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FINE ARTS

Theatre Arts 1

Theatre Arts 1 is an introductory performance class designed for students who are interested in learning

about all areas of theatre with an emphasis on performance. Students will study acting concepts,

improvisation, character interpretation, and staging. Students will also study technical elements

including costuming, props, criticism, publicity, lighting design, and playwriting.

PREREQUISITES

Memorization, Writing,

Interpersonal Skills

PERKS OF THE PROGRAM

Social skills, confidence,

better understanding of self,

technical and design skills,

creative flexibility, physical

coordination, working as a

team.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$0

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

One mandatory play

attendance per semester for a

grade. Student will receive a

free complimentary ticket and

multiple show times from which

they can choose to attend.

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

Theatre Arts 1 is a sampler

platter of areas and skills

utilized in all of Theatre. We

alternate between performance

and technical units (the class is

split half and half). Students

are required to see one play

per semester, in addition to

participating in an end-of-year

evening showcase that is free

for their families and the public.

Students are encouraged but

not required to participate in

the after school Theatre

program.

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Theatre Arts 2

Theatre Arts 2 is an in-depth study of advanced acting techniques begun in Theatre Arts 1. Students will

work on a variety of classical and contemporary monologues and scenes. This is a participatory class

that generates in-class performance pieces with the possibility of producing public shows. Specialty

elements such as directing and playwriting will be explored through hands-on opportunities.

PREREQUISITES

Theatre Arts 1

Memorization

Writing








team.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$0

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

One mandatory play






OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

Theatre Arts 2 is a more in-

depth look at the performance

aspects of Theatre Arts 1. We

delve deeply into intermediate

acting methods and introduce

directing skills. Students are

required to see one play per

semester, in addition to







program.

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Theatre Arts 3

Theatre Arts 3 provides an in-depth study of advanced acting techniques begun in Theatre Arts 1 and 2.

Students will work on a variety of monologues, scenes, and short plays. This is a participatory class that

generates in-class performance pieces with the possibility of producing shows as part of Grand Oaks

Theatre's regular season. Specialty elements such as directing musical theatre, film literacy and tap

dance will be explored through hands-on opportunities. Students in Theatre Arts 3 will be required to

purchase & provide their own tap shoes before Tap Unit begins (dates to be provided).

PREREQUISITES

Theatre Arts 1

Theatre Arts 2

Memorization

Writing








team.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$0

Details Tap Shoes

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

N/A

MAJOR EVENTS

One mandatory play






OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION



aspects of Theatre Arts 1 &

Theatre Arts 2. We delve

deeply into advanced acting

methods and advanced

directing skills. Students are


semester. in addition to







program.

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Theatre Arts 4

Theatre Arts 4 provides an in-depth study of advanced acting techniques begun in Theatre Arts 1-3.

Students will work on a variety of monologues, scenes, and short plays. This is a participatory class that

generates in-class performance pieces with the possibility of producing shows as part of Grand Oaks

Theatre's regular season. Specialty elements such as directing musical theatre, film literacy and tap

dance will be explored through hands-on opportunities.

PREREQUISITES

Theatre Arts 1-3

Memorization

Writing








team.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$0

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

One mandatory play






OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION



aspects of Theatre Arts 1-3.

We delve deeply into advanced

acting methods and advanced

directing skills. Theatre 4

students are given a wide

variety of independent projects

from which they can choose to

study, learn, and produce

either a performance or

technical element. Students


per semester, in addition to







program.

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Tech Theatre 1

Tech Theatre 1 is a participatory class designed for students interested in learning about all areas of

theatre with an emphasis on technical theatre. Students will learn and practice scenic design and

stagecraft, properties, lighting, costumes, makeup, and sound. This is a hands-on class where students

will actively be applying the skills they learn to create production elements for GOHS shows.

