South Lakes High School students are raising money for a new sculpture at the Lake Thoreau spillway by selling a 2027 calendar filled with photographs of Reston's nature and wildlife.

The calendar features images by Mary Prochnow, a longtime Reston resident and photographer who contributed her work to support the students' project, as first reported by Patch on Monday, Nov. 9. Residents can buy it through Public Art Reston's website or pick one up at the Reston Museum in Lake Anne Plaza.

The school's STEAM Team launched the calendar to help cover materials for its next installation at the spillway, according to a Public Art Reston news release cited by Patch. Marco Rando leads the team, which brings students together to develop public art projects in community spaces around Reston. Public Art Reston, a nonprofit founded in 2007, supports the team's work.

Proceeds from calendar sales go toward the STEAM Team's planned sculpture at the spillway.

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