The projects previously mentioned are a big part of the school's assessment process. Each unit taught requires students to complete a project to be displayed. Self-expression is highly encouraged and the students seem to love it. Some form of homework is given in each subject area Monday through Thursday. Art and music are the focal points of the school curriculum and the student projects speak well of how other subject areas have integrated the art and music into their lessons.
Students tell and display what they learn.
All in all, Miller is a great place to learn. As you enter the building, you are immediately drawn to the artwork that is displayed from wall to wall and ceiling to floor in the foyer of the school. It is a very capturing technique that made me want to continue to walk down the halls of the school. The display of work is continuous, seeming to fill every nook and cranny of every hall. There is work in the style of Picasso, pop art and student work in the styles of Serrat, Matisse and Van Gogh.