Art
Students study world cultures, art history, a variety of art forms, and techniques. They explore mediums of clay, paint, sculpture and drawing through a variety of lessons in artistic expression and creative activities. Student artwork is proudly displayed throughout the campus and at times is entered into area competitions. Art is offered as part of the regular elementary curriculum and as an elective for grades 6 – 8.

Band

Beginning the 2017-2018 school year, Bravo School of Music will be offered on campus!  Along with ensuring all scholars receive the necesary skills to play their chosen instrument correctly, Bravo will also oversee the progress of each individual and group.  Scholars will have an opportunity to play solo and small ensembles, as well as perform with a large ensemble.  In the spring, Bravo assembles all band students, from all Bravo band programs and perform together, as one band, at Strake Jesuit High School.
Debbie Swindler, Band Director and owner of Bravo School of Music - bravomusic@yahoo.com.

Bravo School of Music will teach 4th grade recorder class, 5th grade beginning band and Intermediate Middle School Band.

Library
Often seen as the focal point of the campus, the library is available to all students as scheduled class time or on an as needed basis. The librarian is available to assist students with research, circulation, and development of library skills. The school’s collection of over 3000 books, CD’s, videos, filmstrips and more, are catalogued on-line for easy reference. An annual Book Fair helps to provide funds for additions to this fine collection of quality children’s literature and historical classics.

High School Exam Prep class
This class will help eighth grade students prepare for the upcoming high school entrance exam. Students will be introduced to both content and format of the test in an effort to enhance their test taking savvy. They will practice skills necessary to be successful on the entrance exam. Skills will benefit students regardless of their choice of high school(s). This class will be offered as an after-school course.

Speech/Drama
Students gain the necessary skills and confidence to perform in theatrical productions. They learn about critical backstage responsibilities and begin learning about lighting, sound and set design necessary for dramatic productions. Public speaking and performance skills are also introduced. This class is usually responsible for presenting two performances throughout the school year.

Music
Students gain a basic knowledge of music, dance, and movement with the opportunity to perform in a variety of student presentations for Grandparents Day, Christmas and the Spring Program. Music is offered as an integral part of the Kindergarten – 5th grade curriculum. Music is also offered as a Middle School elective.

Yearbook
Discover the exciting world of publishing and journalism! An annual yearbook is published by the students. They learn to photograph events and people at school, and then tell the story of the year in their own words and photos. Students are enriched by the experience gained producing a quality product with their computer skills. Each year the yearbook staff is excited to learn about and share all the “happenings” of Corpus Christi Catholic School.

Prep Bowl
In the Prep Bowl elective, middle school students examine general knowledge of math, science, language and history.  The class prepares for competitions held throughout the school year at various high schools.

Computer

A general knowledge of computer skills is introduced including keyboarding, internet research skills, computer graphics design, desktop publishing and web page design.

Enrichment Program
Mrs. Selby, a certified Montessori teacher, works in conjunction with the regular classroom teachers to address the special needs of students with identified learning differences, to motivate students who are presently on grade level and to additionally challenge students who are academically advanced. Through this combined effort we hope to empower our students to achieve their greatest potential.

There is an additional charge for the Enrichment Program which is determined by the number sessions a child attends per week. Student need, teacher recommendation and availability of space are criteria for students to attend this program, where they will be taught in small groups during the regular school day.

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