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I also teach these things....

9/26/2013

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Yes, your child will draw, paint, sculpt, and learn about art history... but they will learn a great deal more if they can stick with art as an integral part of their high school curriculum. This is great article that explains what I mean:

So, Your Son or Daughter Wants to be an ART Major!
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