Students will look at art and make art, as well as talk to artists and curators. Two art projects will be completed and students will explore in depth the life and work of a major artist of their choice. By exploring both worlds, imaginary and real, students gain a wider appreciation for what it takes to preserve the quality of life in the Puget Sound Region. Students will step outside the classroom to explore issues revolving around wildland-urban interfaces. Through classroom study, meeting with individuals that work on such issues and fieldtrips to nearby parks, students will examine land-use conflicts, ecosystems, native habitats, and urban open space issues.
Students offers engaging two-week programs that delve into academic disciplines.
Students explore topics in art, science, humanities, math, writing, or technology. Students work individually or in groups to apply knowledge and skills as they develop projects related to their learning. Students also enjoy supervised recreational activities. Registration and General Information Registrants must be entering grades 6 through 8. Registrants with more or less than three selected subject areas will not be accepted.