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PHOTOS: Northwest Yeshiva Students Earn MIVAL Awards

NYHS students earned recognition at this year's MIVAL Junior Art Show during Summer Celebration.

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Eight NYHS students received recognition from the (MIVAL) 38th annual Junior Art Show for their paintings.

Click through the photos above to see the name of the artist and a description of each.

These students received awards and cash or gift certificate prizes. NYHS art instructor, Yulia Chubotin, expressed her happiness that MIVAL recognized her students. All of the award-winning art and more will be on display at the Summit on First Hill during the months of September and October.

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