US REPRESENTATIVE, MARION BERRY
"Artistic expression can be a useful and often powerful way to convey complex emotions, including patriotism.  The students at Southside Elementary School have shown themselves to be a very talented and thoughtful group of children.  Through the use of Internet technology,  People all around the world have been and will continue to be inspired by the artwork of the children of Southside Elementary."

NATIONAL ARCHIVES AND RECORDS ADMINISTRATION EDUCATION DIRECTOR,  LEE ANN POTTER
"One of the main objectives of the National Archives education program is to inspire student learning through analysis of primary source documents.  It is very clear from your students' work that the WWII posters on our website did indeed inspire them.  I am sure they learned a great deal about WWII.  Thank you for including me and the National Archives in this worthwhile project !"
                                                                                                                                                   

Ph.D. GRADUATE STUDENT, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, WASHINGTON, DC, MICHAEL BOTTS
"The Southside Elementary students have participated in an endeavor which has captured a rare aesthetic.  Perceiving patriotism through the eyes of children elicits an innocence rarely found in patriotic art."  

RETIRED ART TEACHER AND FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE ARKANSAS ART EDUCTORS, BARBARA TEAGUE, PhD
"I was intrigued and inspired by your website.  I think what you are doing is wonderful.  Being retired, I no longer get to see a lot of children's art, and it was a delightful experience to have their great pictures with all their lively and colorful expression brought to me right here in my home on my computer."