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Completing the Arts Academy helps prepare students for entering college and entry-level jobs by providing students with design skills and the initial frameworks for producing art. Students learn what it means to be creative critical thinking collaborators and communicators with high character and community involvement—the Six “C”s. In the foundation courses, students learn and utilize building blocks for creating, critiquing, and understanding art. Capstone courses allow students to apply their knowledge while designing with a unique artistic voice.
During this sequence, students will be exposed to careers and industry possibilities. Upon graduation, students will have built a diverse portfolio —all ready to be presented for college and job applications. Our students learn that being an artist means being a problem solver; the skills they develop in creating artwork transfer into life skills. A student evolves into an adaptable, reflective, constructive, interpretive, communicative, empathetic, effective, hard-working, and highly original individual. |
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Requirements for Each Major
Click on a major below to see the requirements to earn the Arts Academy distinction upon graduation. Check off these requirements as you progress through high school. Once you are finished, check in with your teacher for that major in April of your senior year.
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4010 Art I
4020 Art II-IV Room C-1 4070 AP Studio Art (drawing) Room C-1 4075 AP Studio Art (2-D) Room C-1 4100 Sculpture I (10-12)
4110 Sculpture II Room C-6 4120 Sculpture III Room C-6 4085 AP Studio Art 3-D 4800 Beg. Drama
4820 Adv. Drama Room P 24/25 4850 Drama Productions |
4630 Concert Band (Drumline)
4640 Symphonic Band (Beginning) 4650 Wind Ensemble Room B-1 4700 String Orchestra Room B-1 4710 Jazz Ensemble Room B-1 4500 Concert Choir
4510 Treble Choir (Audition) Room B-2 4520 Vocal Ensemble (Audition) Room B-2 0330 Beginning Journalism
0340 Advanced Journalism 0360 Yearbook |
