Introduces many aspects of art, offering opportunities for artistic expression and development while increasing powers of observation, analysis, and perception. Explores basic methods including drawing, painting, sculpture, computer graphics, and crafts.

A continuation of knowledge developed in Art I. Students explore aspects of art in more depth with more freedom for advanced decisions, showing initiative and originality.

Develops higher level skills than Art II, allowing serious and dedicated students opportunities for independent growth.

For students with significant artistic talent and self-motivation. Work is evaluated through visual, oral, and written assessments. Participation in at least one art show is required.

Develops basic skills in ceramics including pinch, coil, and slab hand-building and the potter's wheel. Examines elements and principles of design.

Continues skills from Ceramics I, introducing advanced techniques and processes with emphasis on complex design.

Highly specialized course for working with advanced ceramic processes and independent growth.

Explores design and construction of functional or decorative objects using media such as fiber, glass, clay, wood, and paper.

Continuation of Contemporary Crafts I using advanced art and critical thinking skills.

Creative and experimental approaches to drawing using various media like pencils, charcoal, pastels, and pens.

College-level course to develop skills for the Drawing Advanced Placement exam. Requires high motivation to complete required artworks.

For highly talented students wishing to specialize in a particular media and prepare a portfolio. Prepares students for AP Studio Art or college-level courses.