College-level art studio studies following Educational Testing Service curriculum. Students develop a portfolio (Graphic design, digital, photography, collage, illustration, etc.) for evaluation and possible college credit.

College-level studio studies focusing on design principles applied to 3D surfaces. Involves additive, subtractive, and fabrication processes (sculpture, ceramics, metal work, etc.).

Exploration of 2D and 3D artworks to create a process portfolio. Includes art history, design principles, drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, and ceramics. Levels 2-4 emphasize advanced techniques and aesthetics.

Design and construction of clay artworks (hand building, throwing, glazing). Students create a process portfolio and study ceramic history.

Design and production of advertising artworks, including typography, illustration, and computer graphics for an art portfolio.

Drawing and designing computer-generated color graphics using Adobe software. Level 1 requires basic computer applications knowledge and drawing/painting skills.

Animating characters and environments using Adobe Animate CC. Covers 12 principles of animation, sound effects, and history of animation.

Manipulating and printing digital photographic artworks using Adobe Photoshop. Includes study of photographic history and design principles.

College-level studio studies focusing on mark-making, line, surface, and composition. Includes analog/digital drawing, painting, and printmaking.

Production of artworks using pencil, pen/ink, charcoal, pastels, watercolor, acrylics, and mixed media. Focuses on art history and aesthetics.

Design and production of drawing artworks (graphite, charcoal, pastel, pen/ink) for a process portfolio.

Production of the school yearbook, including planning, layout, photography, writing, editing, and business management.