Exposure to various media and art appreciation. Includes foundation in elements of design, clay, watercolor, textiles, and ink.

Further development of skills in painting, jewelry, printing, textiles, and ceramics. Includes art appreciation of different periods.

Advanced development of skills for recreational or college study. Follows AP art requirements without the final portfolio review.

Focuses on building a college-level portfolio in 3-D, 2-D, or drawing. Requires significant work outside of school and research.

Focuses on clay pottery and sculpture, including hand-building and wheel-throwing techniques. Offered even years.

Concentration on drawing with graphite and charcoal, painting, and printmaking. Includes figure studies and art history.

Learning sculptural techniques using clay, plaster, wood, and found objects to develop 3-dimensional forms.

Introduction to jewelry making as an art form, exploring tools, techniques, and metalwork. Offered odd years.

Fundamentals of clerical recording, analysis of financial statements, and double-entry systems. Includes computerized business simulations.

Detailed study of accounting theory and procedures with independent project work.

Continued detailed study of accounting theory and procedures with teacher acting in an advisory capacity.

Advanced independent study of accounting theory and procedures including an independent project.