Fine Arts Art I - The curriculum is designed to introduce the student

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Fine Arts
Art I - The curriculum is designed to introduce the student to various forms of art as well as
different techniques used. Examples of course content are Egyptian, Roman and Renaissance
art. Impressionism, surrealism and abstract art will also be introduced.
Honors Art - The course is structured to build on the foundation laid in Art I. There will be an
introduction to other art forms including two and three dimensional drawings. Concentration
areas will include five elements of art, those being line, shape, value, color and texture.
AP Art - AP drawing class is a studio class which is offered at RCA for students who have had
2-3 years of previous art training. Through studio practice, application of design concepts and
informed decision making, students assemble a body of work in drawing, painting, and
printmaking that demonstrates a high level of quality. At the end of the year, students submit a
digital copy of their work to the AP board for evaluation and college credit. AP students are
required to produce 24 works and will be working at home as well as in class. This class is for
the dedicated art student who wishes to advance in the visual arts.
Chorus - Students will learn to use their vocal instrument to create a correct and pleasing singing
sound. In addition to learning proper vocal production and technique, students will also learn
music reading skills, sight-singing skills, and performance skills. Chorus also offers
opportunities for students to develop team building and leadership skills. This is a performancebased class. Participation in concert performances outside of regular class hours is required.
Drama - The curriculum is designed to assist students in the aspects of drama/acting. Students
will learn to appreciate the art of acting and will use for a text “The Stage and the School.”
Drama is usually paired with Speech.
Speech - The curriculum is designed to instruct students on the importance of communication.
Students will give speeches and learn about the key elements of communication and its various
forms. Students will learn how to conduct job interviews, college interviews, group
communication, dramatic presentations and debating skills. Speech is usually paired with Drama.
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