235 Tomball ISD Students Recognized as Scholastic Writing and Art Competition Winners

TOMBALL - 235 Tomball ISD students were recognized for their creativity in art and writing during the Regional Scholastic Writing and Art Competition, hosted by the Harris County Department of Education.

Students compose a piece of writing or create a piece of art that is then judged by a panel of professionals for quality and original ideas. Awards are given in three categories: Golden Key Winners (who proceed to the National level), Silver Key Winners and Honorable Mentions. 

WRITING CATEGORY
Tomball ISD showcased 604 writing entries. Of those, an impressive 45% of students participating in writing received awards at the Regional level.

15 students received Golden Keys and will move on to the National Competition, which is judged in late May/early June.

Along with the Golden Key accolades, Tomball ISD writing students also earned 224 Honorable mentions and 30 Silver Keys.

Congratulations to these 15 students who will have their writing piece judged at the National level.

Gold Key

• Addison Chaddock, TMHS
• Jessica Corkern, TJHS
• Alissa Feng, THS
• Camila Flores, TMHS
• Andrea Hebert, TMHS
• Nhu Le, TMHS
• Tiffany Luu, TMHS
• Pearl Robertson, THS
• Mia Siduguen, TMHS
• Camden Skyles, TMHS
• Priyanka Sugumar, TMHS
• Lauren  Taylor, TMHS
• Ashley Urias, THS
• Lydia Watrous, TMHS
• Logan Young, TMHS

ART CATEGORY
In the art category, Tomball ISD had two Gold Key honorees, four silver Key honorees, and five Honorable Mentions. 

Congratulations to these two Gold Key art recipients who will move on to National judging.

Gold Key

• Kaylie Perez, TMHS
• Zian Aerith Margrette Antivo, WWJHS

ABOUT TOMBALL ISD
Tomball ISD educates students to become responsible, productive citizens by providing innovative, individually rigorous, and personally valuable educational experiences. Founded in 1908, Tomball ISD now encompasses 83 square miles in northwest Harris County and southwest Montgomery County, and is located approximately 30 miles from downtown Houston. The district currently educates over 22,000 students across 23 campuses.