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NAHS hold third annual art show

Sabry Tate, Managing Editor
April 11, 2025

On March 18th the Lightridge National Art Honor Society hosted the third annual Lightridge Art Collective. The event showcased artwork from Lightridge students, students feeder elementary schools and Willard Middle School. Click on the gallery below to see all of the images.

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Students, staff and parents all gathered in the Lightridge lobby to see the displayed art.
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Sabry Tate
Sabry Tate, Managing Editor
Sabry is currently a senior at Lightridge High School. This is her fourth year as a member of lightridgenews.com and her second year serving as Managing Editor.