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Paragon Hosts Artwork from Westminster Academy

03-02-15

Paragon Bank is displaying a new round of local student artwork in the main lobby of its Saddle Creek banking center (7600 Poplar Avenue) throughout March. This month, the art installation includes pieces from Westminster Academy students in both the upper and lower schools.

“Our employees and customers love seeing the creative work of talented young artists in our community,” said Robert Shaw, Chief Executive Officer at Paragon Bank. “We’re thankful for the Westminster Academy students and feel confident our customers will enjoy the showcase.”

With a wide range of ages represented from the school, the art exhibit is comprised of many different styles and themes. Westminster art teachers Jocelyn Collins, from the upper school, and Tirzah Rhodes, from the lower school worked, with Paragon to coordinate the display.

The art was created by Sloane Banks and Sloane Ebach in kindergarten; Aubrey Banks, Graham Otey and Emerson Thorne in second grade; Abby Carney and Jack Rhodes in fourth grade; Annalise Ellard in sixth grade. Student artists in the upper school include Lucy Jones, Lizzy Jorgensen, Hannah Newsome and Sophie Tusant in ninth grade; Addison Furst and Cy Leist in tenth grade; Evan Furst, Charli Hale, Rachel Halford, Spencer Harris, Laura Johnson and Margaret Walker in twelfth grade.

About Westminster Academy

Westminster Academy offers Classical Christian education for kindergarten through twelfth grade and seeks to offer parents a tool for teaching their children to reason, discern and apply truth by way of scripture and the classical liberal arts. For more information about Westminster Academy, please call 901-380-9192 or visit www.wamemphis.com. 

 

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