Visual Arts
Our visual arts program inspires students to discover their God-given creativity while developing the skills and confidence to express themselves through art. We believe every child is uniquely created by God, the ultimate Creator, and that artistic expression is an important part of learning, growing, and reflecting His image.
Through hands-on experiences, students are encouraged to explore, experiment, problem-solve, and create in a supportive environment where the creative process is valued as much as the finished product.
Our Philosophy
We believe:
- Every child is creative and capable of artistic growth.
- Art develops creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.
- Artistic experiences build confidence, perseverance, and self-expression.
- Art fosters an appreciation for God's creation, culture, and the unique gifts of others.
- The creative process encourages reflection, innovation, and lifelong learning.
Art at St. Paul's
Students in TK–5 attend Art weekly as part of their regular specials schedule. Middle school students continue developing their artistic abilities through Exploratory courses.
Throughout the year, students work with a variety of media and techniques while exploring:
- Drawing
- Painting
- Ceramics & Clay (kiln-fired projects)
- Sculpture
- Printmaking
- Mixed Media
- Graphic Design (Middle School)
- Design & Composition
- Art History & Art Appreciation
Celebrating Student Creativity
Student artwork is showcased throughout the school year in classrooms, campus displays, and special events, including the annual OCLSA Art Fest at Orange Lutheran High School each spring. Families can also enjoy their child's artwork through Artsonia, our secure online student art gallery, where they can view artwork, celebrate student accomplishments, and purchase personalized keepsakes that help support our Art program.
Ms. Flike creates a welcoming studio environment where every student is encouraged to explore their creativity, take artistic risks, and develop confidence through the visual arts.
