Artist recognized by Texas Cavaliers
Scarlett Isaac, a 5th grader at Woodridge, was recognized as a finalist in the 2024 Texas Cavaliers’ River Parade Art Contest.
This year, more than 65 schools across the city submitted 1,400 pieces of art for the contest. Students were recognized by City Council District and Scarlett represented District 10. Her art teacher is Anika Blanco.
Scarlett was recognized at a press conference with the other finalists from across San Antonio. She met King Antonio Scott Allen Christy who shared that he also attended Woodridge. He and his entourage will visit the school during Fiesta.
As a finalist, Scarlett earned $3,000 for her school’s art program, a week-long summer art camp at UTSA Southwest, and prizes from sponsors including Whataburger. Her art will also appear on a VIA bus and in the River Parade program.
The theme of this year’s contest was Viva America with an emphasis on the great American landmarks.
Genevieve Willcox, also a 5th grader at Woodridge, was recognized as a runner up in the art contest. She earned $1,000 for her school’s art program. Her teacher is Adelaide Barnes.