PREREQUISITES

Good with hands

Basic design

Spacial reasoning

Basic math skills

Memorization

Writing



Design skills, spacial

reasoning, hands-on skills,

understanding of tools and

techniques, Social skills,

confidence, better

understanding of self, technical

and design skills, creative

flexibility, physical


team.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$0

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

One mandatory play






OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

Tech Theatre 1 is an

introductory look at all

technical elements of Theatre.

We go more in-depth with each

area/crew than your typical

Theatre Arts 1 class. Students

will not perform, but they will

need to be comfortable

presenting their finished work,

working with their hands, and

collaborating in a shop

environment. Students are


semester, in addition to







program.

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Tech Theatre 2, 3, & 4

Tech Theatre 2, Tech Theatre 3, and Tech Theatre 4 provide a workshop atmosphere for students to have

the opportunity to learn various aspects of technical production by designing and building for shows.

Students will work in scenic design & construction, lighting, costumes, properties, sound, publicity,

makeup design, and stage management. Advanced students will have the opportunity to take on roles of

leadership in the roles of crew heads, student designers, and running crews for the GOHS production

schedule.

PREREQUISITES

Tech Theatre 1

Good with hands

Basic design

Spacial reasoning

Basic math skills

Memorization

Writing



Design skills, spacial

reasoning, hands-on skills,

understanding of tools and

techniques, Social skills,

confidence, better





team.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$0

Details: N/A

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

One mandatory play






OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

Tech Theatre 2, 3, and 4 are a

hands-on workshop in which

students have the opportunity

to work on after school

productions during class. We

allow students to design for all

areas in our shows. Students


per semester, in an end-of-year



Students are required to

spend a minimum number of

hours each nine weeks after

school working on tech crews

for after school productions.

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Production Theatre

Production Theatre is a class designed for the advanced theatre student who is involved in all of the

major productions in the department. This will be a workshop atmosphere that will include production

meetings, work on the shows, and plans for other co-curricular theatre activities. Leadership training,

management, and individual development, research, and projects are emphasized. Production

participation (including after school production work) is required of all Theatre Production students.

Project assignments vary by production and will be assigned in class. Prerequisite: By audition only;

2020 Production Class auditions will be April 2, 2020, from 3-5 PM in the Black Box (Room 7012).

PREREQUISITES

Theatre Arts 1

Tech Theatre 1

Audition Only (1-minute

monologue for performers,

tech portfolio for technicians).


Leadership experience. Design

skills, spacial reasoning,

hands-on skills, understanding

of tools and techniques, Social

skills, confidence, better





team.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$0

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

One mandatory play






OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

Production Theatre is our

leadership team and is

therefore project-driven.

Students are in charge of

technical crews and leadership

roles in our department and

productions. We discuss our

progress on shows in

production meetings and work

independently or

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Orchestra

There are five performing orchestra classes at GOHS, grouped by ability level. Students must complete

an audition in order to be placed into an orchestra. Chamber and Symphony Orchestras will have a

higher percentage of upperclassmen while Philharmonic, Camerata, and Sinfonietta will have a higher

percentage of underclassmen. All Orchestra students participate in concerts, UIL and TMEA events.

Students are given opportunities for mental and physical discipline, citizenship through group endeavor,

physical conditioning, cultural growth, skills in making musical value judgments through critical

listening, skills in music theory, and proper instrumental techniques. Attendance at out-of-school

rehearsals and performances is required. Open to orchestra string instrumentalists only.

PREREQUISITES

Placement in the Grand Oaks

High School Orchestras is

determined by audition, so all

student's should begin

orchestra at GOHS with at

least 3-4 years of prior

experience and technique

already learned in order to

continue learning at the high

school level.


Live performance on violin

family instruments, music

reading, music history, different

genres of music (beyond

classical to include rock/pop),

time management, punctuality,

teamwork, work ethic, travel

(including performance in

alternate locations and cultural

enrichment), and more.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$100 Activity Fee

$25 Polo shirt, plus instrument,

etc.

