Students explore health and fitness concepts related to lifelong physical activities and wellness, including goal setting, problem solving, and planning a healthy lifestyle.

Standards-based class where students explore concepts related to lifelong physical activities, 21st century skills, and community opportunities for physical activity.

Provides an introductory understanding of human anatomy as it relates to movement, including the structure and function of body systems.

Covers scientific principles underlying physical activity and sports, integrating concepts from multiple disciplines to gain insight into health and athletic performance.

Allows students to apply principles of health and skill-related fitness through self-selected activities, a web-based portfolio, and fitness logs.

Skills-based course focusing on responsible decision-making regarding well-being, analyzing influences, communication, and goal setting.

Focuses on realistic drawing techniques, technical skills, and compositional skills using pencil, colored pencils, and oil pastel.

Covers the history of photography, basic camera skills, and composition techniques using the student iPad.

A study of art and architecture from Paleolithic times through Ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, and the Renaissance.

Exploration of art and architecture from the Renaissance through Impressionism to the present day.

Students explore elements of art and principles of design using traditional and digital media, color theory, and artist appreciation.

Advanced opportunity to work on individual techniques and approaches in a structured setting with peer critiques.