Carver Visual Arts Students Earn District and Statewide Recognition!

Carver Visual Arts has had an exciting start to the 2026–2027 school year! From prestigious art competitions and statewide exhibitions to meaningful community collaborations, our talented student artists continue to demonstrate their creativity, dedication, and passion for the visual arts. Kimberly Rodriguez Recognized at the 2026 MASBA Art Contest

Carver Visual Arts is incredibly proud to celebrate Kimberly Rodriguez, whose artwork was selected as one of only eight student artworks from across Aldine ISD for the 2026 MASBA Art Contest!

Kimberly was the only student from Carver High School selected for this prestigious recognition.

Inspired by this year's theme, “Nuestra Voz, Nuestro Futuro” (Our Voice, Our Future), Kimberly's artwork was recognized for its artistic expression and creativity. Adding to this incredible achievement, her artwork was auctioned and sold for $300!

Congratulations, Kimberly! Your artistic accomplishments are a wonderful reflection of the talent and creativity within Carver Visual Arts.

Carver Artists Selected for Statewide Exhibition!

We are also excited to recognize Marrissa McNeil and Josue Ulloa, whose artwork was selected for the 2026 Texas Art Education Association (TAEA) txEDCON TASA/TASB Exhibition!

Their artwork was exhibited at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, October 8–11, 2026, alongside student artwork from across Texas.

The exhibition celebrated the importance of quality visual arts education and provided an opportunity for student artists to share their creativity with a statewide audience.

Our featured Carver artists included:

• Marrissa McNeil — “Caught A Vibe”

• Josue Ulloa — “Guardian’s Mansion”

Marrissa McNeil — “Caught A Vibe”

Josue Ulloa — “Guardian’s Mansion”

Congratulations to Kimberly, Marrissa, and Josue! Your accomplishments reflect the incredible artistic talent at Carver High School. Thank you for representing Carver Visual Arts and Aldine ISD with pride!