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Pine Crest Upper School Student Earns First Place in Congressional Art Competition 

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Pine Crest Upper School Student Earns First Place in Congressional Art Competition 
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June 3rd 2024
Awards & Achievements Fine Arts


Pine Crest Upper School student Isabel Mazulis ’24 earned second place in the 2024 Congressional Artistic Discovery Art Competition for high school students in Florida's 22nd district.

The competition is an annual contest sponsored by the U.S. House of Representatives in which every congressional district selects a winning piece of artwork from a local high school student.

Congratulations to Isabel!



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Boca Raton, Florida 33434
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Pine Crest Upper School Student Earns First Place in Congressional Art Competition