Acting II: Improv for Ensemble Building
Explore the primary tools of improvisational theatre to build confidence, spontaneity, and creative abilities by learning to create compelling theatre by being present with other performers.
Adv. Acting and Performance I
Build a comprehensive acting toolbox by studying classical techniques (Stanislavski, Hagen, Meisner) and performing scenes from modern and classic plays (full year, 1/2 Fine Arts credit).
Adv. Acting and Performance II
The most advanced acting class, emphasizing greater depth, strength, and stylistic nuance in character work, preparing serious actors for college-level study and beyond (full year, 1/2 Fine Arts credit).
Playwriting
A process-dedicated course that encourages students to write quickly and fearlessly, introducing the traditional approach to theatre rooted in character and narrative structure.
Acting I
An introduction to theatre fundamentals, providing basic skills in acting, monologues, scene work, and the ability to use “self” (body, mind, imagination) to create honest characters.
New and Mixed-Media Arts-Tech
Investigate mixed-media sculpture and exploratory craft by using a broad palette of materials including wood, steel, and digital media (photography/video), with opportunities for concentration in Interactive Media.
AP Computer Science Principles
A rigorous, college-level course that develops computational thinking across all disciplines, encouraging creativity in developing digital artifacts and exploring the global impact of computing.
Comparative Religion
Gain an appreciation of the beliefs and customs of major world religions, equipping you with basic concepts to thoughtfully and authentically navigate a religiously pluralistic world.
Philosophy of Mindfulness
Take an “internal journey” through art, poetry, and meditation to develop non-cognitive skills—like concentration and resilience—needed to manage the “storm and stress” of 21st-century society.
History of Christianity
Discover the diversity of the global Christian tradition from its beginnings to the present day, analyzing how it has impacted world religion, culture, the arts, philosophy, and global politics.

