Art is formally offered as a course for students in grades seven through twelve, providing structured opportunities to develop both technical skill and creative expression. Students are introduced to a wide range of artistic media and processes, including watercolor, photography, woodworking, clay, ceramics, drawing, and additional studio-based techniques. Through hands-on instruction, students strengthen their understanding of composition, craftsmanship, design principles, and visual communication.

The program encourages students to explore individual interests while building confidence, problem-solving skills, and attention to detail. As students progress, they have opportunities to complete more advanced projects, reflect on their artistic choices, participate in critiques, and develop work suitable for display or portfolio use. Overall, the art program supports creativity, personal expression, and the development of skills that can be applied across academic, career, and community settings.