Classes in Instrumental Music
Classes in Vocal Music
Classes in Acting and Production
Classes in Drawing and Painting
The arts present a unique and challenging environment for students, providing an atmosphere of innovation and creativity. Artistic learning teaches students to be resourceful, articulate and perceptive.
Through Buena’s Art, Music and Theatre programs students obtain a meaningful and memorable education in ancient and time honored fields of study that are valued and sought after in today's economy.
In the Fine Arts, students learn to apply their craft and become able problem-solvers. They learn adaptability and a strong work ethic. They receive intrinsic rewards, such as feelings of self-accomplishment and confidence.
The experiences gained in these classes cultivate 21st century skills. In Buena Fine Arts - creativity is the key. And that key unlocks doors of opportunity for these students today and into the future.
REQUIRED: The State of Arizona requires a full credit of Fine Arts or CTE (Career Technical Education) for graduation. Nationally many colleges and universities require that students complete this credit by consecutive semesters in the study of a FINE ART.
State Seal of Arts Proficiency
The Fine Arts Seal is awarded to graduating students who complete a rigorous program pathway in the Fine Arts, engage in community service or extracurricular Fine Arts activities and present a student capstone project.
History of the Arizona Arts Seal
The State Seal of Arts Proficiency or SB1111 was signed into law by Governor Doug Ducey on May 14th, 2019. SB1111 had bipartisan support and was a grassroots effort from Arizona Education Advocates from across the state. Senator Paul Boyer served as the bill’s sponsor.
Buena offers students opportunities for participation in national and international honors societies. Buena Fine Arts students have a long tradition of inclusion, contribution and recognition in the following organizations:
National Art Honors Society
Modern Music Masters
International Thespian Society
Arizona tax law (A.R.S. § 43-1089.01), allows individual Arizona taxpayers a tax credit of up to $200 and joint filing taxpayers up to $400 if they contribute to extracurricular activities in Arizona public schools.
According to the Arizona Commission on the Arts, in 2022 Arizona’s arts and culture sector:
Contributed $14.2 billion to the state’s economy,
Employed 84,479 individuals,
Paid $7.1 billion in compensation