Details: $100 Activity Fee goes

towards new music, technology,

miscellaneous trips, T-shirts, contest

entry fees, etc. Additional $75

Maintenance Fee

(cello/bass/piano/harp students)

covers instrument repair, strings,

bow hair, etc.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

Orchestra academic letter, as

well as the opportunity to

qualify at Region and State

levels.

MAJOR EVENTS

Up to 3 fall concerts

4 spring concerts

3 festival performances

UIL Concert/Sight-Reading,

UIL Solo/Ensemble

Region Orchestra

All-State Orchestra, and others

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

Audition is required in order for

the director to make

placements. Opportunity to

play 25 or more different

pieces of music throughout the

year, development of music

skills (hand/eye coordination),

exposure to various musical

and artistic genres, brain ex

CREDITS: 1


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Choir

Choir is a fine arts elective and performance based class. Students are taught the skills and

techniques for healthy singing through different genres of repertoire. This includes classical and

pop. Students perform in a minimum of 4 concerts per year and can also choose to participate in

several singing competitions. We also perform at pep rally's, have fun social events, take trips,

and end the year with pop show!

PREREQUISITES

No prior knowledge is needed

to be in choir. Everyone is

capable of singing.

However, having prior singing

or instrumental experience can

be beneficial.


Singing in different languages,

learning to use your voice, the

ability to read music,

leadership, team building,

scholarship opportunities,

singing in public spaces

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$75

Detials: This fee applies to the

2020-21 school year and is subject

to change in subsequent years. This

fee pays for uniforms, music,

clinicians, classroom supplies, etc.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

4 Major performances a year

Solo and Ensemble Contest

UIL Concert and Sighteading

Assessment

Pop Show (solo opportunities)

All State Choir Auditions

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

Participation based class and

must be willing to work hard

every class

Choir is a team sport and no

one sits the bench

CREDITS: 1


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Concert Band I

This is the 3rd band of 4. This is a standard high school band where students compete in UIL Concert and

Sight-Reading contest, perform in the GOHS solo and ensemble competition and attend regular after-

school section rehearsals. This band will rehearse after school in section rehearsals. Entrance into this

ensemble is by audition only.

PREREQUISITES

2 years of band


To learn and play challenging

concert band music

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

Paid for with fall band fee. There

are no extra fees assigned to this

class in the spring.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

Perform at UIL Concert and

Sight-Reading Contest.

Perform at the GOHS Solo and

GOHS Ensemble Contests

CREDITS: 1


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Concert Band II

This is the 4th band of 4. This is a remedial band class focusing on the development of musical

fundamentals. This is a great class for students re-entering band after a long break. The requirements of

this course are much less strenuous. Members of Concert II are still encouraged to become members of

the Grizzly Marching Band

PREREQUISITES

1 year of band

PERKS OF THE

PROGRAM

You will have an instant set

of friends. You will have the

opportunity to try out for the

competitive marching band.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$350 (if not in competitive

marching band)

Detials: We use this money for

clinicians, maintaining a high-

quality music library and the

operation of our solo and

ensemble competitions.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

UIL Concert and Sight-

Reading Contest

CREDITS: 1


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Symphonic Band

This is the 2nd band of 4. This advanced ensemble focuses on challenging music and advanced musical

concepts. Most of the students in this ensemble study their instrument with a private instructor. These

students attend regular after school sectionals and extra full rehearsals. These students compete at UIL

Concert and Sight-Reading Contest, the GOHS ensemble competition and the GOHS solo competition.

Entrance into this ensemble is by audition only.

