At today's Fine Arts Series workshop, we sculpted one of Wayne Thiebaud's paintings. Yes, you read that right. We sculpted a painting. For the Kindergarten through 8th grade group, we mixed together a "play dough" made of powdered sugar and icing. While it was messy, it was delicious. 
The high school group used corn starch and hair conditioner. These will get hard and last indefinitely. 
The next Fine Arts Series event will be a painting workshop. $10 per student for CRA students and $12 per student for non-CRA students. We hope to see you all there! 
To sign up, please use this link: Painting Workshop

Chestnut Ridge Academy Speech Contest
Grades 9 – 12

What is the Importance of Wisconsin v Yoder to homeschool families today?

May 15, 2022 will mark the 50th Anniversary of Wisconsin v Yoder, a case heard by the Supreme Court that helped pave the way for homeschooling freedoms in the United States.
High School students (Grades 9-12) are invited to write a speech explaining why this court case is important to homeschool families today.

Prizes: 1st Place - $250            2nd Place - $150          3rd Place - $100

Winning speech will be delivered at Chestnut Ridge Academy’s high school graduation ceremony on Saturday, May 14, 2022.

Speech requirements:

• Between 5 to 7 minutes in length
• Must answer the question, “What is the Importance of Wisconsin v Yoder to homeschool families today?”
• Must use proper grammar
• Student must speak clearly

Entry procedures:
A written copy of the speech needs to be submitted to Patti Hunt on or before March 31, 2022.
The Board will review written speeches. Students who go on to the next level will be asked to give their speech at the April 11 Board Meeting at 6pm. From there, the board will judge and choose the top three winners.

Eligibility:
As of January 1, 2022, students must be in 9th grade and registered and in good standing with Chestnut Ridge Academy