Introduction to Studio is a semester course.  Students build a foundation for advanced art courses. It explores meaning through line, shape, color, texture, form, and perspective. These elements of art are experienced through projects employing the use of various media.

Introduction to Design is a semester course. Students are introduced to the concepts and processes associated with two- and three-dimensional design from our everyday world. Students study, analyze, and respond to the function and fundamental processes of design and demonstrate versatility with technique, problem solving, and ideation.

Introduction to Media is a semester course. This course introduces students to the creative and conceptual aspects of media arts production, including a range of techniques, genres and styles, mediums, and forms; such as moving image, sound, spatial, and interactive design. Topics may include development of ideas, synthesis of visual and sound components, production and presentation.

Drawing and Painting 1 is a semester course. This course focuses on the interrelationships that occur between drawing and painting using a variety of media and techniques, emphasizing observation and interpretation of the visual environment. This course will use various traditional media, that may include: pencil, charcoal, pastels, pen and ink, and watercolor.

Drawing and Painting 2 is a semester course. This course builds on the skills learned in Drawing and Painting 1. This course will use various traditional media, that may include: acrylics, and oil painting.

Advanced Studio is a year-long course. This course focuses on the further development of artistic skills through the use of studio methods and artistic critique. Students will develop a cohesive portfolio of work that reflects their artistic voice. Students will have the opportunity to focus on digital and/or fine art mediums.

Crafts is a semester course. This course explores the world of crafts. Students will have the opportunity to investigate sculpture and crafts on a smaller scale. Topics of study include various paper arts and sculpture, altered book creating, functional art, and metal arts.

Sculpture is a semester course. Students will learn about basic sculpture techniques and processes as well as explore the elements and principles of art. Students will have an opportunity to work with clay and other sculpture media. Topics of study include relief sculpture, recycled art, plaster arts, paper mâché, paper arts, and wire armature making.

Photo 1 is a  semester course.  It is designed to give a foundation to photography as an art form. Students will learn the basics of composition and lighting in photography as well as the use of photography in the history of art.

Photo 2 is a semester course. It is designed to advance student skills by investigating more challenging concepts and techniques. Students will learn about more advanced studio lighting equipment, post-processing skills, and creating a webfolio to showcase their works. Students will be introduced to contemporary photographers, digital artists, and more sophisticated techniques in order to create work that reflects the student’s concentration.