HEB ISD School & Family Magazine April/May 2016 | Page 14
Trinity High School
by Madeline Harris, senior
At Trinity High School, members
of The National Art Honor Society
(NAHS) are finding ways to use their
skills to positively impact others.
The student group has taken on
several projects around campus,
including building a play area for
the W Building students. “The kids
appreciated our work so much. The The Trinity NAHS students have had the opportunity
very next day, I got emails saying to support many different areas of the campus
community through art projects, and they will
how excited they were,” sponsor Sue Traver said.
continue to look for ways to share their gifts. In
In addition to using their talents for creative projects on addition to honing their artistic skills, the students
campus, the students have also demonstrated their also benefit by establishing meaningful connections
support for more serious causes in the community. and relationships with others.
Their latest project was a display at a refuge for
victims of sex trafficking. Students painted 60 dove- “By creating, I connect with people,” junior Areeba
shaped tiles and included inspirational messages. Dhanani said. “It is great to help the community
“I was emotionally connected because I felt empathetic through art.”
for the girls,” senior Tsheden Tshokey said.
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