The Westborough Education Foundation and the Westborough Fine Arts Department are pleased to announce
the winners of the “Westborough Remote Learning” design contest.
The logo designs were created by 5th Graders from the full time remote learning model at Mill Pond School. The Fall 2020 design theme was “What Represents Westborough Remote Learning?” These students, between the ages of 10-11 years old, spent weeks drafting designs and refining their artwork. Almost one hundred students participated in the contest, each submitting a design and participating in discussions about education reform, technological innovation, and the importance of community engagement. Students voted on the designs which were narrowed down to 10. The winners each received shirts and sweatshirts with their own art designs printed on them, funded by a Westborough Education Foundation Grant. The three finalists were Sian Sreejesh, Brayden Savoie, and Nick Brainerd. Nick Brainerd also won a recent art contest in his age group for a local organization, formed in October 2020 “Zero Waste Westborough,” whose mission is to educate residents and to promote the reduction of waste in Westborough.
Contact: Alana Conlin, Westborough Art Teacher conlina@westboroughk12.org This project is funded by the Westborough Education Foundation Grant for “Silkscreening for Community Engagement.”
the winners of the “Westborough Remote Learning” design contest.
The logo designs were created by 5th Graders from the full time remote learning model at Mill Pond School. The Fall 2020 design theme was “What Represents Westborough Remote Learning?” These students, between the ages of 10-11 years old, spent weeks drafting designs and refining their artwork. Almost one hundred students participated in the contest, each submitting a design and participating in discussions about education reform, technological innovation, and the importance of community engagement. Students voted on the designs which were narrowed down to 10. The winners each received shirts and sweatshirts with their own art designs printed on them, funded by a Westborough Education Foundation Grant. The three finalists were Sian Sreejesh, Brayden Savoie, and Nick Brainerd. Nick Brainerd also won a recent art contest in his age group for a local organization, formed in October 2020 “Zero Waste Westborough,” whose mission is to educate residents and to promote the reduction of waste in Westborough.
Contact: Alana Conlin, Westborough Art Teacher conlina@westboroughk12.org This project is funded by the Westborough Education Foundation Grant for “Silkscreening for Community Engagement.”
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Grant highlight - "Owl you need is love"
At Armstrong Mrs. Casciano and Ms. Alvey helped their students create these adorable crafts for the residents at The Highlands. They have a special relationship with their friends at The Highlands and during this difficult time it's more important than ever to continue to remember those residents and bring smiles to their faces! 
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Mission
A Commitment to Excellence And Innovation in Education -
The Westborough Education Foundation is an independent non-profit organization whose mission is to establish a permanent fund and to allocate said fund's resources in a way that will stimulate and support the creation and implementation of innovative educational programs, partnerships and enrichment activities which are outside the funding normally provided in the school budget for Westborough's public school children.
A Commitment to Excellence And Innovation in Education -
The Westborough Education Foundation is an independent non-profit organization whose mission is to establish a permanent fund and to allocate said fund's resources in a way that will stimulate and support the creation and implementation of innovative educational programs, partnerships and enrichment activities which are outside the funding normally provided in the school budget for Westborough's public school children.
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