Baton Rouge, La (NBC33) — As a part of the Jindal family’s initiative to feature young artists, Louisiana’s First Lady Supriya Jindal announced today the artwork that was selected for display in the Louisiana’s Governor’s Mansion for the month of September.

First Lady Supriya Jindal said, “This month’s featured art reflects the unique talent that students across Louisiana possess. The originality of these pieces creates a spectacular display that exhibits the true talent of these young artists.”

FEATURED ARTISTS FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER:

Roxanne Foley – 8th Grade
Denham Springs Junior High, Denham Springs

Noah Holbrook – 8th Grade
Denham Springs Junior High, Denham Springs

Samuel Carradine – 12th Grade
Ouachita Parish High School, Monroe

Elizabeth Austin – 10th Grade
Ouachita Parish High School, Monroe

Mary Margaret Netterville – 3rd Grade
St. Aloysius School, Baton Rouge

Olivia Johnson – 8th Grade
St. Aloysius School, Baton Rouge

Catlyn Brister – 1st Grade
St. Rita Catholic School, New Orleans

Kayla Miller – 1st Grade
St. Rita Catholic School, New Orleans

Cameron Naquin – 3rd Grade
Mulberry Elementary, Houma

Emma Marcel – 6th Grade
Mulberry Elementary, Houma

Chloe Perkins – 5th Grade
Bishop Noland Episcopal Day School, Lake Charles

Sydney Ardoin – 5th Grade
Bishop Noland Episcopal Day School, Lake Charles

Hayley Chatagnier – 2nd Grade
T. S. Cooley Elementary Magnet School, Lake Charles

Lauren Rigmaiden – 2nd Grade
T. S. Cooley Elementary Magnet School, Lake Charles

Alexandra Kern – 10th Grade
St. Martin’s Episcopal School, Metairie

Natalia Bourg – 5th Grade
St. Martin’s Episcopal School, Metairie

Ava Diaz, Franklin Vasques, Micah Jeansonne, Ahyanna Jon, Kaden Conley – 1st Grade
Chateau Estates Elementary, Kenner

Justin Troches – 4th Grade
Chateau Estates Elementary, Kenner

Amari McGill – 3rd Grade
Napoleonville Primary, Napoleonville

Benton Blanchard – 4th Grade
Napoleonville Primary, Napoleonville

This month, the First Lady asked principals from schools across Louisiana to submit works for display in the Louisiana Governor’s Mansion. In 2008, the Jindal family dedicated this wall of the mansion to children’s artwork. Every month a new group of art is displayed to pay tribute to Louisiana’s young artists.