An introductory ballet course focused on foundational technique, structure, and classical dance aesthetics. An exploration of the disciplines of technique required for ballet dance. Introduction to styles, structure, and aesthetics of dance. Ballet shoes and proper dance attire required.

An intermediate ballet course that builds technical skill, strength, and stylistic understanding. An intermediate technical approach to ballet skills, theory, history, and styles. Ballet will use elements from yoga study. If a student has been studying ballet for many years, pointe work at the barre may be allowed pending teacher approval. Ballet shoes and proper dance attire required.

An introduction to ballroom dance styles emphasizing movement patterns and performance skills. Students are introduced to Pre-Bronze American and International style Latin, Swing, and Ballroom dance patterns, with opportunities for social, performance, and competition applications. Shoes and proper dance attire required.

A continuation of ballroom dance with increased technical focus and performance readiness. Dancers move through levels of proficiency in Intermediate–Full Bronze American and International style Latin, Swing, and Ballroom dance patterns with more technical instruction for performance and competition applications. Shoes and proper dance attire required.

A foundational modern dance course emphasizing alignment, technique, and creative expression. Students attend to alignment, acquisition of complex technical skills, collaborative problem solving, dance conditioning, and safe studio practices. Students learn about modern dance in its cultural and historical contexts through research and physical experiences, explore exemplary modern dance founders, works, and artists, employ dance as a healthy life skill, and use modern dance terminology appropriately. Proper dance attire required.

An advanced modern dance course emphasizing expressive performance and choreography. Building on the foundation of Modern 1, this class emphasizes the use of modern dance terminology to describe expressive and aesthetic qualities of performance and to contribute to choreographic projects. Proper dance attire required.

An introductory course exploring the fundamentals of tap and jazz dance styles. An exploration of the disciplines of technique required for the tap dancer as well as the jazz dancer. Introduction to the styles includes historical references, technical structures, and aesthetics of both dance styles. Proper dance attire and two different pairs of shoes required.

An advanced tap and jazz course focused on coordination, strength, and stylistic refinement. Building on Tap/Jazz 1, students engage in further study developing tap and jazz skills, coordination, flexibility, strength, and style. Tap and jazz shoes and proper dance attire required.

A global dance course exploring movement traditions from cultures around the world. The purpose of this course is to explore and develop techniques in a wide array of dances from around the world. This includes knowledge and application of world dance techniques from a variety of cultures, understanding similarities in dance techniques and steps across cultural dance forms, experiencing the physical fitness value of dance, and developing an appreciation for the role of dance within a culture. Proper dance attire required.

In this beginner class designed for creative middle school minds, students dive into the essentials of digital and graphic design. They explore fundamental Adobe tools and learn how to turn ideas into polished visual creations. Each project provides opportunities to experiment with color, layout, typography, and image editing. By the end of the course, students develop the skills and confidence to create digital artwork that is clean, intentional, and uniquely their own.

In this Level 2 course, students build on their digital design foundation and advance their skills using more complex Adobe tools and techniques. Projects focus on dynamic composition, advanced photo editing, visual branding, and multi-layered layouts. Students refine their workflow and produce polished work that demonstrates artistic growth and intentional design.

This introductory course gives students a first look at the world of game development and interactive media. Using tools such as Scratch and Unity, students explore the fundamentals of game logic, coding, storytelling, and visual design. Lessons emphasize creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving through hands-on projects that blend art and technology. Students learn how ideas become interactive experiences while building foundational skills for high school Game Design courses. The course is fast-paced and skill-building, and success depends on consistent effort and practice, similar to learning a musical instrument.