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The HeART of AJUSD Art Show
The HeART of AJUSD Art Show
The HeART of AJUSD is a districtwide student art show celebrating the creativity, imagination, and voice of students from every Apache Junction Unified School District school.
Featuring artwork from elementary through high school students, the exhibit showcases a wide range of artistic styles, media, and perspectives. Each piece reflects the meaningful work happening in AJUSD classrooms and the dedication of the art teachers who support and inspire student creativity every day.
This evening is an opportunity for families and the community to come together, experience student work up close, and see the heart of AJUSD on display.
When:
Thursday, February 12 | 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Where:
Apache Junction High School
Who:
Open to all families and community members!
Growing Creativity Across AJUSD
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Student learning through art -
Student artwork inspired by cultural symbolism and storytelling -
A gallery of student voice, color, and perspective
Please Join Us!
The HeART of AJUSD Exhibit
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Student artwork from every AJUSD school
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A variety of artistic media and grade levels
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School showcase tables highlighting programs, projects, and student experiences
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Community partners sharing resources that support students and families
Why It Matters
The arts play a vital role in student learning—encouraging expression, confidence, problem-solving, and connection. The HeART of AJUSD reflects our district’s commitment to student-centered learning and the belief that creativity belongs at the core of education.
Superintendent’s Message
“The HeART of AJUSD highlights the creativity of our students and the beautiful work happening in our classrooms every day. We are incredibly proud of our student artists and deeply grateful for the art teachers who encourage curiosity, expression, and confidence through their work. We’re also excited to welcome our community to come together, experience what our students have created, and share in the pride of seeing their creativity on display.”
Dr. Robert Pappalardo, Superintendent