C E L E B R A T I N G S T U D E N T S !SNOWLINE JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

YOUNG ART I ST! YOUNG AUTHORS!This year marks the 18th annual district-wide Snowline School Districtsponsored art contest to support creativity and artistic expression. Preschoolstudents through seniors in high school are eligible to enter their best piece ofartwork. If selected, their works of art are professionally framed and displayed in the Snowline School District Board of Education Room for one year. Thisyear it was a packed house as family and friends were in attendance to helpcelebrate these amazing, talented artists. We are so proud of our talentedstudents.

YOUNG SCIENTISTS!

YOUNG HISTORIANS!

The Snowline School District supports exceptional studentwriting through Young Authors. Thanks to Snowline's own Mrs.Melanie Premo, along with all of our school site Young Authorcoordinators and teachers. This year there were over 100individual winning entries and four class winning entries.Honorees and their families were invited to come to acelebration held on May 11th at Wrightwood Elementary,where they received their books, and also enjoyed a snack, apicture slideshow, and book fair. Authors also had theopportunity to read their stories to all of the attendees. It was agreat, fun night with a lot of proud families and teachers!

This year we had twenty-five students compete at our district sciencefair. Seventeen of those students were selected to attend the SanBernardino County Science fair. Three of those students then wenton to compete at the state fair. In all, fifteen of the seventeenstudents earned medals. In addition, three students earnedcommunity awards and five students were selected to compete in theBroadcom Masters Fair.

YOUNG POETS!

During the 2017-18 school year, students from Pinon HillsElementary, Pinon Mesa Middle School, Serrano High School,and Snowline Academy participated in National History Dayevents at both the local and county levels. Their projects weredeveloped throughout the year and allowed students theopportunity to research and learn about local, state, national,and world historical topics. This year’s NHD theme wasConflict and Compromise. Eleven Snowline students advancedto the state competition in Rocklin, California.

Snowline's first annual Young Poets showcase had 33 studentssubmit poetry entries. They will be recognized at the May 22Board of Trustees meeting. The students' poems will then beentered for judging in this year's Wrightwood Literary Festival.