PREREQUISITES

2 years of band


We perform very challenging

music.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$0 (if fall band fee is up to date)

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

UIL Concert and Sight-Reading

Contest

GOHS Solo Contest

GOHS Ensemble Contest

CREDITS: 1


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Wind Ensemble

This is the top band of 4. This highly advanced ensemble features the best players we have at

Grand Oaks High School. We play extremely difficult music and study professional-level

musical concepts. Nearly all of the students in this ensemble study their instrument with a private

instructor and most of them own their own instrument. This groups competes at UIL Concert and

Sight-Reading Contest and any other competitive concert band contest we decide fits our

program. Entrance into this ensemble is by audition only.

PREREQUISITES

At least three years of band.


This class is the shining star of

the GOHS band program. We

compete at the highest level of

our activity. The students in

this class represent the highest

achievers in the entire school.

Letter Jacket

This is a class for the highly

motivated student.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$600 (optional)

Detials: This fee is required for

students attending the Spring Trip.

Feel covers all travel costs

associated with Spring Trip

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

UIL Concert and Sight Reading

GOHS Ensemble Competition

GOHS Solo Competition

CREDITS: 1


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Instrumental Ensemble

This is a work period for members of the Grand Oaks High School Band Student Leadership Team.

Admission through director approval only.

PREREQUISITES

Student Leadership Team

Members ONLY


Extra time to work on Band-

related business.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$0

Detials: None

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

n/a

CREDITS: 1


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Marching Band

This includes every student in the program. It is a requirement for Wind Ensemble, Symphonic and

Concert Band I and is highly encouraged in Concert II. This is the most visible part of the GOHS Band

program. We begin membership selection for this group each year in May. Mandatory rehearsals for this

group begin in late May and continue in late July through the beginning of school. This group performs

at all football games and various marching band contests throughout the fall semester. To be considered

for a spot in the competitive marching band show, students need to be signed up for band before May

10th. There is a mandatory fair share fee for members of this group.

PREREQUISITES

Band for at least 2 years


Together with nearly 300

instant friends we learn the

value of patience, sacrifice and

hard work. So far this has paid

off with unbridled success at

marching contests in the

Houston area.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$700/year

Detials: We use the fee to pay for

Music, Drill, Clinicians,

Transportation and Food

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

All Varisty Football Games

UIL Marching Contest

Lone Star Preview Marching

Contest

Bands of America Marching

Contests

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

You need to be enrolled in

band by May 1st if you would

like to compete for a spot in the

competition show.

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Color Guard

In color guard, we are a team of members who perform choreographed dances and routines with various

equipment to enhance and interpret the music of the marching band/winter guard show. We use various

equipment including flags and rifles, along with other props. We perform using our equipment (flag, rifle,

prop, etc.), and emotional connections to the audience to enhance the meaning and feeling of our show.

In the Fall semester we perform and compete with the marching band at football games, and marching

band competitions. During the Winter semester, we compete on our own against other color guard

programs in the greater Houston area in an activity called Winter Guard. In color guard you will make

friends, create memories, and have so many opportunities to perform. Come try it out!

PREREQUISITES

No prerequisites required.


Performers in the Color Guard

program will learn how to

work as a team, dance, spin

equipment, and

perform/portray a

character/feeling during a

show. Experiences include

traveling to compete,

performing in front of your

friends and family, and even

learning how to be a more

confident you! As a band/color

guard program, you will walk

into this activity with over 200

friends.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$600-1200

Details: These fees are split up

over the course of an entire school

year. For both Marching Band and

Winter Guard shows, members are

required to pay fees that will help in

paying the cost of costumes, warm

ups, equipment, traveling, food

expense, and much more.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

You will receive a Fine Arts

and PE credit

MAJOR EVENTS

Football Games,

Marching/Winter Competitions

spread out over the Houston

area.

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

We welcome everyone to come

try it out! No matter what your

previous background is, we are a

huge family and would love to

become even bigger. Hope to see

you there!

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NOTE | The amount listed under Fees and Financial Requirements is an estimate and may vary based upon a variety of factors. If you have any questions, please see the instructor of the course for more details and definitive information.

