This course is designed for students beginning their study of art at the high school level. Beginning Studio Art I will focus on Art history, fundamental sketching and painting skills, color theory, representational portrait drawing and shading, and diverse medium techniques for sculpting.

This course is designed to introduce students to clay through a variety of hand building techniques, while understanding the importance of studio habits to create a safe and hazard-free environment. Students will learn many aspects of design and construction through their projects, as well as an introduction to the potter's wheel.

This class will focus on building musicianship skills, emphasizing a high standard of teamwork and personal responsibility. Students will be introduced to basic music theory, correct vocal technique, and be exposed to a variety of musical styles and genres.

This course will focus on career exploration in the fields of Design and Professional Production Arts. Focus on the theories, methods and techniques including glass, metal, ceramic, wood, polymers, and mixed media.

This course is designed for students who love music. Students will create, produce, and record digital music of all styles and genres having access to student-built and managed recording studio equipped with all necessary technology and Ableton Live software.

Learn modern graphic design principles and techniques while understanding the infinite scalability of vectors. Projects include type layout, logo design, poster design, book/album design, marketing materials, product redesign, pattern design, web-building, and others.

This course will focus on career exploration in the fields of photography and video production. Students will learn the fundamentals of strong photography using a digital camera and explore professional Photographers/Videographers and their success.

This course, centered around the game of Dungeons & Dragons, will provide students with opportunities to create and experience stories and new worlds with their peers. Students will learn about creative writing, improvisational acting, role-playing, balanced worldbuilding.

Using the Java and/or C# programming language, students will learn to write programs with good overall design and effective use of objects. Topics include procedural programming (methods, parameters, return values), basic control structures, file processing, collections, object-oriented design.

This course provides an opportunity for highly motivated students who have completed a year-long college-level programming course to continue their studies. Students will learn about advanced data structures and algorithms, while expanding their knowledge of object-oriented programming.

Through individual and collaborative activities and projects, students will solve problems as they practice common engineering design and development protocols such as design thinking, project management, and peer review. Students will develop skills in technical representation and documentation of design solutions.

Electronics and coding, with a good dose of artistic expression. Students will learn to create and program electronic devices controlled by Arduino style microcontrollers, integrating those devices into dynamic structures.