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Since inception, the Graphic Design classes at South Dearborn High School have been using industry-standard software for student creations. Recently, some of the students have applied the skills they have learned to create designs that have had a positive impact beyond the classroom.
For the past two summers, SDHS seniors Libby Bimrose and Shelby Rohe designed the art that was used for the Annual Knight Flight 5K Run souvenir t-shirts.
Libby also submitted a design for the Aurora Farmer’s Fair and an architectural landscape piece for the upcoming Aurora Market Street Park, which she was awarded a second-place prize.
Shelby created designs that were used on the team gear for the South Dearborn High School track and field teams the past two seasons. Her designs are completely unique to the team. She commented, “We stand out. No other team in the world has the same designs as us on their team clothes.”
SDHS Junior Jayden Randall created the winning design for the Aurora Market Street Park contest. His design idea was complete with an overlook area which would include historical photos and information. He confirms the importance of having lessons with real-world components because “it helps you develop life skills before you get out of school.”
These projects have helped students understand how art can make a difference in the broader community!
2 day(s) ago
Since inception, the Graphic Design classes at South Dearborn High School have been using industry-standard software for student creations. Recently, some of the students have applied the skills they have learned to create designs that have had a positive impact beyond the classroom.
For the past two summers, SDHS seniors Libby Bimrose and Shelby Rohe designed the art that was used for the Annual Knight Flight 5K Run souvenir t-shirts.
Libby also submitted a design for the A...urora Farmer’s Fair and an architectural landscape piece for the upcoming Aurora Market Street Park, which she was awarded a second-place prize.
Shelby created designs that were used on the team gear for the South Dearborn High School track and field teams the past two seasons. Her designs are completely unique to the team. She commented, “We stand out. No other team in the world has the same designs as us on their team clothes.”
SDHS Junior Jayden Randall created the winning design for the Aurora Market Street Park contest. His design idea was complete with an overlook area which would include historical photos and information. He confirms the importance of having lessons with real-world components because “it helps you develop life skills before you get out of school.”
These projects have helped students understand how art can make a difference in the broader community!
For the past two summers, SDHS seniors Libby Bimrose and Shelby Rohe designed the art that was used for the Annual Knight Flight 5K Run souvenir t-shirts.
Libby also submitted a design for the A...urora Farmer’s Fair and an architectural landscape piece for the upcoming Aurora Market Street Park, which she was awarded a second-place prize.
Shelby created designs that were used on the team gear for the South Dearborn High School track and field teams the past two seasons. Her designs are completely unique to the team. She commented, “We stand out. No other team in the world has the same designs as us on their team clothes.”
SDHS Junior Jayden Randall created the winning design for the Aurora Market Street Park contest. His design idea was complete with an overlook area which would include historical photos and information. He confirms the importance of having lessons with real-world components because “it helps you develop life skills before you get out of school.”
These projects have helped students understand how art can make a difference in the broader community!
2 day(s) ago
Mr. Berry’s JAG (Jobs for America's Graduates) classes at South Dearborn High School recently practiced effective communication through a fun group exercise. Students paired up, sitting back-to-back with each other. One student in each pair was given a drawing of random shapes. The challenge? They had to describe the drawing to their partner using only words, while their partner tried to recreate it.
After comparing results, students discussed the communication barriers they encountered and how they adapted. This activity highlighted the importance of clear communication in everyday life. In the pictures, the original drawing is held by the student on the left, with the recreated version on the right.
2 day(s) ago
Mr. Berry’s JAG (Jobs for America's Graduates) classes at South Dearborn High School recently practiced effective communication through a fun group exercise. Students paired up, sitting back-to-back with each other. One student in each pair was given a drawing of random shapes. The challenge? They had to describe the drawing to their partner using only words, while their partner tried to recreate it.
After comparing results, students discussed the communication barriers they encountered and how they adapted. This activity highlighted the importance of clear communication in everyday life. In the pictures, the original drawing is held by the student on the left, with the recreated version on the right.
After comparing results, students discussed the communication barriers they encountered and how they adapted. This activity highlighted the importance of clear communication in everyday life. In the pictures, the original drawing is held by the student on the left, with the recreated version on the right.
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