USD 430 South Brown County Schools

Art Program
Horton High School and Everest Middle School
Mrs. Krogmann, BFA. Ed
Art Teacher

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High School Art Courses
Art schedule for 2017-2018:
Art I
Art II
Art III
Art IV
Graphic Design I*
Digital Photography I*
​Graphic Design II*
Digital Photography II*
Animation** 

Art Curriculum Resources
History
Image Resources
Art Worksheets and Handouts

Art Room Calendar
Art Worksheets and Handouts

Come Visit the Art Galleries
High School Art Gallery
Middle School Art Gallery
High School Art Students’ WebPages

Art Exhibits and Competitions:
League and regional competitions are mandatory for qualifying students to attend. Art students will enter their artwork(s) into the competition for judging. Art competitions are also comprised of art workshops in various mediums, seminars, and gallery exhibits. Workshops and seminars are conducted by various art professors, seasoned art teachers, and graduate students who currently practice in the fields of Art Education or art professionals.

Evening of the Arts
March 2018
5:00 p.m. — 8:30 p.m.

Horton High School Gym
Horton, KS
Mandatory Participation

Washburn University Art Day (every odd year)
Friday, November 11, 2017
8:00 a.m. — 2:30 p.m.
Limited participation for eligible students will be attending. 

University of Kansas Art Day (every even year)

8:00 a.m. — 2:30 p.m.
Limited participation for eligible students will be attending. 

League Competition
Monday, April 24th
8:00 a.m. — 2:30 p.m.
USD 339 Jefferson County North High School
Winchester, KS
Mandatory participation for eligible students

Regional Competition
Thursday, April 27th, 2016
8:00 a.m. — 2:30 p.m.
Highland Community College
Highland, KS
Mandatory participation for eligible students

Additional Opportunities for Competitions and Art Exhibits
Scholastic Art Competition for Eastern Kansas Art Region
The 2018 Scholastic Art  Awards open for open for submissions on September 13, 2017

Congressional Art Competition
The 2018 Congressional Art Competition will  open for submissions in May 2018.
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Accepted Mediums for Two-Dimensional and Three-Dimensional Artworks:

• Painting: oil, acrylic, watercolor, etc.
• Drawing: graphite, colored pencil, ink, pastels, charcoals
• Collages: must two dimensional
• Encaustics
• Printmaking: lithographs, silkscreen, block cuts, linoleum cuts, monoprints, etc.
• Mixed Media: use of more than two mediums
• Graphic Design or Computer Generated Art
• Photography
• Sculpture*
• Ceramics*
• Jewelry*

Art Career Research
Career Opportunities
Universities and Community College  Resources:
Interest Inventory
Individual Plans of Study:

Art Program and Art Club Initiatives
Community Projects

• Multicultural Wall
  
• Community Mural
  
• Arts in the Park

Horton High School Art Club
Calling ALL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS!
Art Club is looking for new members. If you have an interest in the arts, your community or just want to be apart of a high school club then we invite you to join! Our mission is to promote the arts through our school and our community.

Membership is Open to all students  and is Free!!

Art Club Mission Statement 

• The Art Club was organized to promote and encourage the arts and art classes at Horton High School and to encourage art students to develop their individual art talents.
• Membership is made up of those who wish to pursue their interests further and to desire to participate in artistic endeavors in the school and community.
• Uplifting others and giving back through art with a purpose.

Art Club Activities 
The Art Club was organized to promote and encourage the arts and art classes at Horton High School and to encourage art students to develop their individual art talents.
Membership is made up of those who wish to pursue their interests further and to desire to participate in artistic endeavors in the school and community.
Uplifting others and giving back through art with a purpose.

Benefits of Joining the HHS Art Club 
The Art Club is open to all interested students who wish to explore the visual arts as a co-curricular activity. 

• Provide experiences that meet and develop the academic, physical, and social needs of students;
• Provide an opportunity to build new skills or advance present skills;
• Provide leadership opportunities for students;
• Provide wholesome outlets for the expression of responsible ideas and opinions;
• Build a better sense of community and the need to serve in the community;
• Develop the value of cooperation and responsibility; and
• Develop interests in activities that become lifelong pursuits

* Participation in the Horton High School Art Club will not substitute for an academic grade in a Fine Arts Program.

Horton High School Art Club Officers:
A slate of officers will be nominated at the last  meeting of the year and voting will be done by the membership. A subsequent vote may be taken in case of a tie. Officer positions include president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and public relations. Eligible officers are chosen from club members with previous years of participation.

2017-2018 Officers
President, Elanie Vanderweide
Vice-President, Alexis Allen
Secretary, Kaylee Brown
Treasurer, Cameron Calvert
Stucco Rep, Kailea Smith
Alumni Rep, Gavin Chriss

Art Club Amendments and Bylaws:

• students will conduct themselves in a respectful manner;
• students will collaborate with other members when needed;
• students will use their artistic talents to beautify the school, work on personal art skills, learn new art skills, be creative and fundraisers for the Horton High School Art Department;
• students will maintain a positive attitude;
• Art Club uses artistic skills to contribute to school and community projects;
• Any Bylaw may be suspended or amended by the Art Teacher and/or officers;

Videos and Classroom Pictures
Video Clips
Photographs



To contact the The Art Club Sponser please email Margaret Krogmann <krogmannm@usd430.k12.ks.us>