Exploratory Classes
Art šØ
In art, students increase their knowledge of the elements and principles of design, learn about the origins of art in culture, study famous artists and their artwork, learn how to critique artwork, and, most importantly, create wonderful works of art! Honors Art is available for 7th and 8th grade students.
Band š·
In band, students are taught to play an instrument while learning to create, perform, and respond to music! They get instruction from an instrumental music teacher while gaining the experience of collaborating with an ensemble. In addition to our traditional band classes, 7th and 8th grade students have the opportunity to participate in Jazz Band.
Choir/Vocal Music š¤
In choir/vocal music, students learn about all forms of music. Students learn about history, culture, and theory through song. Additionally, students practice sight-reading music daily to build independent musicianship.
Gaming Concepts š®
In gaming concepts, students practice real-life skills via video game activities. The curriculum covers digital citizenship, social emotional learning, gamer health, technology skills, future readiness, sportsmanship, and more.
Leadership š”ļø
Students learn about valuable skills through sessions about managing group dynamics, communication skills, project management, emotional intelligence, and conflict resolution. As a result of the highly-structured opportunities provided, students develop skills to help them be leaders in and out of the school.
Orchestra š»
In orchestra, students are taught to play an instrument while learning to create, perform, and respond to music! They get instruction from an instrumental music teacher while gaining the experience of collaborating with an ensemble.
Physical Education šš½
In physical education, students develop skills as they participate in multiple activities, from volleyball to flag football. Students will always be active and learn about social responsibility, team building, and problem-solving. Your child will also learn all the basics of every game and activity they play.
Technology š„ļø
In technology, students will learn to operate and use computers and other technological tools for productivity, problem-solving, and learning. Our technology classes are PLTW (Project Lead The Way) courses. Technology classes include Robotics (competitive and non-competitive), Introduction to Manufacturing, Introduction to Engineering, Explorations in Technology, and Computer Coding.