Fine Arts
Art I
Course No. 91200 - 1 Credit A $25 fee is required.
This course introduces beginning art concepts, an overview of art history, and two and three-dimensional art forms. The student keeps a sketchbook for weekly homework assignments. The student and teacher will be able to decide if art is a viable option for future studies. 

Art II
Course No. 91300 - 1 Credit
Prerequisite: Grade of “C” or higher in Art I  A $25 fee is required.
This is a year course with emphasis on the refinement of two and three dimensional art forms, crafts, sculpture skills, and techniques. A variety of materials and approaches are explored through the study of art history as well as direct experience. The student keeps a sketchbook for weekly homework assignments and begins to develop a portfolio for possible college or AP applications.

Art III: Fundamentals of Design
Course No. 91400 - 1 Credit
Prerequisites: Grade of “C” or higher in Art II. A $25 fee is required.
This course is for the mature and serious art student. The student is introduced to complicated design experiences and sophisticated media. The student will explore possible vocations in art. The student keeps a sketchbook for weekly homework assignments and begins to develop a portfolio for possible college or AP applications.

Art IV
Course No. 91450 - 1 Credit
Prerequisites: Grade of “C” or higher in Art III. A $25 fee is required.
This course is for the mature and serious art student. The student is introduced to more complicated design experiences and sophisticated media. The student will work independently and have a strong desire to continue his/her education in art at the college level. The student will explore possible vocations in art. The student keeps a sketchbook for nightly homework assignments and begins to develop a portfolio for possible college or AP applications.

Crafts I
Course No. 91600 - 1 Credit
Prerequisites: 10th grade or higher; Grade of “C” or higher in Art I;  A $30 fee is required.
This course will be an introduction into 3-dimensional art. The students will learn the basics in ceramics (hand-building and wheel throwing), mosaics, stained glass, jewelry, fibers, plaster, and mixed media. The students will gain knowledge of art history and art techniques specifically related to 3-dimensional art.

Crafts II
Course No. 91610 - 1 Credit
Prerequisite: Crafts I. A $30 fee is required.
This course will be a continuation of Crafts I.

Introduction to Graphic Arts
Course No. 91800 - 1 Credit
Prerequisites: A $15 fee is required.
This course provides a working introduction to computer-based electronic technology used by visual artists and designers. It presents basics in the principles of art and design using standard industry software. Design challenges will allow students to explore their creative potential using electronic media.

Computer Art Graphics II
Course No. 91810 - 1 Credit
​Prerequisites: Grade of “C” or higher in Introduction to Computer Art Graphics I. A $15 fee is required.
This course is focused on developing student skills in current methods of producing digital graphics and animation. The student is introduced to more in-depth processes using a larger array of professional industry programs. The students will gain knowledge of graphic design principles, typography, digital illustration, and current challenges digital designers face in the field.

Photography I
Course No. 91930 - 1 Credit
Prerequisite: 10th grade or higher. A $30 fee and a 35-mm camera are required.
No previous experience is necessary in black and white photography and darkroom techniques. The course is designed to acquaint students with various methods of photography in order to produce creative and expressive compositions. Students will understand exposure, the 35-mm camera, and black and white darkroom processes and film development. Photographic careers and history will be emphasized.

Photography II
Course No. 91940 - 1 Credit
Prerequisite: Photography I. A $30 fee and a 35-mm camera are required.
This course is designed as the second year in a sequentially developed photography curriculum. Students will develop skills and demonstrate learning in 35-mm and medium format camera use and b/w film and print processing; photo journalism and documentation; digital photography and computer print processes; Photoshop applications, career studies; studio lighting, alternative print processes and exhibitions.  

Performing Arts
Concert  Band
Course No. 92330 - 1 Credit
$25.00 Fee required.
The Concert Band is an entry level ensemble for all students wanting to pursue band in high school. Students will learn the fundamentals of reading and interpreting music, fundamental skills of their specific instrument, and how to be a member of an ensemble during performances and concerts. Students in this course are required to attend all after school concerts and rehearsals, as each concert serves as a summative grade for students.


Symphonic Performance Band
Course No. 92340 - 1 Credit
$25.00 Fee required.
This course is designed to provide the student musician with an appreciation of various styles of music from different cultures. Good musicianship and a professional attitude toward music are stressed. Students are required to attend all concerts and competitive performances as well as scheduled after-school rehearsals. All performances and rehearsals will be graded.

String Orchestra
Course No. 92380 - 1 Credit 
$25.00 Fee required.
The String Orchestra is anentry level ensemble for all students wanting to pursue orchestra in high school. Students will learn the fundamentals of reading and interpreting music, fundamental skills of their specific instrument, and how to be a member of an ensemble during performances and concerts. Students in this course are required to attend all after school concerts and rehearsals, as each concert serves as a summative grade for students.

Concert Chorus
Course No. 92850 - 1 Credit One unit of credit is earned each semester course is taken.
$15.00 Fee required
Concert Chorus is our entry level course for those wishing to perform in choir during high school. Students in this course will learn the basics of vocal technique and health, the fundamentals of reading and interpreting music, and how to be a member of an ensemble during performances and concerts. Students in this course are required to attend all after school concerts and rehearsals, as each concert serves as a summative grade for students.


Vocal Ensemble
Course 92890, 1 Credit One unit of credit is earned each semester course is taken.
$15.00 fee required
Vocal ensemble is a performance based class. Emphasis is placed on vocal techniques, ear training, and note learning. Choral balance, diction and phrasing are considered in all work. Choral students are introduced to various styles of chorus music written for the smaller, more select choral ensemble. Movement in music is integrated into the curriculum at this level. Students are required to attend all concerts and competitive performances as well as after-school rehearsals. Grades are awarded on the basis of class and concert performance.

Theater Arts I
Course No. 14100 - 1 Credit
Required Fee: $10
In the beginning course of theater, students are introduced to an overview of drama. Basic acting and stage terms are incorporated through a series of activities and simple presentations. The students will identify responsibilities involved in a variety of dramatic presentations. They will perform skits, short plays, monologues, experience acting exercises and improvisation. Students will read representative plays from historical periods.

Theater Arts II
Course No. 14200 - 1 Credit
Prerequisites: C or better in Theater Arts I 
Required Fee: $10
The student will be involved in acting in class productions and will be taught the basic aspects of producing a play. They will learn to analyze character, script, and direction through performance of scenes. Theater history, set construction, and other techniques in relation to acting will be included. Students will be given an opportunity to take an active part in school productions. Students must be eligible to compete in the VHSL competition.

Theater Arts III
Course No. 14300 - 1 Credit
Prerequisites: C or better in Theater Arts II 
Required Fee: $10
Students will explore theater history and dramatic literature from Greek theater through present musical theater. They will be involved in producing a one-act play and help with the school productions. They will develop skills in set construction. Students must be eligible to compete in the VHSL competition

Theater Arts IV: Advanced
Course No. 14400 - 1 Credit
Prerequisites: C or better in Theater Arts III
Required Fee: $10
This course continues the activities of Theater Arts III. Emphasis includes monologues, performance of scenes, directing, production design, in-depth analysis of scripts and script writing. Students will enhance their skills by participating in a variety of theater productions in the class. Live performances will be given when possible. Students will also work with the school productions.

​All Course Offerings are subject to student interest and staff availability. Please note all may not be offered each year.