FINE ARTS

Royal Pride Drill Team

A competitive drill team that focuses on the development of dance technique, leadership, cooperation,

self-discipline and sportsmanship.

We are double blocked & practice before/after school.

PREREQUISITES

Tryouts for the 2020-2021

team will be held April 28th-

May 1st.

**Tryout Packets will be

available March 24th and a

mandatory tryout meeting will

be held on April 14th for all

candidates and their parents in

the GOHS Gym.**

For more information please

contact Jessica Hardesty,

[email protected]


We Perform at GOHS pep

rallies, football games,

basketball games, community

events, local and state

competitions and their annual

spring show.

We Encourage high academic

standards, loyal school spirit

and high personal values

among its members.

We Dances in various styles

including traditional kick, pom,

jazz, modern, contemporary,

lyrical, hip hop, and more.

Being a part of our team is

about more than the dancing, it

is about being a family.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$1,500

Details: $200-Camp Fee

$250-Contest Fee

$1000-Attire your first year (includes

practice clothes, performance

accessories, bags, warm ups, shoes,

stadium seat, poncho, etc.

*Year 1 is the most expensive but

the cost significantly decreases the

longer you stay on

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

Team Summer Camp- July

20th-24th

Summer Practices- July 27th-

31st & August 3rd-7th

Football & Pep Rally Season-

August-November

Contest Season-December-

March

Spring Show Season-March-

April

Tryouts/Banquet-May

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

This course counts for PE and/or

Fine Arts credit

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*If you do not make the royal

pride drill team we strongly

encourage you sign up for the

Dance Department-Dance Class

here at GOHS

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Dance I-IV

Students will learn and perform dance through a broad presentation of skills, technical terminology,

historical background, cultural and artistic diversity. Students are given the opportunity to experience

movement physically and visually; experimenting/exploring within the creative process of

group/individual choreography through the dance genres of ballet, modern, folk/social, jazz and ethnic.

PREREQUISITES

Each class is a prerequisite to

the next level. We offer levels

I-IV here at GOHS.


You will study all genres of

dance. You will gain

technique, rhythm, timing,

precision, performance

ability, confidence and more.

You will have fun learning

something new and making

friends in a fun classroom

environment.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$50

Details: All black dance clothes &

Dance Shoes

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

Each year we perform in the

GOHS spring show (April)

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

You can receive multiple credits

for this class including P.E. and

Fine Arts.

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Art Appreciation

This is a one-year foundation course. Application of the fundamentals of design will be used to develop

basic skills and techniques as well as an understanding and appreciation of historical and contemporary

art and artists. This course is taught from a survey of Art perspective with limited studio activities in

drawing, painting, photography, printmaking, ceramics and sculpture. This course is an appropriate type

of Fine Arts Credit for those who do not wish to continue in Art. Also, this course provides an appropriate

Fine Arts elective option for students who move in and /or are trying to earn Fine Arts Credit late in HS.

PREREQUISITES

n/a


Students get to experience a

variety of art materials used to

express ideas and concepts,

as well as explore the visual

arts throughout a multitude of

cultures and time periods.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$25

Details: The class fee covers the

supplies used for the creation of

student artwork in this course.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

N/A

MAJOR EVENTS

Students will have the

opportunity to participate in the

Houston Live Stock and Rodeo

Show

Visual Arts Scholastic Event,

and others.

Students will also be able to

have art displayed in the

GOHS Student Art Show and

the District Art Show.

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

This is an introductory art

course that creates less

rigorous art projects and is

designed for students not

wishing to continue in visual

arts.

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Art I

This is a one-year foundation course. Thorough application of the fundamentals of design will be used to

develop basic skills and techniques as well as an understanding and appreciation of historical and

contemporary art and artists. Studio activities include drawing, painting, photography, printmaking,

ceramics and sculpture. This course is designed for students who plan to advance to higher level Art

courses in a coherent sequence. The rigor of this course is designed for students going on to take Art II

and beyond.

