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The visual arts curriculum at Houston High School introduces students to a variety of visual art media, techniques, and concepts. Art curriculum focuses on developing technical mastery and complex problem solving skills while nurturing creative expression and an overall appreciation of art. Our dedicated and talented students receive recognition for their exceptional work on the local, regional, and national level.
About Mrs. Schulter
Amanda Schulter is happy to start her 11th year teaching art at HHS! She has been working as a public school art educator since 2005 and has had over 15 years of experience teaching art to college age students all the way down to the wee-ist little ones. She loves teaching high school especially and is blown away by the talent and passion of her students at Houston.
Mrs. Schulter graduated with a BFA in painting from Memphis College of Art and then went on to receive her MA in Art Education from the University of Mississippi. In her free time (what's free time?!) she enjoys making art with her 4 year old, chasing after her toddler, and spending time with her friends and family. Art is Mrs. Schulter's absolute most favorite thing on the planet and she is thrilled to be able to share her passion with her students!
About Mr. Spillman
Born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, Bobby Spillman is a working artist and art educator. He has taught art to students from age 5 to graduate school level at Bruce Elementary, Memphis College of Art, the University of Memphis, and here at Houston High School. Mr. Spillman's background as an artist ranges from exhibiting pantings and drawings in galleries and museums in various areas of the country to working as a courtroom artist for WMC-TV.
Art is Mr. Spillman's passion and he believes that through these processes students can learn creative problem solving, invention, individualism, and a pure form of self-expression in order to communicate their personal ideas.
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