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RMHS - Mesa Public Schools - Mesa, Arizona

549 N. Stapley Dr. · Mesa, AZ 85203 · 480.472.

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Why take Art?

  • Universities (including all the state universities in AZ) require at least one credit of fine arts courses for admission. Each of the art classes offered at RMHS will fulfill 1/2 credit of this requirement.
  • Art classes take everything you have learned in your core classes and apply it. We integrate the sciences, reading, writing, history, social studies and mathematics into our courses.
  • Our beginning level classes do not require any previous experience in the art form.
  • The SAT scores of students who have participated in the arts are higher than students who have not.
  • Read more about the benefits of participating in the arts!
Art Design in Photoshop Use Photoshop CS3 to create digital art.
AP Art History Earn college credit while exploring the history of art and learning how art reflects society.
Ceramics Learn clay modeling techniques and how to use the wheel.
Drawing Learn to manipulate form, line and texture in pencil and ink.
Jewelry  Construct jewelry using the sheet method with copper, silver, and nickel silver.
Painting  Water color and acrylic paints. Emphasis on basic techniques and composition. Paint abstract and realistic still life figures and landscapes. A variety of painting media is used.
Photography  Basic class in black and white photography, learning to use a camera, developing film and printing photographs. Advanced classes incorporate digital photography.
Sculpture  Students will explore the history, methods and materials of sculpture.
Stained Glass  For those wanting to learn general techniques used in making stained glass objects.
AP Studio Art  Offers the highly skilled junior or senior art student guidelines and instructions in the production and presentation of a portfolio for occupational or higher educational placement.

Visit the art course information page and the FAQ page for more information about specific classes.

Also, check out our teacher pages for links to class websites, examples of student work, copies of the syllabus and online galleries.

All students must start at the beginning level no matter previous experience.