Visual Arts
Developing Artists at Every Stage
Art begins in Baby Rays. Preschool through 5th grade students travel to the Lower School art room three times per week. Middle School students are required to take art class three times per week. Upper School students may choose art electives in visual art, digital art, AP Art, and Portfolio Art.
Art is Alive at Seacrest
Art Education Across All Divisions
Seacrest’s visual arts program empowers students to explore creativity, develop technical skill, and express their unique perspectives. Beginning in Pre-Kindergarten, students engage in regular art instruction, with creativity and individuality woven throughout the broader academic experience.
In the Lower School, art is a core part of the curriculum, extending classroom learning through hands-on projects. Students collaborate on group and cross-divisional work, engage with the community, and build an appreciation for art history and masterworks.
In the Middle and Upper School, students deepen their artistic practice through a range of disciplines, including drawing, painting, graphic design, architecture, 3D design, photography, and mixed media. Through both traditional and contemporary approaches, students develop fluency in the language of art and design while exploring cultural context, social impact, and personal expression.
Through every stage, Seacrest’s visual arts program cultivates creativity, critical thinking, and confident self-expression.
"Seacrest Prepared me to be a leader in general. Whether at work, in the recording studio, or anywhere I go, I've noticed my leadership qualities coming through since I left Seacrest."
Sydney Richards '15 – Recording Artist