PREREQUISITES

n/a


Students will explore the many

applications of artistic

expression to share ideas,

thoughts, and feelings. This

course will teach students how

to use a variety of crafting

materials and tools. There will

be opportunities to create and

submit work for various art

shows and contests.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$40




CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS




Show, Visual Arts Scholastic

Event, and others. Students

will also be able to have art

displayed in the GOHS Student

Art Show and the District Art

Show.

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

This course is for students who

are considering taking higher

level art courses to hone their

skills.

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Ceramics II

This is a course in clay which encompasses both sculpture and pottery. Students will study the properties

and processes of clay, including hand building, wheel throwing, kiln firing and glazing. Understanding

and application of the Elements and Principles of Art and Design will guide the criteria. Integration of

appreciation, aesthetics and history will add enrichment to the hands-on studio practice.

PREREQUISITES

ART I


Creative thinking and problem

solving. Personalized art to

take home.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$65.00


student supplies needed to complete

the course. These projects are taken

home by the student upon

completion.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

VASE/Houston Livestock Show

and Rodeo

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Ceramics III

Students will build on the ceramics skills and study learned in Ceramics II with an eye toward

specialization. Relevance to college and career will be considered. Further development of skills,

knowledge and appreciation is done through experimentation, research, and practice.

PREREQUISITES

Art I

Ceramics II


Creative problem thinking and

solving. Personalized projects

to take home.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$75

Details: Cost of fee covers the

student supplies and materials used

during the duration of the class.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

VASE

Houston Livestock Show and

Rodeo

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Ceramics IV

Students will resume Ceramics study begun in Art III with an eye toward specialization.

PREREQUISITES

Art I

Ceramics II

Ceramics III



solving. Personalized artwork

to take home.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$75

Details: Fees covers supplies

needed to create sculptures in the

class.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

VASE/ Houston Livestock

Show and Rodeo

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Sculpture II

This course will encompass the development of creative problem solving and practical skills in three

dimensional design. Clay and various other materials will be used. Many power and hand tools will be

safely used while working with woods. Art history, appreciation, aesthetics and criticism will be

integrated into studio practice.

PREREQUISITES

Art I



solving. Personalized projects

to take home.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$65.00

Details: Fees will be used to

provide materials and supplies for

students to create sculptures with

throughout the year,

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

VASE/ Houston Livestock

Show and Rodeo

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Sculpture III

This course will develop problem-solving skills while working three-dimensionally with various

materials, which may include clay, wood, stone, and plaster as well as mixed media. Emphasis will be on

exploring individual ideas. Art history, appreciation, aesthetics and criticism will be integrated with

studio practice.

PREREQUISITES

Art I

Sculpture II



solving skills. Personalized

projects to take home.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$75

Details: Fee covers cost of supplies

and materials used to create

sculptures throughout the year.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

VASE


Rodeo

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Sculpture IV

This is a continuation of skills and concepts from Art III with extensive individual exploration and

independent study.

PREREQUISITES

Art I

Sculpture II

Sculpture III



solving. Personalized artwork

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$75

Details: Fees are used to purchase

materials for the class which are

used to create personal artwork for

the students.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

VASE


Rodeo

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Painting II

This course includes a more in-depth study of Art I painting and drawing with additional media

exploration and further development of problem-solving skills. Integration of art history, appreciation,

aesthetics, and criticism will add enrichment to the hands-on studio practice.

PREREQUISITES

Art I


Students get to develop their

art making skills, participate in

contests and shows while

improving their creative

problem solving abilities.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$65.

Details: Fees cover the price of

canvas or panel for acrylic painting,

paper and numerous drawing and

painting mediums.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS

Students will be able to

participate in contests such as

the Visual Art Scholastic Event

Western Art Show and others

Students will also have the

opportunity to have work


Art Show and

CISD District Art Show.

