. ART & CALIFORNIA HISTORY Click on thumbnail to access larger image and information Aviara Oaks Elizabeth Muoio Tom Thomas Jefferson Marina Heberer Destinee Jaime Kelly Ali Aslami Alex Nitsche Ashley Smeltzer Hope Vernita Hubbard Lisa Kicko Spencer Whisler St. Patrick's Nolan Greene Blake Ernst 1998 NATIONAL HISTORIC PRESERVATION WEEK Chase Ingram Jillian Palmieri ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: The Friends of Carrillo Ranch, Inc. is indebted to the Target store in Oceanside for its enabling financial support, to the city's Arts and Historic Preservation Commissions, the Carlsbad Unified School District, the Carlsbad Historical Society and to the students, parents, educators and principals at the Aviara Oaks, Hope, Jefferson, Kelly and St. Patrick's schools.