Courses
Art
St. Hubert offers a well-rounded, four-year Art Program that arms students with a strong body of work upon completion of the program . Students in this program have been featured in special exhibits, news releases, won several major awards in various competitions and jury exhibits, and have received numerous scholarships to various art schools.
St. Hubert offers a well-rounded, four-year Art Program that arms students with a strong body of work upon completion of the program . Students in this program have been featured in special exhibits, news releases, won several major awards in various competitions and jury exhibits, and have received numerous scholarships to various art schools.
Art courses are offered to students who desire to develop their artistic skills. A wide variety of experiences are provided throughout the different levels. The major areas of study are:
Drawing
color theory
design principles
painting
ceramics
basic photography
computer graphics
An understanding of the basics, through progressive lessons, prepares the student to meet new challenges on her own. A half-credit for Related Arts is preferred before entering the art courses. However, it is not mandatory. All art students are required to participate in the annual Art Exhibit in May. A materials fee is charged for each art course.
800 RELATED ARTS (0.50 Credits)
This course is designed to develop an appreciation for, and an understanding of, the various art forms including drama, music, dance, film and art. The student becomes aware of these artistic disciplines through the study and experience of the elements of these disciplines. This course encourages students to attend performances offered by the students at St. Hubert. This course is also offered to the sophomores who did not take it in freshman year
Grade 9
810 HONORS ART 1 (1 Credit)
Art 1 is open to any student interested in studying Art. The course deals with the fundamentals of drawing, design, composition and perspective. Students use pencil, charcoal, pen and ink, watercolor and pastels, as well as computer graphics, to explore their creativity. The students are introduced to different periods and cultures in Art. Pre-requisite: Pre-registration with approval of the art teacher.
Grades 9, 10, 11
Artwork:
820 HONORS ART 2 (1 Credit)
The second year art student is introduced to processes and techniques that include printmaking, ceramics, colored pencil, watercolor & acrylic painting, interior drawing/design, and graphic design. Artists who made their mark in history are studied and their styles are explored. Pre-requisites: Successful completion of Art I with approval of the art teacher
Grades 10, 11, 12
Artwork:
821 HONORS ART 3 (1 Credit)
In Art 3 the emphasis is placed on enrichment and on the development of an individual approach to art in a variety of media. Painting, color theory, graphic design/advertising, introduction to sculpture, independent projects and preparation of a portfolio comprise the special offerings. Students continue to develop a critical eye as they analyze master artists and various cultures. Pre-requisites: Successful completion of Art 2 or equivalent, as determined by portfolio with approval of the art teacher
Grades 11, 12
Artwork:
822 HONORS ART 4 (1 Credit)
In Art 4 students will continue to develop their individual drawing and painting styles. Students will be given more challenging visual problems to solve, while developing their own “voice”. Many assignments will be more thematic in nature, and will require strong problem-solving and advanced technical skills. Focus will be placed on developing a strong, comprehensive body of work that demonstrates the students ability level, and varied art experiences. Pre-requisites: Successful completion of Art 3 with approval of the art teacher
Grade 12
Artwork:
825 AP STUDIO ART- DRAWING (1 Credit)
Students demonstrating advanced ability in ART 2 or ART 3, upon the approval of the Art Department, may elect to participate in the AP Studio Art - Drawing or 2D design program for advanced, college-level study. This course will consist of challenging observational work, in depth study and usage of color, various drawing problems and painting techniques. The workload is double that of an Honors Art course. Students will be expected to work on several projects at one time. Students with strong drawing skills and a consistent work ethic are eligible. The AP test fee is additional to the art fee. Pre-requisites: Successful completion of Art 2 or Art 3 as determined by portfolio with approval of the art teacher.
Grade 12
Artwork:
828 AP ART HISTORY (1 Credit)
This course is designed for students who have an interest in the study of history, cultures, and the arts. The course offers an overview of history from an art perspective and emphasizes the connection between arts and cultures. European art history as well as Asian, Indian and African cultures are covered in the course with an emphasis on how the past has influenced the art we create today. It is not required that students be involved in Studio Art to take this course as no art production takes place. Pre-requisite: Honors level English or History in sophomore and/or junior year. Students not in Honors must have approval by Department Chairperson.
