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Sequence of Study
Today’s students have come of age in the art world at a time when lines are dissipating.
It is based on a two-year sequence of study, with students taking 3.5 credits in a required core program area plus 4.5 credits in an area of further concentration. Beyond the required 3.5 program pathway credits, students will be able to deepen their skill set
The interplay between the core coursework and the student’s technical skill building will result in a versatile professional.
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Required CTE Credits
In order to qualify for a CTE Endorsed Diploma/Alternative Graduation, Pathways students must earn 3.5 CTE credits within their chosen pathway along with .5 credits in Career and Financial Management. Students who attend LIHSA’s 2-year program will also have 4.5 additional credits to take in elective courses.
See the Course Catalog for a full listing of the elective course offerings.
Activism and Performance, Artistic Direction and Production, Rhythmic Exploration, Creativity and Collaboration, Composition of Original Works, Solo Performance, Original Works Performed, and Movement and Storytelling.
Digital Imaging, Objects and Visual Meaning, Activism and Artmaking, Digital Mixed-Media Lab, Art and Institutions, Curating Displays of Visual Works, The Exhibition, and New York City & Surrounds in Media.
Lighting Design & Electrics, Audience Management, Life Cast & Character Design, Advanced Scenic Design, Stage Management, Microphones & The Performer, Computer Modeling, Introduction to Theatre, Scars, and Aging, Costume Construction, Directing and Makeup Application.
Students in all three program strands will complete Career and Financial Management coursework, a requirement of a CTE program, through the following courses, by taking one each semester: Careers in the Arts, Artist Management, Arts Entrepreneurship, and Creative Promotion in the Arts.