Elementary students create original works of art in a variety of media, participate in art critiques, and are introduced to artists and their works. Student artwork is displayed in the school as well as at the Oconee County School District Art Exhibition.

Contact

For more information about Lower School Art, please contact Heather Lambert at hlambert@princeave.org.

Middle school Intro to Art focuses on the elements of art through a variety of art techniques and media. Students will experience art history and art appreciation while creating finished works of art.

Middle School Drawing focuses on the elements of art through a variety of drawing media and techniques such as graphite, oil pastel, and color pencil.

Middle School Printmaking focuses on the elements of art through the printmaking processes of relief and reduction linoleum printing.

For more information about Middle School Art, please contact Leah Laturell at llaturell@princeave.org.

High school Intro to Arts focuses on the elements of art through a variety of art techniques and media. Students will experience art history and art appreciation while creating finished art works.

High School Drawing focuses on the elements of art through a variety of drawing media and techniques such as charcoal, graphite, oil pastel, and color pencil.

High School Printmaking focuses on the elements of art through the printmaking processes of relief and reduction linoleum printing.

High School Painting focuses on the elements and principles of art through a variety of painting media and techniques such as watercolor, acrylic, and encaustic.

Students will learn the foundational construction and surface design skills of pottery and ceramics while implementing the elements and principles of art, resulting in finished works of art which honor our Creator with the gifts and talents He has given.

High School Honors Art builds on and perfects a variety of art, media, and techniques. Students are able to choose their own direction while maintaining a high standard of technical and conceptual difficulty.

For more information about High School Art, please contact Meghan Hudson at mhudson@princeave.org.

Students may participate in the National Art Honor Society when they have completed one year of high school art with an A average, continue to create art in and outside of class, participate in service opportunities, and maintain an academic standard in all classes with an 85 or above cumulative average.

Each year the lower, middle, and high school art teachers in Oconee County public and private schools select artwork for display in the Oconee County School District Art Exhibition. Artwork is displayed at the Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation building in Watkinsville during the month of March. The exhibit opens with a reception for all participating student artists and their families.

Throughout the school year and during the summer, PACS art teachers offer workshops and private lessons. For more information, please contact the art teachers.

Lower School Art

Heather Lambert, hlambert@princeave.org

Middle School Art

Leah Laturell, llaturell@princeave.org

High School Art

Meghan Hudson, mhudson@princeave.org