LMSD Kids Show Off Art Talents In ISC Virtual Show

by Gerry March 15, 2021

LMSD Kids Show Off Art Talents In ISC Virtual Show

Lower Merion School District’s Interschool Council (ISC) is hosting a virtual art show that features work from all 10 schools (Grades K-12).

Harriton High School

Lindsay Reisner

Lower Merion High School

Ishana Baboo

Bala Cynwyd Middle School

Ishani Koka

Welsh Valley Middle School

Esti Richter

Belmont Hills Elementary School

Paige Krebbs

Cynwyd Elementary School

Elliotte G. Rendle

Gladwyne Elementary School

Jackson Pollock (Just Kidding) Billie Winter MacDonald

Merion Elementary School

Isaac Yau

Penn Valley Elementary School

Mateo

Penn Wynne Elementary School

Molly Boldin

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