Grades 11, 12
Artwork:
882 DIGITAL IMAGING AND DESIGN (1 Credit)
Graphic Design is intended to introduce students to digital media and computer based design. This course will draw on student’s creativity to produce works of art using digital cameras, scanners, and computers. A basic understanding of computer applications is expected. Students will explore careers in digital arts, photography, illustration, advertising, fashion, interior, and graphic design. Students will also master the basics of design including layout, typography, and color and the elements and principles of art. Industry standard hardware and software including Apple computers and Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and In Design will be introduced
Grades 11, 12
Artwork:
800 RELATED ARTS (0.50 Credits)
This course is designed to develop an appreciation for, and an understanding of, the various art forms including drama, music, dance, film and art. The student becomes aware of these artistic disciplines through the study and experience of the elements of these disciplines. This course encourages students to attend performances offered by the students at St. Hubert. This course is also offered to the sophomores who did not take it in freshman year
Grade 9
810 HONORS ART 1 (1 Credit)
Art 1 is open to any student interested in studying Art. The course deals with the fundamentals of drawing, design, composition and perspective. Students use pencil, charcoal, pen and ink, watercolor and pastels, as well as computer graphics, to explore their creativity. The students are introduced to different periods and cultures in Art. Pre-requisite: Pre-registration with approval of the art teacher.
Grades 9, 10, 11
Artwork:
820 HONORS ART 2 (1 Credit)
The second year art student is introduced to processes and techniques that include printmaking, ceramics, colored pencil, watercolor & acrylic painting, interior drawing/design, and graphic design. Artists who made their mark in history are studied and their styles are explored. Pre-requisites: Successful completion of Art I with approval of the art teacher
Grades 10, 11, 12
Artwork:
821 HONORS ART 3 (1 Credit)
In Art 3 the emphasis is placed on enrichment and on the development of an individual approach to art in a variety of media. Painting, color theory, graphic design/advertising, introduction to sculpture, independent projects and preparation of a portfolio comprise the special offerings. Students continue to develop a critical eye as they analyze master artists and various cultures. Pre-requisites: Successful completion of Art 2 or equivalent, as determined by portfolio with approval of the art teacher
Grades 11, 12
Artwork:
822 HONORS ART 4 (1 Credit)
In Art 4 students will continue to develop their individual drawing and painting styles. Students will be given more challenging visual problems to solve, while developing their own “voice”. Many assignments will be more thematic in nature, and will require strong problem-solving and advanced technical skills. Focus will be placed on developing a strong, comprehensive body of work that demonstrates the students ability level, and varied art experiences. Pre-requisites: Successful completion of Art 3 with approval of the art teacher
Grade 12
Artwork:
825 AP STUDIO ART- DRAWING (1 Credit)
Students demonstrating advanced ability in ART 2 or ART 3, upon the approval of the Art Department, may elect to participate in the AP Studio Art - Drawing or 2D design program for advanced, college-level study. This course will consist of challenging observational work, in depth study and usage of color, various drawing problems and painting techniques. The workload is double that of an Honors Art course. Students will be expected to work on several projects at one time. Students with strong drawing skills and a consistent work ethic are eligible. The AP test fee is additional to the art fee. Pre-requisites: Successful completion of Art 2 or Art 3 as determined by portfolio with approval of the art teacher.
Grade 12
Artwork:
828 AP ART HISTORY (1 Credit)
This course is designed for students who have an interest in the study of history, cultures, and the arts. The course offers an overview of history from an art perspective and emphasizes the connection between arts and cultures. European art history as well as Asian, Indian and African cultures are covered in the course with an emphasis on how the past has influenced the art we create today. It is not required that students be involved in Studio Art to take this course as no art production takes place. Pre-requisite: Honors level English or History in sophomore and/or junior year. Students not in Honors must have approval by Department Chairperson.
Grades 11, 12
Artwork:
882 DIGITAL IMAGING AND DESIGN (1 Credit)
Graphic Design is intended to introduce students to digital media and computer based design. This course will draw on student’s creativity to produce works of art using digital cameras, scanners, and computers. A basic understanding of computer applications is expected. Students will explore careers in digital arts, photography, illustration, advertising, fashion, interior, and graphic design. Students will also master the basics of design including layout, typography, and color and the elements and principles of art. Industry standard hardware and software including Apple computers and Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and In Design will be introduced
Grades 11, 12
Artwork:
Alexa Carrigan
Alexandra Bedoya-Torres
Alexis Thompson
Sydnie Stahl
Haley Evans
Jenna Litte
Victoria Holdofsky
Veronica Perez
Skyler Meade
Music
St. Hubert's Music Program includes one of the few remaining symphonic orchestra's in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, and both an active and performing chorus and handbell choir. Performances in include many events, ceremonies, and concerts during the school year, including graduation. They have also successfully performed in various venues and competitions, including All-Catholic Orchestra and Chorus. Many of our members have received All-Catholic status in the Archdiocese.
