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Fine Arts

T. H. Rogers K-8

Where Academics and Character Matter!

Elementary School Orchestra

Introduces young string players to fundamentals of instrument technique and ensemble performance.

  • 3rd Grade Orchestra: Posture, bow hold, and basic rhythms.
  • 4th Grade Orchestra: Scaled practice, simple repertoire, group cohesion.
  • 5th Grade Orchestra: Expanded repertoire, dynamic expression, performance readiness.

Middle School Fine Arts

Choir

Comprehensive choral program with vocal technique, sight-singing, and performance of diverse repertoire.

Exploratory Science

Hands-on labs and projects that promote inquiry, critical thinking, and application of the scientific method.

Media & Publications

Practical experience in journalism, yearbook design, and digital storytelling for real-world communication skills.

  • Yearbook: Layout, photography, editorial workflow.
  • Digital Media Team: Video production and social media management.
Orchestra Ensembles

Ensemble tracks that refine musicianship with progressively challenging repertoire and leadership roles.

  • Beginner Orchestra: Entry-level ensemble experience.
  • Chamber Orchestra: Small-group precision and chamber music traditions.
  • Intermediate Orchestra: Diverse repertoire and sectional work.
  • Sinfonia Orchestra: Large-scale symphonic literature performance.
  • Advanced Orchestra: Full symphonic pieces and mentorship opportunities.
Piano Studies

Structured courses to develop technical proficiency, music literacy, and expressive performance.

  • Beginner Piano: Keyboard geography, basic notation, simple melodies.
  • Intermediate Piano: Two-hand coordination, sight-reading, varied repertoire.
  • Advanced Piano: Complex works, interpretive nuance, solo recitals.
Technological Applications

Essential digital skills: office suites, basic coding, multimedia production, and collaborative tools.

Theater Arts

Progressive theater courses develop acting, production, and leadership skills at each level.

  • Theater I: Introduction to acting fundamentals—voice, movement, and script reading.
  • Theater II: Intermediate scene study, character development, and stagecraft.
  • Theater III: Advanced ensemble work, directing basics, and technical production.
  • Advanced Theater: Lead roles in full-scale productions, directing projects, and theater management (tryout required).