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Tate High School’s Jacob Wallace Wins Superintendent’s Choice Art Award
May 7, 2025
Tate High School senior Jacob Wallace is the winner of this year’s Superintendent Choice Art Award.
His piece will hang in the Superintendent’s Gallery at the Vernon McDaniel Building alongside past years’ winners.
His art instructor at Tate is Elerene Walters.
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3 Responses to “Tate High School’s Jacob Wallace Wins Superintendent’s Choice Art Award”
Very cool painting! Congrats, young man!
Nice! Congratulations!
All public schools should have art opportunities; however, this is not reality for rural north end schools. Ask the superintendent about art submissions from Northview or Ernest Ward. There aren’t any because art classes are not offered in the name of saving money.