Music courses are offered to provide the study of music to a variety of students, viz., those who are committed to the serious study of music, those who wish to pursue music as a subject of secondary interest, and those who through a greater knowledge would develop their aesthetic sensitivity and thus enjoy music more fully. A music fee is charged for each instrumental course to cover supplies and lessons.
Video of the orchestra? Handbell choir? Chorus?
Sub-tabs for Music Courses Offered at St. Hubert:
St. Hubert's Music Program includes one of the few remaining symphonic orchestra's in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, and both an active and performing chorus and handbell choir. Performances in include many events, ceremonies, and concerts during the school year, including graduation. They have also successfully performed in various venues and competitions, including All-Catholic Orchestra and Chorus. Many of our members have received All-Catholic status in the Archdiocese.
Music courses are offered to provide the study of music to a variety of students, viz., those who are committed to the serious study of music, those who wish to pursue music as a subject of secondary interest, and those who through a greater knowledge would develop their aesthetic sensitivity and thus enjoy music more fully. A music fee is charged for each instrumental course to cover supplies and lessons.
Video of the orchestra? Handbell choir? Chorus?
Sub-tabs for Music Courses Offered at St. Hubert:
830 HONORS INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC 1 (1 Credit)
This course consists of instruction on an orchestral instrument, weekly lessons, guided practice periods, ensemble work, and the study of music theory. Piano and guitar lessons are not given. This course deals with the elements of music and their use in reading, writing, and performance. First year students concentrate on developing musical skill on their particular instrument. Second year students are required to perform in the Christmas 32 Concert, Spring Musicale, and Service Performances for the school and community. Membership in the String Ensemble, Wind Ensemble and, after successful audition, the Symphony Orchestra, requires attendance at all scheduled rehearsals and public performances. * Concert dress is required. Pre-requisite for grade 9: A desire to learn an orchestral instrument. Pre-requisite for grade 10: Completion of one year of music or by audition.
Grades 9, 10
840 HONORS INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC 2 (1 Credit)
This course consists of instruction on an orchestral instrument, weekly lessons, guided practice periods, ensemble work, and the study of music theory. Piano and guitar lessons are not given. This course deals with the elements of music and their use in reading, writing, and performance. First year students concentrate on developing musical skill on their particular instrument. Second year students are required to perform in the Christmas 32 Concert, Spring Musicale, and Service Performances for the school and community. Membership in the String Ensemble, Wind Ensemble and, after successful audition, the Symphony Orchestra, requires attendance at all scheduled rehearsals and public performances. * Concert dress is required. Pre-requisite for grade 9: A desire to learn an orchestral instrument. Pre-requisite for grade 10: Completion of one year of music or by audition.
Grades 9, 10
850 HONORS INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC 3 (1 Credit)
Music 850, 860 is an intensification and amplification of Music 830, 840. Through weekly group instruction, daily supervised practice, self-evaluation, chamber ensembles, and orchestral performance, students are encouraged to strive for excellence. Membership in the Symphony Orchestra and chamber ensembles requires attendance at all scheduled rehearsals and public performances as well as Graduation. * Concert dress is required. Pre-requisite: Successful completion of Music 830, 840 or equivalent as determined by audition. * Concert dress – ankle-length solid black skirt or black dress pants (with belt), white pleated front tuxedo shirt, black crosstie, black shoes and stockings.
Grades 11, 12
860 HONORS INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC 4 (1 Credit)
Music 850, 860 is an intensification and amplification of Music 830, 840. Through weekly group instruction, daily supervised practice, self-evaluation, chamber ensembles, and orchestral performance, students are encouraged to strive for excellence. Membership in the Symphony Orchestra and chamber ensembles requires attendance at all scheduled rehearsals and public performances as well as Graduation. * Concert dress is required. Pre-requisite: Successful completion of Music 830, 840 or equivalent as determined by audition. * Concert dress – ankle-length solid black skirt or black dress pants (with belt), white pleated front tuxedo shirt, black crosstie, black shoes and stockings.
Grades 11, 12
Family and Consumer Science
732 CLOTHING AND TEXTILES 1 (1 Credit)
This course is designed to help the student to acquire the information and skills related to clothing problems. The student learns how to operate the sewing machine, to read a pattern, and to develop a good idea of fashion and design. An in-depth study of the fundamental elements of design and of the man-made and synthetic fibers is required to help the student purchase fabric and ready-made clothing. * Students will supply their own fabric and thread.
Grades 11 and 12
731 CLOTHING AND TEXTILES 2 (1 credit)
This course is a continuation of Clothing 1. Students must have permission of the Department Chairperson to take this course.
Grade 12
Sarah Smolnicki
