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The Fine Arts encompass art, drama and music in which students are involved as creators, performers, historians, critics and consumers. These programs enable students to enhance the depth and breadth of their expression and intuitive response to the fine arts.

Contacts
Programs of Study
Learning and Teaching Resources

Programs of Study

The Programs of Study identify the required expectations for the core and optional learning components for elementary, junior and senior high schools. Content is focused on what students are expected to know and be able to do.

Elementary

Art (67 kb)

Drama (49 kb)

Music (113 kb)

Junior High

Art (45 kb)

Drama (38 kb)

Music (45 kb)

Senior High

Art (general), 1986 (26 kb)

Art 10–20–30, 1986 (25 kb)

Art 11–21–31, 1986 (43 kb)

Drama 10–20–30, 1989 (25 kb)

Choral Music 10–20–30, 1991 (113 kb)

General Music 10–20–30, 1994 (108 kb)

Instrumental Music 10–20–30, 1991 (208 kb)

Learning and Teaching Resources

Authorized Resources Database – A searchable database of all authorized resources.

Curriculum Handbooks for Parents and Curriculum Summaries – find a summary of what students are expected to learn and be able to do – designed specifically for parents.
Connection: Information for Teachers – find updates on curriculum, resources and a range of other topics. Published in October, January and May.
Focus on Inquiry, 2004 – find information and supports for implementing inquiry-based learning activities in the classroom. This guide is designed to assist teachers working on their own or in teams, with or without the support of a teacher-librarian or other library personnel. (1.2 mb)

Contact: Send comments to our curriculum contact.

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