In New Hampshire, high school Unified Arts education for grades 9-12 offers a diverse array of courses, focusing on art, music, engineering, foods, and world languages. These programs aim to enrich students' educational experiences and prepare them for future opportunities:

Art

Visual Arts: Courses in 2D and 3D art allow students to explore drawing, painting, sculpture, and digital art. Emphasis is placed on creative expression, technique development, and art history.

Music

Band and Chorus: Students participate in performance ensembles, learning advanced techniques, music theory, and engaging in solo and group performances.

Music Theory and Composition: Offers students the opportunity to delve into the structure of music, enhancing their ability to compose and analyze musical pieces.

Engineering

PLTW Engineering: Students engage with the engineering design process, exploring disciplines like mechanical and civil engineering through hands-on projects and the use of industry-standard software.

PLTW Civil Engineering and Architecture: Focuses on infrastructure and architectural design, teaching students to plan and create sustainable building projects.

Foods

Culinary Arts: Students learn advanced culinary skills, nutrition, and food science. Courses cover meal planning, food safety, and international cuisines, preparing students for the culinary field.

World Languages

Spanish and French: Courses develop proficiency in speaking, listening, reading, and writing, with a focus on cultural understanding and real-world communication skills.