Students learn dance techniques and movement vocabulary in two or more dance forms. The curriculum covers class and performance etiquette, analytical skills, and studio practices.

Prepares students for employment in cinema production. Subjects include history of cinema, photo editing software, production writing, art direction, cinematography, audio production, and postproduction.

Focuses on acting, vocal performance, dance, movement, and staging. Students learn the technical demands of musicals and non-musical plays.

Students use computers, digital cameras, and photo editing software to create original digital images and animations. The course covers fundamental concepts, terminology, and emerging technologies.

Focuses on the performance of beginning choral repertoire. Includes development of listening skills, foundational instrumental techniques, music literacy, and ensemble skills.

Covers basic guitar skills including chords, strumming patterns, melodies, music theory, and the study of significant performers.

Students explore tools of music technology and sound engineering, including the history and development of technology used to capture and distribute music.

Develops musicianship, technical proficiency, and performance skills through the study of scales, etudes, and solo literature.

Students experiment with drawing, painting, printmaking, collage, and design. The course covers structural elements of art and organizational principles of design.

Focuses on three-dimensional media including sculpture, assemblage, and ceramics from historical and contemporary perspectives.

Focuses on pottery and ceramics using clay and plaster. Students explore space, mass, balance, form, and scale to create relief or freestanding structures.

Students use technology, including digital cameras and drawing software, to create original digital still and animated images.