Students from throughout the East Meadow School District were proudly represented in the 2026 New York State School Boards Association Student Art Exhibit, an annual statewide showcase celebrating the creativity and artistic achievements of student artists from elementary and secondary schools across New York State.
Sponsored by the New York State Art Teachers Association, the NYSSBA Student Art Exhibit highlights student artwork and provides an opportunity to share the talents of young artists with school board members and education leaders from across the state. The exhibit was presented during the NYSSBA Annual Convention, held Oct. 22–24 in Buffalo, New York.
Since 2020, the exhibit has been presented virtually, allowing student artwork to reach a wider audience through an online showcase representing the state's 10 regions. School board members attending the convention had the opportunity to view the featured artwork, and the virtual exhibit will remain accessible to attendees and the public through spring 2027.
East Meadow's participation reflects the district's longstanding commitment to the arts and its belief in the importance of providing students with opportunities to explore their creativity, develop their skills and express themselves through artistic experiences. The district is proud to recognize the art educators who helped bring their students' work to this prestigious statewide platform.
The following teachers represented East Meadow School District schools in the 2026 NYSSBA Student Art Exhibit:
Joanna Greenberg — East Meadow High School
Cecelia Fisher — East Meadow High School
Gerard Ferrara — East Meadow High School
Marissa Flaherty — Bowling Green Elementary School
Danielle Minuto — Bowling Green Elementary School
Lauren Delsignore — W.T. Clarke Middle School
Cassidy Brethel — George McVey Elementary School and Barnum Woods Elementary School
Ioanna Kyvelos — Barnum Woods Elementary School
Juliana Dennis — Meadowbrook Elementary School
Through the dedication of its art educators and the enthusiasm of its students, East Meadow continues to foster an environment where creativity, imagination and artistic expression can flourish. Participation in the NYSSBA Student Art Exhibit is another example of the district's commitment to celebrating student achievement and ensuring that the arts remain an important part of a well-rounded education.
The East Meadow School District extends its sincere thanks to its talented art teachers, students, families and community members for their continued support of the district’s arts programs. That support helps provide meaningful opportunities for students to discover their talents, share their perspectives and take pride in their accomplishments.
To view the virtual exhibit, visit the New York State School Boards Association's student art exhibit website and explore the work of student artists from across New York State through spring 2027.
