William Floyd seeks nominations for fine arts wall of distinction


Kevin Meyer Board Member | William Floyd School District

The William Floyd Fine Arts and Music departments are currently seeking nominations for the "Wall of Distinction" Class of 2025. This initiative aims to honor educators and alumni who have significantly contributed to the fine arts, leaving a lasting impact on generations of students from the William Floyd School District.

The Wall of Distinction serves as a permanent tribute to those who have excelled in art or music. It recognizes individuals whose contributions to society, along with their accomplishments and careers, uphold the legacy of excellence within the school community.

Nominations can be submitted online through a form that is available until December 16, 2024. Previous honorees from past classes can be viewed via provided links.

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