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

This is an advanced studio

intensive course and as such

requires active participation in

the investigation and making of

art.

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Painting III

This course includes a more in-depth study of painting and drawing with additional media exploration

and further development of problem-solving skills. This course will explore multiple styles, techniques

and media in both painting and drawing from representation to abstraction. Media that will be used

includes oils, acrylics, watercolors, pastels and inks. Art history, appreciation, aesthetics and criticism

will be integrated with studio activities. There will be emphasis on individual style and development of

personal portfolios.

PREREQUISITES

Art I

Painting II







FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$75.

Details: Fees cover the price of



painting mediums.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS




Western Art Show and others.




Art Show and


OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION





art.

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Painting IV

This course includes a more in-depth study of painting and drawing with additional media exploration

and further development of problem-solving skills. This course will explore multiple styles, techniques

and media in both painting and drawing from representation to abstraction. Media that will be used

includes acrylics, watercolors, pastels and inks. Art history, appreciation, aesthetics and criticism will be

integrated with studio activities. There will be emphasis on individual style and development of personal

portfolios.

PREREQUISITES

Art I

Painting II

Painting III.







FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$75.

Details: . Fees cover the price of



painting mediums.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS








Art Show and

CISD District Art Show

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION





art.

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Drawing II

This is a one year course for students who wish to further develop drawing skills introduced in Art I.

Students rely on direct observation of their environment, as well as imagination, memory, and their own

life experiences to create expressive drawings. A variety of media, including pencil, colored pencil,

charcoal, conte, pastel, pen and ink, and mixed media is employed to communicate personal themes.

Important concepts include light and shadow, composition, perspective, and abstraction.

PREREQUISITES

Art I


This course helps students

expand upon concepts

introduced in Art I with a focus

on 2D drawing techniques and

materials. Students will have

opportunities to refine their

skills and create work for

various art shows and

contests. Artwork will be

evaluated more critically in this

course as students begin

honing their problem solving

skills to improve their craft.

FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$65




CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS




Show

Visual Arts Scholastic Event,

and others.

Students will also be able to

have art displayed in the

GOHS Student Art Show and

the District Art Show.

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION


intensive course, and as such



art.

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Drawing III

This is a one year course for students who wish to further develop drawing skills and study learned in

Drawing with an eye toward specialization. Students rely on direct observation of their environment, as

well as imagination, memory, and their own life experiences to create expressive drawings. Relevance to

college and career will be considered. Further development of skills, knowledge and appreciation is done

through experimentation, research, and practice. A variety of media, including pencil, colored pencil,

charcoal, conte, pastel, pen and ink, and mixed media is employed to communicate personal themes.

Important concepts include light and shadow, composition, perspective, and abstraction.

PREREQUISITES

Art I

Drawing II







FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$75

Details: The class fee will cover all

of the material and supplies the

students will use for the creation of

artwork over the course of the year.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS



the Visual Art Scholastic Event,





Art Show and CISD District Art

Show.

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION





art.

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Drawing IV

This is a one year course for students who wish to further develop drawing skills and study learned in

Drawing II and III with an eye toward specialization. Students rely on direct observation of their

environment, as well as imagination, memory, and their own life experiences to create expressive

drawings. Relevance to college and career will be considered. Further development of skills, knowledge

and appreciation is done through experimentation, research, and practice. A variety of media, including

pencil, colored pencil, charcoal, conte, pastel, pen and ink, and mixed media is employed to communicate

personal themes. Important concepts include light and shadow, composition, perspective, and

abstraction.

PREREQUISITES

Art I

Drawing II

Drawing III







FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$75

Details: The fee will cover all of the

supplies needed to complete the

required projects for the course.

CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS








Art Show and


OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION





art.

