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Artistic Talent Abounds At High School Art Show

It was a night of fine art as PCA students showed off the best of the best work at the annual High School Art Show. Inside the Welcome Center, art teachers Nicole Seitz and Madison Weeks created displays on tables, easels and partitions that were artfully set up so that one felt as if they were walking through an exquisite art gallery.

“The high school art show was a wonderful evening filled with artists and gallery-goers, showcasing the hard work and creativity of our students,” said art teacher Nicole Seitz. “The high school arts (Art 1, 2, AP Art and Creative Writing and Illustration) are focused on advancing skills, imagination and critical thinking. What emerges is art driven by and very personal to each artist's unique voice. Work at this level, laid at the feet of Christ and partnered with our Creator, leaves a powerful impact on all.”

PCA's Got Talent: Amazing Performances Delight Audience!

After a multiple year hiatus, the PCA talent show was back in action! Last Friday night the SLC gym was packed with over 150 guests to watch as some of PCA’s brightest and most talented stars took the stage to showcase their skills!

From lyrical dances to Irish Reels, vocal and dance performances, Broadway numbers, karate demonstrations, original choreographed dance and gymnastic routines, guitar solos, acapella performances, cheer routines, comedian acts, and a piano/violin/vocal performance, the gym was brimming with talent.

"I love dancing for others because the Bible says God has given everyone a gift that makes them special and I love dancing to glorify God!" said third grader Emily Mitchell, who performed a gymnastics routine that she choreographed. "It was also fun to support my friends and meet new ones!"

In the words of the Freeman sisters, these students certainly helped end this year “on a high note!”