“We live in an age when the most valuable asset any economy can have is the ability to be creative–to spark and imagine new ideas, be they Broadway tunes, great books, iPads or new cancer drugs.”
–Thomas Friedman, New York Times, August 4, 2010.

The Shoreline School District Art Department teaches students to be creative through Visual Arts Education. Students gain knowledge of cultural and human understanding and a means of developing creative and flexible forms of thinking that are critical to a comprehensive education. Our students develop visual and critical thinking skills necessary to participate in society and to become future leaders and innovators in the 21st century work force.

High School Art Courses

Intro to Multimedia & Design
Art Intro
Drawing and Painting
Cartooning
Jewelry Metals
Ceramics
Digital Photo
Video Production
AP Digital Photo
AP Studio Art 2D Design

Middle School Art Courses

Einstein Middle School:
Ceramics / Sculpture
Design Studio
Cartooning
Painting and Drawing

Kellogg Middle School:
Exploratory Art
Ceramics 1 & 2
Drawing and Painting 1 & 2
Sculpture
Printmaking

 

Contact Info

Instructional Specialist:

Laura King
Visual Art Specialist
206.393.6267