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Art Drawing | AP

The Drawing Portfolio is designed to address a broad interpretation of drawing issues. For example,

painting, printmaking, studies for sculptures, some forms of design, and abstract and observational works

would qualify as addressing drawing issues. College credit for Advanced Placement in studio art can be

earned with their portfolio of work produced in this course and submitted for evaluation by the College

Board. (Credit earned is dependent upon score received and policies of the university.) Studio practice

emphasizes independent exploration and research, experimentation of materials and themes, concept

development, some instructor-guided exercises, consideration of college and career choices, presentation

and exhibition. Students are required to submit a portfolio for the AP Art Drawing exam.

PREREQUISITES

To take an AP Studio course

the student must first take a

level II studio art course.







FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$100.




CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS








Art Show and





Art Show and



opportunity to earn college

credit for this course upon

successful completion of the

College Board Exam.

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION





art.

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Two-Dimensional Design | AP

The Two-Dimensional Design Portfolio is designed to address a broad interpretation of design issues.

For example, drawing, painting, printmaking, studies for sculptures, some forms of design, and abstract

and observational works would qualify as addressing drawing issues. College credit for Advanced

Placement in studio art can be earned with their portfolio of work produced in this course and submitted

for evaluation by the College Board. (Credit earned is dependent upon score received and policies of the

university.) Studio practice emphasizes independent exploration and research, experimentation of

materials and themes, concept development, some instructor-guided exercises, consideration of college

and career choices, presentation and exhibition. Students are required to submit a portfolio for the AP

Art exam.

PREREQUISITES

The prerequisite for the AP

Studio Art course is successful

completion of a level II art

course.







FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$100.




CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS








Art Show and






College Board Exam.

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION





art.

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Three-Dimensional Design | AP

The Three-Dimensional Design Portfolio is designed to address a broad interpretation of design issues.

For example, sculpture, ceramics, mixed-media, studies for sculptures, some forms of design, and

abstract and observational works would qualify as addressing design issues. College credit for Advanced

Placement in studio art can be earned with their portfolio of work produced in this course and submitted

for evaluation by the College Board. (Credit earned is dependent upon score received and policies of the

university.) Studio practice emphasizes independent exploration and research, experimentation of

materials and themes, concept development, some instructor-guided exercises, consideration of college

and career choices, presentation and exhibition. Students are required to submit a portfolio for the AP

Art exam.

PREREQUISITES

The prerequisite for the AP

Studio Art Courses is a level II

art course.







FEES & FINANCIAL

REQUIREMENTS

$100.




CERTIFICATIONS

AVAILABLE

n/a

MAJOR EVENTS








Art Show and






College Board Exam.

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION





art.

CREDITS: 1


FINE ARTS

Art History | AP

GRADE POINTS EARNED

for an A = 6.0

PREREQUISITES

n/a

CROSS CURRICULAR

CONNECTIONS

n/a

OUTSIDE READING

30-60 minutes of reading

required outside of class

HOMEWORK

Less than 30 minutes per

evening

COMPLEXITY LEVEL

4 out of 5

WHAT DOES INSTRUCTION

LOOK LIKE

Teacher Guided Instruction

Lecture, Independent Practice

Collaborative Groups

Higher Critical Thinking

(Analysis, Debates,

Evaluations, Open-Ended

Questions, etc.)

Application Focused Instruction

Intensive Writing

Open-Ended Note-Taking

(Student Led)

OTHER IMPORTANT

INFORMATION

This is a course of study aimed

at students who might be

interested in taking the Advanced

Placement Art History Exam for

college credit. This course is

especially helpful in developing

analytical skills and gaining a

deeper understanding of world

cultures, history and religion.

SAMPLE TEST QUESTIONS

Select and completely identify one work of art in which the artist chose specific materials or imagery to

comment on the legacy of colonialism. Describe at least two materials or examples of imagery used in the

work that are related to colonialism. Explain the commentary on the legacy of colonialism that that the

artist intended to make through the choice of materials or imagery. Use at least two examples of specific

contextual evidence about the materials or imagery in your explanation.

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