Exploring imaginative expression and creative career pathways, students learn design fundamentals, examine commercial Artwork and their producers, and create and replicate prints and textiles. Students also experiment with various media in hands-on projects with papercraft, block printmaking, and fabric printing.

With ballet as the foundation of most dance styles, students learn vocabulary, safe body practices, warmup technique and coordination, technical exercises, and movement combinations while building grace, balance, flexibility, and strength. Through this foundation, students learn Jazz and Hip-Hop dance styles, discuss their cultural, historical, and societal significance, and explore how those dance forms relate to their lived experiences.

An exploratory introduction to the Art of self-expression, students engage with various media such as painting, charcoal, and collage. Using 2-D and 3-D Art as a gateway, students develop their technical knowledge, are exposed to healthy and cathartic methods of emotional expression, and build confidence in their Artistic abilities and themselves.

Students learn the fundamentals and base steps of Salsa and other forms of Latin dance, gaining an understanding of timing, stepping, and counting primary rhythms. Exploring musicality, students learn to dance in rhythm and begin to improvise moves. Classes focus on learning classic dance steps that celebrate the roots of Latin dance and cultural traditions.

A class for curious music makers, students learn how to play the guitar while studying the musicality of folk, classical, and modern music. Driven by the students' tastes and preferences, they write their own lyrics, create their own music, and perform original works.

Learning the story elements of staged drama, students explore Singing, Dancing, and Acting to amplify self-expression. As an ensemble, students dive into character work, blocking, and stage presence culminating in a celebratory performance of choreography and songs.

Stimulating an appreciation for analog and digital Photography, students also experiment with camera-less processes to understand the fundamental role of light in imprinting an image. Exploring the history of Photography and pioneer photographers, students build a portfolio of various styles, including self-portrait, still-life, collage, photomontage, and experimental landscape.

*After-school only. Invitation after application and audition process.*

A one-of-a-kind, immersive Theatre program, students explore the work and history of two of the most important and accomplished playwrights of all time: August Wilson and William Shakespeare. Inclusive of all skill levels and Acting backgrounds, the Wilson ‘n William program aims to enhance the Artistic while endeavoring to be holistic through heart-centered Acting coaching.

Building critical thinking, reading, and comprehension skills, the Young Actors Club focuses on providing elementary-aged students the opportunity to perform modern and classical monologues and scenes while allowing them to improvise and develop expressive Acting skills through fun Theatre games. Centering on holistic development, students journal, meditate, and practice relaxation exercises to increase their social and emotional wellness.

Focusing on fun and creativity, K-2nd grade learners develop fundamental Acting skills through Theatre games and improvisation. In the spirit of spontaneity and within a “judgment-free zone,” young Artists explore story, emotions, character work, and collaboration while being solely dependent on their imaginations rather than a script. Culminating performances include participation from family members, school site personnel, and other audience members making for an incredible community-building experience!