Beginning level art class based on learning the elements of art (line, shape, form, value, color, space, texture) using a variety of art media. Principles of design are introduced.

Expands concepts and skills gained in Beginning Art, including art techniques and composition building. Projects include figure drawing, still life, ceramics, and landscape paintings.

Expands knowledge of harmonious relationships between elements of art. Students develop creativity and technical ability, exploring their artistic voice and process.

College-level work in studio art. Candidates submit a portfolio of work (Drawing, 2-D, or 3-D) focusing on Quality, Concentration, and Breadth.

Focuses on traditional and three-dimensional animation techniques, principles of 2D animation, and 3D modeling.

Further explores traditional and computer animation techniques to help students build a portfolio for college or career goals.

Introductory course for careers in Graphic Design. Covers techniques, vocabulary, and history of print media using Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, and Illustrator.

Advanced level course furthering knowledge of techniques, vocabulary, and history of design as it pertains to print-based media.

Teaches production techniques including copy writing, layout design, photographic processes, advertising, and marketing to produce the school yearbook.

Intensive study of the effect of art on the world. Includes critiques, discussions of masterpieces, and a research paper.

One-year course focusing on technical and production facets of non-performance theatre arts.

Introduction to variety of technical skills related to cameras, exposure, light, film, developers, and print papers.