Applied Arts
Foods and Clothing classes provide
Maria students with opportunities to develop skills that will serve them well
throughout their lives. Everyone needs to eat and to wear clothes.
Knowing how to prepare delicious, nutritious foods and to be comfortable
in a kitchen is an asset, not only for you and your family, but when
applying for part time jobs. Being able to sew a split seam,
hem slacks or a skirt, replace a zipper, sew on a button, and sew a garment will
help students to save money, recognize quality, and maybe discover a
talent they didn't know they had. Students who want to be chefs, fashion
designers or go into fashion merchandising will benefit from the Foods and
Clothing classes.
Fine Arts Department
The
Fine Arts Department consists of four levels of classes. Students can
take Art I, II, III, and IV. In each of these courses, students learn
about the basic elements and principles of art while developing fundamental
skills in visual literacy. Two-dimensional and three-dimensional mediums
are explored to allow students an opportunity to investigate different art
forms as well as develop art pieces that express ideas. The Fine Arts
also develops skills in art criticism and art history.
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Fine and Applied Arts