PARIS — Artwork from throughout SAD 17 will be on display in the forum lobby of Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School from Monday through Friday, April 4 to 8, as part of Celebration of Education Week.

The free exhibit will be open to the public. Unlike previous years, there will be no district art show in May.

The art teachers of Oxford Hills have celebrated “March is Youth Art Month” by displaying student art in a variety of ways.

At Rowe School in Norway, art teacher Eva Kozun has been helping sixth-graders with the tradition of adding handpainted tiles to the school walls. Other students are designing a State-of-Maine clay mural. Kozun’s kindergarten to grade four students at West Paris will have work on display at the West Paris Library until the first week of April.

At Paris Elementary School, art teacher Amy Crosby has student work on display at Paris Public Library until the first week of April. In addition, an album of student work may be seen online at http://picasaweb.google.com.

Art will be hung at Otisfield during the academic fair at the end of March. In Oxford, art teacher Carol Slade has had work on display since parent conferences. Clay projects of grades four to six will be shown at the chorus and instrumental night in May.

Oxford Hills Middle School art teacher Susan Moccia showed student art in conjunction with the eighth-grade science fair on March 24.

Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School art teachers Phil Hammett, Cindi Kugell and Nancy Marcotte will have student work on display, including Waterford (Carol Slade, art teacher), Hebron (Amy Crosby) and Harrison (Sharon L. Merrill). kindergarten to grade 12 art will also be at the annual opening of the Matolcsy Art Gallery in May.