Kindergarten Art [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
1st Grade Arts [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
2nd Grade Arts [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
3rd Grade Arts [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
4th Grade Arts [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
5th Grade Arts [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
6th Grade Arts [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
7th Grade Arts [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
8th Grade Arts [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
9th-12th Grade Basic Drawing [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
The
study of basic design principles and elements in two-dimensional and
three-dimensional design will be explored. The areas that will be
explored include shading, design, sculpture, printmaking and color. The
course is designed for the student who is interested in exploring and
experiencing the many areas of art. This course is also a prerequisite
for all other art classes.
Standards (CLICK HERE).
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9th-12th Grade Drawing 1 [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
Drawing
skills and techniques will be explored with emphasis on contour
drawing, composition and shading. The black and white media to be
explored include pencil, charcoal, ink, conte crayon, and scratchboard.
This course is designed for the student who is interested in developing
his/her drawing ability.
Standards (CLICK HERE).
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10th-12th Grade Drawing 2 [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
This
is a class for the serious art student with a strong background in
drawing. The class will explore advanced drawing techniques and
problems. The class will work in color media such as cray-pos, color
pencil, and pastellos. Portrait drawing will be introduced during the
second semester.
Standards (CLICK HERE).
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11th-12th Grade Drawing 3 [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
This
class is for the student who is planning a career in art. The class
will concentrate on preparing a well-balanced portfolio for
competition. Continuation of portraiture, printmaking, and an
introduction to watercolor will be covered. Each senior will also
prepare a portfolio.
Standards (CLICK HERE).
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12th Grade Drawing 4 [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
Drawing 4 is for a senior planning a career in art. This class will be an independent study for the advanced drawing student.​
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11th-12th Grade Photography 1 [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
Students
will learn to make compositionally strong photographs through a variety
of techniques. They will learn digital and traditional photography,
including how to edit photos digitally. It is strongly encouraged for
students to have a DSLR camera, but not mandatory. We will be using
both types of cameras but the digital camera is a higher priority.
Students will also learn to use the 35-mm SLR camera, process their
film, and print their photos. There will be cameras available to share
in the classroom; however, these cameras may not be taken home.
Students should be prepared to buy their own paper and film.
Standards (CLICK HERE).
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11th-12th Grade Photography 2 [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
This
class is designed for the serious photography student and those
interested in furthering their knowledge and experience in this field.
In this course more advanced exploration of techniques and principles
from Photo 1 will be provided along with investigation of job
opportunities. Each senior will prepare a portfolio of work for art
competitions, college admission or job placement.
Standards (CLICK HERE).
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12th Grade Independent Photography [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
This
class is for the student who is serious about a career in photography.
Each student will work to develop a strong personal statement in his or
her photos. Students will also be responsible for a portfolio of work
for competition.
Standards (CLICK HERE).
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12th Grade Advanced Placement (AP) Art [PowerSchool Course ID: #####].
AP
Art is for highly motivated senior art students that would like a
college level challenge while in high school. This course considers of a
considerable amount of time outside of the classroom and a serious
commitment to quality artwork including summer homework. Advanced
Placement art is set to a National Standard. Students are expected to
show a wide variety of conceptual idea and media. A digital portfolio of
24 works and 5 quality pieces of art are sent to the College Board
Reviewers in New York for national review, potentially earning college
credit. The test fee is set by The College Board and students will be
highly encouraged to take this exam.
Standards (CLICK HERE).
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