Congratulations to all of our 2019 Massachusetts PTA Reflections winners! See the full list of winners here.
The National PTA Reflections Program welcomes students of all grades and abilities to explore and be involved in the arts. Students reflect on a theme, create original works of art and earn positive recognition for their achievements. Any PTA/PTSA held in good standing may take part in Reflections.
Questions? Contact reflections@masspta.org.
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It’s official! Our state winners have been accepted and advanced to the National PTA Review Round for national judging among their respective peers. Join us for the 2017 Massachusetts PTA Reflections Awards Celebration on Sunday, May 21st at the Worcester Art Museum.
Award of Excellence
Award of Merit
Honorable Mention
Award of Excellence
Award of Merit
Honorable Mention
Award of Excellence
Award of Merit
Honorable Mention
Award of Excellence
Award of Excellence
Award of Excellence
*Indicates students who tied in their category and division based on point totals on judging scorecards.
Massachusetts PTA would also like to recognize our 2016-17 National PTA Reflections honorees, Patrick McCann and Ryan Somes of Rehoboth PTSA.
Ryan was recognized with an Award of Excellence in Photography for his Trees on Trees. Patrick was recognized with an Award of Merit for Literature with his piece, My Asthma.
This past school year, nearly 300,000 students in over 8,000 schools across the country and in U.S. schools overseas contributed their original works to be considered for PTA’s highest honor in the arts. This past spring, a panel of experts reviewed more than 1,000 national round submissions. National PTA is honored to announce 206 of the most creative works from the 2015-16 school year.
Massachusetts PTA would like to recognize our 2015-16 Reflections honorees, Katherine Roberts of Monson PTSA and Ryan Behrens of Hopkinton PTA. Katherine was recognized with an Award of Excellence in Music Composition for her Concerto #1: A Child’s Dream. Ryan was recognized with an Award of Merit for Photography with his piece, Flying Through Leaves.
