There's an online art museum made up of 65 million student works, and a first grader from Cedar Hills Elementary School in Oak Creek was named an "Artist of the Week" on it. 

OAK CREEK, WI -- Oak Creek Cedar Hills Elementary student Briella Honeck is a proud winner of Artsonia's Artist of the Week contest, a voting competition held on Artsonia.com, which exhibits more than 65 million pieces of student art.

Claiming to be the world’s largest collection of online student art portfolios, Artsonia highlights student work from Caledonia and 50,000 K12 schools in the U.S. The goal is for students to have a digital art portfolio that encompasses kindergarten to 12th grade by the time they graduate.

The Henry James Memorial School (HJMS) Art Department is proud to announce that 8th grader Jonas Schroder was selected as a winner of the "Artist of the Week" competition for the week of January 20–26 in the 7th–9th grade category. The online student exhibit space Artsonia, which HJMS utilizes to provide every art student with their own online digital portfolio, selects works of art from students all around the country in a weekly competition. In the week leading up to the competition, visitors to the Artsonia website voted on their favorite choice from their designated age group. Schroder's artwork, entitled "Self Portrait," received more than a thousand votes and was featured on the Artsonia website.

My kids are growing up fast and they bring home tons of paperwork and memories from school. Is there is an efficient way to scan the projects and even record the children describing the art?

COLUMBIA — At what point in his life did Monet begin to see the world in bright blots of color that would coalesce in front of people's eyes? When did Picasso begin deconstructing form? As he sat in elementary school, did the young Dr. Seuss, Theodor Geisel, doodle Grinch-like imaginings on scraps of paper?