<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4G9zfW_1GptWExc00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4G9zfW_1GptWExc00" width="640" height="342" ><figcaption>Student artists from across Scotland County Schools put their creativity to the test Thursday during the district’s second annual Art Olympics. Courtesy photo | Scotland County Schools</figcaption></figure>GIBSON — Student artists from across Scotland County Schools put their creativity to the test during the district’s second annual Art Olympics, taking on a series of challenges designed to turn everyday materials into original works of art.The event featured seven rounds of friendly competition, with students creating shadow art, completing a camouflage challenge and transforming flat designs into three-dimensional creations.Students also had the opportunity to learn from Chris English, executive director of the Laurinburg/Scotland County Area Chamber of Commerce, during a hands-on workshop.The competition recognized winners across elementary, middle and high school divisions, along with several individual awards.SEarCH took the high school division championship and also received the Viewers’ Choice award. Spring Hill Middle School won the middle school division, while Laurel Hill Elementary School claimed the elementary division.Special awards went to Zariah Fuller of Carver Middle School, who received the Most Valuable Artist award, and Mary Pachuau of Sycamore Lane Elementary School, who received the Golden Vision Award.District officials said the event provided students an opportunity to experiment with unfamiliar materials, build on one another’s ideas and gain confidence in sharing their work.The event was hosted by The Southern Dream in Gibson. Scotland County Schools also recognized Director of Arts DeVon Pickett, art teachers, volunteers and parents for helping organize and support the competition.</div></body>

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GIBSON — Student artists from across Scotland County Schools put their creativity to the test during the district’s second annual Art Olympics, taking on a series of challenges designed to turn everyday materials into original works of art. The event featured seven rounds of friendly competition, with students...

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Art Olympics puts student creativity to the test

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