Franklin High School art students compete and win
Published 6:04 pm Wednesday, May 18, 2022
Franklin High School Principal Travis Felts, far left, and Art Teacher Brittney Boone, far right, stand proudly with three of the school’s art students who took part in the Rawls Museum Arts 2022 Regional High School Art Exhibition. The students are, from left, Jaylon Santiful, Kaliyhia Joyner and John Eley. (Photo courtesy of Franklin High School)
Seen here are four pieces of artwork created by Franklin High School students that were shown and judged at the recent art exhibition. (Photo courtesy of Franklin High School)
This photo shows some of the different pieces of artwork from Franklin High School students that were on display at the Rawls Museum Arts 2022 Regional High School Art Exhibition. (Photo courtesy of Franklin High School)
Franklin High School Art Teacher Brittney Boone joins student John Eley in this photo as he holds the artwork he produced to become the winner of this year's book cover design for the Franklin-Southampton County Fair. (Photo courtesy of Franklin High School)
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Brittney Boone’s class at Franklin High School took part in the Rawls Museum Arts 2022 Regional High School Art Exhibition. The students’ art was shown and judged, competing against other local schools.
An FHS press release continued by noting that Franklin High’s very own Jaylon Santiful and Kaliyhia Joyner were among the lucky recipients for Franklin’s Educational Foundation.
John Eley’s artwork was not only featured in the art exhibition, but he was also the winner of this year’s book cover design for the Franklin-Southampton County Fair.
Boone remarked that without creativity there would be no progress, adding that she is incredibly pleased with all of her students’ accomplishments this school year.
