(1 credit)
This course is designed to introduce students to the various elements of theatre, and emphasizes artistic perception and creative expression. This course will promote understanding aesthetic value, historical and cultural awareness, and the interconnections of the arts and other disciplines. Topics covered in this course include: improvisation, pantomime, voice and diction, stage movement, characterization, historical context, and significant plays and playwrights. Theatre is considered beneficial to public speaking skills, self-confidence, and poise.
(1 credit)
This course is designed to cover all aspects of theatre production. Students are given the opportunity for actual experience through performance. Outside class rehearsals and performances are required. This course is designed for students that wish to further their theatre experience.
(1 credit)
The content of this course may include music theory, music history, and other studies in music.
(1 credit)
Students will learn fundamentals of singing/vocal technique, performing for an audience, and learning to read musical notation and music terminology. Students will learn a wide range of appropriate choral literature. Opportunities will be given for students to perform for an audience at required performances including concerts and stage shows.
(1 credit)
In this course, students will continue their vocal/choral technique and music reading skills. Membership in this year-long course is by audition only.
(1 credit)
Students will learn and perform advanced choral literature from several musical periods and in other languages. Students will learn advanced music reading skills and aural skills and will be given the opportunities to perform in required concerts, stage shows, tours, contests, and also perform in the annual musical. A higher level of artistry, musical ability, and exemplary behavior is necessary. Membership in this year-long course is by audition only.
(1 credit) First Semester
An organization designed to teach teamwork, self-discipline, and develop higher level thinking skills necessary to express one's self through music. This organization will perform as the Marching Band and will perform at all varsity football games as well as various marching competitions. This is year-long course paired with Concert Band; Colorguard – first semester only.
(1 credit) Second Semester
An organization designed to teach teamwork, self-discipline, and develop higher level thinking skills necessary to express one's self through music. This is year-long course paired with general band; Colorguard – first semester only.
(1 credit)
Students will learn about the elements and principles of art and how they are used in the production of art. Art history and art criticism will be studied in addition to drawing, painting, printmaking, and sculpture.
(1 credit)
A course providing a more extensive experience with artistic skills while employing the basic art concepts introduced in Art I.
(1 credit)
In this course, students will encounter a challenging series of advanced visual problems, requiring the application of developed skills obtained in Art I and II. Students will learn advanced media techniques, continuing their foundational work in drawing, painting, and 3D design.
(1 credit)
A companion course to Audio/Visual Production using audio and video editing. Students will use a variety of media and tools as they create and explore art.
(1 credit) Motlow - Based on Availability
(1 credit)
This course bridges the gap between high school and careers in Tennessee. Students build on their classroom-based instruction and develop employability skills through internships and apprenticeships. Entry into this course is by application only.