Creative Arts
The Creative Arts Conservatory offers students a rich foundation in the visual and literary arts, including painting, ceramics, drawing, photography, film & video, and creative writing. Our program emphasizes both technical skill and creative expression, preparing students to develop their artistic voices while building a strong portfolio. With a focus on discipline, exploration, and critical thinking, the conservatory provides a solid foundation for students who wish to pursue further education in college and beyond.
Areas of Study
A program for students passionate about drawing, painting, sculpture, and design. Students explore traditional and contemporary techniques while developing their personal style and creative vision. The program nurtures both technical skill and conceptual thinking, preparing students to continue into advanced art studies or careers in fine arts, design, and related fields.
Visual Arts
A program centered on the art and technique of capturing images. Students learn the fundamentals of composition, lighting, editing, and digital/film photography while also exploring photography’s history and cultural impact. The program provides opportunities for creative projects, exhibitions, and portfolio development for future artistic or professional pursuits.
Photography
A program designed for students who want to develop their voice as writers. Students explore poetry, fiction, non-fiction, screenwriting, and other forms of storytelling while learning techniques that strengthen creativity, structure, and style. The program emphasizes both individual expression and collaborative projects, preparing students for careers or advanced study in writing and literature.
Creative Writing
A program that combines creativity with technology, focusing on digital storytelling, video production, audio, and design. Students gain hands-on experience with media tools and software while exploring how media shapes culture and communication. The program encourages critical thinking and innovation, equipping students for future careers in film, broadcasting, journalism, and multimedia industries.