Five original works of art created by Burlington Art Students were printed on blank notecards and are for sale through the online school store.

​The art for the cards were created by:

Matthew Collina, Class of 2019
Ryan Tortorici, Class of 2019
Manel Henniche, Class of 2022
Owen Kim, Class of 2021
Joe Trabucco, Class of 2021

The district website is updated and a great resource for school info. Be sure to bookmark this link 

​BPS District Website Link: https://www.burlingtonpublicschools.org

The Burlington Education Foundation generously donated funding for this artist residency. 

BPS has a fantastic tool to help us educators plan our lessons and respect students cultural and religious holidays.

Here is the link to the calendar:

BPS Cultural Calendar

When an assignment is completed you will need to take a high quality photograph of your artwork. 
Here are some tips:

• Use the best camera you have (iPad, phone or teacher's camera)
• The artwork should be neat, not folded or damaged
• Hang the art on a flat wall or place on an easel
• Set up art with light that is consistent and equal over the entire work of art (no shadows)
• Make sure that your camera is parallel to the image
• Take more than one photo and compare them
• Check you pictures and select the most accurate one
• Crop and straighten your work in photo editing app

Turn In the Photograph 

• save the image to your google drive folder for this class (create one if you have not already)
• name the file with the name of the assignment
• place the picture into your drive folder. DO NOT KEEP IN YOUR CAMERA ROLL
• go to google classroom and turn in your assignment

Photograph before edits- DO NOT TURN IN A PHOTOGRAPH LIKE THIS!

High Quality Photograph of artwork

What happens when you put middle school students together to create art? You have a fantastic all day art making blast! 

These students created tons of art during our art camp. They explored different media and had fun playing. We even had a few competitions creating the tallest hat and the tallest tower. 

This was a very special group of students that we can't wait to have in high school someday! It was wonderful to see so many friendships develop through out the camp days. 
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Special thanks to our two camp counselors Sydney and Anthony!

Students in Creative Computer Art created a wide array of expressive works of art. Students used Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator to make their masterpieces!

Multicultural Club purchased 15 Bren Bataclan paintings and then gave away each one!

They spread kindness by gifting 5 paintings to faculty that have has a positive impact on them and then placed free paintings around the school for students to pick up.

Each giveaway painting included this sign with a "Call to Action"

"Spread kindness wherever you go! Smile at a random person.
Say hello. Offer a kind word".