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Edmonds School District announces 2025-26 featured student artists - My Edmonds News

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The Edmonds School District will spotlight 40 student artists at the 2025 Edmonds Arts Festival. This selection comes from a larger pool of nearly 1,100 pieces of student artwork created by schools in the district. The festival, scheduled for spring 2025, emphasizes the significance of arts education and community engagement. Participating students will not only showcase their creativity but also have their work recognized by the local community. The initiative aims to inspire future generations of artists.

Local art educators have played a crucial role in guiding students through this artistic process. The festival serves as a platform for celebrating student achievements in the arts. By fostering such initiatives, the district enhances its commitment to comprehensive arts education.

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