Students will perform various classic and modern choral literature throughout the year. They will learn proper vocal technique and skills in maintaining vocal health. There is also an emphasis on sight-reading and the development of aural skills. Members of the Concert Choir are required to attend rehearsals and performances after school. Small group or individual rehearsals are also mandatory. Participation in all public performances is required. Small group or individual rehearsals are also mandatory. Students enrolled in this course will also be eligible to audition for our select Chamber Choir ensemble.
Tag: Art
Studio III/Portfolio Prep
This class is intended for the student who would like to prepare college art portfolios. Students will begin to develop a portfolio that expresses their own unique voice through observational drawings/paintings, including advanced still lives, landscapes, and figures. A strong emphasis is placed on the principles of design and their uses within student artwork. Relevant artists/movements will be investigated as students enhance their abilities to discuss and critique their work, as well as their classmates’ work.
Studio II (Art)
Studio IIGrade Levels 9-12 1257Term: YearCredits: 1Prerequisite: Studio I or Teacher RecommendationThis class will introduce meaningful art and conceptual art. Students have built a solid foundation in Studio 1 and are now…
Studio I (Art)
Students will be introduced to a variety of mediums, which will include but are not limited to drawing, painting, and sculpture. The goal throughout this year-long course is to master their understanding of the elements of art and principles of design in the mediums introduced. Emphasis will be placed on learning to draw and paint from observation, while also exploring adding conceptual meaning to their art. Relevant artists/movements will be studied and students will develop their critical thinking skills by discussing and critiquing art.
Sculpture II
This course is designed for students who are interested in the practical experience of 3D art. Students will expand upon their knowledge of the elements of art while gaining a true understanding of how the principles of design are used within sculpture. While students investigate relevant artists/movements, they will enhance their abilities to discuss and critique artwork.
Sculpture I
This is an introductory 3D art course. Students will explore the elements of art and how they are used in the creation of 3D pieces while beginning to implement the principles of design. Students will work with materials including wire, paper, and plaster. There will be an investigation of relevant artists/movements, allowing students to enhance abilities to discuss and critique their sculptures.
Ceramics III
Ceramics IIIGrade Levels: 9-12Term: SemesterCredits: .5Prerequisite: Ceramics IIThis course is designed for the experienced ceramic student, who would like to continue with ceramics in a more independent fashion. During the semester, students…
Ceramics II
This course continues to allow students the opportunity to experience either ceramic style while developing further into a confident potter. Students will complete teacher inspired projects that introduce additional understanding of clay and glazes. During the semester students will assist the teacher in loading and programming the kiln during the semester.
Ceramics I
Students will have the opportunity to work with hand building or a combination of styles to complete the requirements for this course. Either option will strengthen a student’s prior knowledge of construction techniques.. Students will increase their glazing and firing knowledge and learn the basics of a kiln. Relevant artists/movements will again be investigated as students enhance their abilities to discuss and critique their pottery.
Painting II
Students will dive deeper into color theory while developing a personal painting style. Students will further their understanding of the elements of art while developing a firm comprehension of how the principles of art are used within paintings. Students will create paintings from observation including but not limited to still lifes, landscapes, and figure studies. To truly develop an appreciation of paintings, students will study relative artists/movements and enhance their abilities to discuss various works of art.