The Advanced Placement Program in Studio Art enables highly motivated students to do art work in Studio Art while still in high school. AP Studio Art conforms to the national standards required by the College Board. Students who select Studio Art should be aware that AP work involves significantly more commitment and accomplishment than the typical high school course. In the course, a student develops a portfolio of work concentrating on a specific artistic endeavor. A primary goal is to encourage students to become independent thinkers who will contribute inventively and creatively to their culture through the making of art. In May, students enrolled in the course will be required to take the College Board AP Exam. AP 3-Dimensional Design Portfolio 1 Credit Prerequisite: Art 1 & 2, Instructor Approval (Required GRADES:11-12 fee of $25 per semester) Semesters: 2 Periods: 1 The Advanced Placement Program in 3 art enables highly motivated students to do college-level art work in 3-D art while still in high school. AP 3-D Art conforms to the national standards required by the College Board. Students who select AP art should be aware that AP work involves significantly more commitment and accomplishment than the typical high school course. In the course, a student develops a portfolio of work concentrating on a specific artistic endeavor. A primary goal is to encourage students to become independent thinkers who will contribute inventively and creatively to their culture through the making of art. In May, students enrolled in the course will be required to take the College Board AP Examination. Technical Theater 1 1 Credit Prerequisite: None for 10-12 GRADES: 10-12 Director approval for 9th grade Semesters: 2 Periods: 1 Technical Theater 1 topics include basic building, painting techniques, lighting applications, sound perspective, prop production, costume design, and publicity design. The Technical Theater classes provide sets for student productions. The Technical Theater classes are required to attend the main stage productions that are produced by the department. Technical Theater 2, 3, and 4 1-3 Credit Prerequisite: C or higher in Tech Theater 1, Instructor GRADES: 10-12 approval Semesters: 2 Periods: 1 Technical Theater 2, 3, and 4 topics include scene construction, technical paperwork, drafting, and beginning design work in scenery and lighting. Students develop a higher level of technical
The Advanced Placement Program in Studio Art enables highly motivated students to do art work in Studio Art while still in high school. AP Studio Art conforms to the national standards required by the College Board. Students who select Studio Art should be aware that AP work involves significantly more commitment and accomplishment than the typical high school course. In the course, a student develops a portfolio of work concentrating on a specific artistic endeavor. A primary goal is to encourage students to become independent thinkers who will contribute inventively and creatively to their culture through the making of art. In May, students enrolled in the course will be required to take the College Board AP Exam. AP 3-Dimensional Design Portfolio 1 Credit GRADES:11-12 Prerequisite: Art 1 & 2, Instructor Approval (Required fee of $25 per semester) Semesters: 2 Periods: 1 The Advanced Placement Program in 3 art enables highly motivated students to do college-level art work in 3-D art while still in high school. AP 3-D Art conforms to the national standards required by the College Board. Students who select AP art should be aware that AP work involves significantly more commitment and accomplishment than the typical high school course. In the course, a student develops a portfolio of work concentrating on a specific artistic endeavor. A primary goal is to encourage students to become independent thinkers who will contribute inventively and creatively to their culture through the making of art. In May, students enrolled in the course will be required to take the College Board AP Examination. Technical Theater 1 1 Credit GRADES: 10-12 Prerequisite: None for 10-12 Director approval for 9th grade Semesters: 2 Periods: 1 Technical Theater 1 topics include basic building, painting techniques, lighting applications, sound perspective, prop production, costume design, and publicity design. The Technical Theater classes provide sets for student productions. The Technical Theater classes are required to attend the main stage productions that are produced by the department. Technical Theater 2, 3, and 4 1-3 Credit GRADES: 10-12 Prerequisite: C or higher in Tech Theater 1, Instructor approval Semesters: 2 Periods: 1 Technical Theater 2, 3, and 4 topics include scene construction, technical paperwork, drafting, and beginning design work in scenery and lighting. Students develop a higher level of technical
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