
The arts are woven into the Early Childhood experience as students explore creativity, express ideas, and engage with God’s Word. Through guided artistic activities, students begin developing fine motor skills, imagination, and a joyful understanding that creativity can be used to praise and honor the Lord.
Elementary students are challenged to use creativity and imagination while learning that each person is created in the image of God. As part of the Specials rotation, students explore a variety of artists, techniques, and mediums—developing confidence and personal expression.
Students learn and practice:
Student artwork is displayed during Winter and Spring Art Showcases, held in conjunction with school performances.
Middle School Visual Arts is offered as an enrichment opportunity for students to explore specialized mediums and begin developing their personal artistic style. As students study various artists and techniques, they learn to translate ideas into meaningful visual expression.
Instruction focuses on:
High School Visual Arts electives allow students to mature in technique, creativity, and intentional design. Students explore advanced mediums while developing a personal style and artistic discipline that prepares them for future study or creative careers.
Students gain: