Local students awarded at 2026 High School Regional Art Show

Educational Service District (ESD) 112 hosted its annual Southwest Washington Regional High School Art Show on Friday, April 10, showcasing student artwork through a virtual YouTube presentation and online gallery.

The annual show features standout artwork from high school students throughout Southwest Washington, an ESD 112 news release stated.

The highest-scoring pieces will advance to the OSPI Washington State Art Show, where students represent the region at the state level. The OSPI Art Show will be livestreamed from 3 to 5 p.m., Tuesday, May 19, on YouTube at shorturl.at/72tHB.

Regional Awards

Northern Clark County students advancing to the OSPI Art Show:

• Emma Ulmer, “Atlas of Humanity,” Ridgefield High School
• Chloe Anderson, “Timeless Beauty,” Ridgefield High School
• Zack Zuercher, “A Hunters Solitude,” Woodland High School
• Amore Andrews, “Disassociate,” Woodland High School
• Camryn Elkinton, “Portrait of Belle,” Woodland High School
• Laynie Comstock, “Radical Obliviation,” Woodland High School
• Nakayla Dominguez, “My Reflection Wears a Punchline,” Woodland High School

ESD 112 Awards

Northern Clark County students recognized for creative excellence:

• Ava Noble, “Plan and Action,” Woodland High School
• Adah Giles, “Mary’s Tears,” River HomeLink

Honorable Mentions

Northern Clark County students recognized with honorable mention:

• Jocelyn Krebser, “A Portrait of My Life,” Ridgefield High School
• Keira Franklin, “Autumn Afternoon,” Ridgefield High School
• Batt Baker, “alleyway,” Prairie High School
• Fatou Jatta, “Freedom,” Hockinson High School
• Juliana Kaake, “An Eye Of Life,” Prairie High School

To view the full gallery of student artworks, visit shorturl.at/MROGi.