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Which Programs Are Appropriate For My Student?

Rising Artist (RA): This student is new or newer to the art form they are interested in. Mostly every concept they learn is new to them or is a refresher. If you are unsure of your child’s level, this is a good choice.

The Everyday Artist (TEA): This student has had some experience in their chosen art form and are comfortable in performing basic to intermediate skills needed. They have taken a number of intro classes or have a few years of experience.

College Prep (CP): This student is well versed in their chosen art form and very comfortable demonstrating their skills and knowledge. They are looking to grow their portfolio, practice or prepare for auditions for college or college level studio work.

Please be advised that, ultimately, every student and their artistic journey is unique and should be seen as such. These designations are to help you should you need guidance.

Registration opens January 2024

High School Art & Design

High Schoolers are ready to specialize and explore arts topics beyond the normal classroom. Whether college-bound or not, explore your art & design skills with us.

  • These programs are commuter only.
  • Students enrolled in both morning and afternoon sessions are required bring their own lunch.
  • Suggested for students rising 9th to rising 12th grades.

Stay tuned for a select few photos of programs from Summer 2023. Future programs and registration will open in January 2024

Middle School Art & Design 

Middle School is the perfect time to try your hand at something new or to explore your artistry. Customize your art & design experience on a college campus.

  • These programs are commuter only.
  • Students enrolled in both morning and afternoon sessions are required bring their own lunch.
  • Suggested for students rising 5th to rising 8th grades.

Stay tuned for a select few photos of programs from Summer 2023. Future programs and registration will open in January 2024.