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Celebrating the Artists of D62!

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A framed artwork depicting a colorful, patterned design is displayed on an easel in a classroom setting, with chairs and other educational materials visible in the background.
Celebrating the Artists of D62!
CCSD62

Community Consolidated School District 62 recognized twelve students whose artwork was selected to be featured as part of Gallery 62 for the 2025-2026 school year.

The image shows a room with rows of gray chairs, a bulletin board, and three framed artworks displayed on stands in the foreground.
A framed artwork depicting a colorful, patterned design is displayed on an easel in a classroom setting, with chairs and other educational materials visible in the background.

The students were honored at the April 20 Board of Education Meeting.

The image shows a person in a black jacket taking a photograph of a framed artwork on an easel, which features colorful heart-shaped designs.
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The following students were recognized:

  • Tiyanna, Algonquin Middle School
  • Lillian, Central Elementary School
  • Sakina, Chippewa Middle School
  • Avi, Cumberland Elementary School
  • Airat, Forest Elementary School
  • Adali, Iroquois Community School
  • Elyze, Iroquois Community School
  • Sienna, North Elementary School
  • Stefani, Orchard Place Elementary School
  • Chloe, Plainfield Elementary School
  • Leilani, South Elementary School
  • Isabella, Terrace Elementary School
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Two young women, one with dark skin and the other with light skin, are standing in a hallway and examining framed artwork displayed on easels.

The art is hung outside the board room at the Forest Administration Center for two years and after that period of time it is hung at the child's school.

Two young individuals, one wearing a blue shirt and the other a gray jacket, are standing in an indoor setting surrounded by various artworks displayed on easels.
A woman in a white jacket is standing at a podium, speaking into a microphone in front of an audience.

The Board of Education presents the original Art to the parents or guardians during eight grade promotion ceremonies.

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A large projection screen displays a close-up image of a person's face, surrounded by a crowd of people seated in a theater-like setting.

The Gallery 62 Art Exhibit was introduced in 2006 as a way to recognize works of art created by District 62 students under the guidance of district art teachers.

A group of people, mostly young students, are seated in a classroom setting, with a framed artwork visible in the background.
A man in a suit is standing at a podium in front of a large projection screen, addressing an audience seated in the auditorium.

The 2026 Gallery 62 artwork and video can be viewed through our website: https://www.d62.org/our-story/gallery-62

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