The murals painted on the walls of Shenandoah High School represent years of student creativity, community pride, and shared investment in our school's identity. These aren't just decorations—they're a living record of who we are and what our students can accomplish.

Now the city is considering painting over these artworks. If this happens, we lose not just the visual beauty of our campus, but also the message we send to our young people: that their creative contributions matter and deserve to be valued.

We're asking the City of Shenandoah to preserve these murals. By protecting student art on our school walls, the city would affirm that our students' voices and talents are worth celebrating. This decision costs nothing to make—it only requires recognizing what our community has already built.

These wall paintings make Shenandoah High School feel like home. They inspire students who walk past them every day. They show visitors what our school stands for. Let's keep them.

Sign this petition to tell the City of Shenandoah: protect our student murals. Our school's character depends on it.