Introduces students to many aspects of art, offering opportunities for artistic expression and development. Explores basic art methods, techniques, and skills such as drawing, painting, sculpture, computer graphics, and crafts, with emphasis on design and creativity.

A continuation of knowledge developed in Art I. Students explore aspects of art in more depth and must show initiative, originality, and advanced critical thinking skills.

Develops a level of skills higher than those acquired in Art II. Allows opportunities for independent growth for serious and dedicated students.

For students with significant artistic talent and self-discipline. Work is evaluated through visual, oral, and written assessments. Students are required to participate in at least one art show.

Develops basic skills in making ceramics, including pinch, coil, slab, and the potter's wheel. Covers elements and principles of design as they pertain to ceramics.

Continues skills from Ceramics I. Advanced techniques and processes are introduced with emphasis on complex design and critical thinking.

Highly specialized course focusing on 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. Emphasis on design principles.

College-level course to develop drawing skills for the AP exam. Students must be highly motivated to complete the required number of artworks.

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