Peoria Unified Arts Education, Glendale, AZ Videos

PHS seniors capstone recital
PHS seniors capstone recital: Tanner Romero, Ryder Cartwright, Phillip (Andre) Montejano, Abby Garmon, Grace Rhoten, Maxwell McQuail, Maryam Gorgees, Zander Holly, Gissel Aguilar Ochoa, Jakub Ponzo, Eunice Ibarra, Giselle Glan, Niya Hernandez, Ryan Feeney and Analia Lucero #artseal

Katie Doan performed a Musical Theatre song from "Into the Woods" at the Arizona Regional Competition. #artseal

Ke'ara Edmonds composed all of the soundscapes for RSK's Production of Macbeth #artseal

Emily Camacho and Franscio Alexander both helped with their Marching Band Show "Season Change." Emily created rifle choreography and Franscio created props for the show #artseal

Victoria Aldaco Ariana Moran, and Valerie Barrera choreographed two different dances for the Peoria Arts Festival #artseal

@desertharborsharks had a school wide art show on May 3rd!

The festival is off to a great start! Come join us!

Desert harbor students made dots for International Dot Day.

The Oakwood campus celebrated Arts in Education week in September by sharing what they love about their Arts classes!

#becauseofartsed

#becauseofartsed

Peoria, Kellis and Cactus’ choir took a trip on Saturday, September 17 to Naja Voce, ASU’s Vocal Connection event. 300 high school students were there, and they spent the morning learning about ASU’s School of Music, taking part in a vocal lesson, and getting to know each other. After lunch, they rehearsed with two of ASU’s professors, Dr. Nathan da’Shon Myers, and Dr. Jace Saplan, and then performed the pieces for each other. They also heard a performance by ASU’s Concert Choir. What a great day with a lot of great music.

Parkridge elementary shows how they celebrate arts in education week last week!

Madison Stoffey from Peoria High School created a dance to “Die With you” by Beyoncé. She wanted to share the message of love and hope that despite the negativity, there is still love in our lives. Congratulations Madison!

Emma Plath from Peoria High School dedicated her capstone project to her Nana Bertha. Emma states “The main theme of this was to ‘submit an artistic format presentation on how you would define an angel….I drew a lot of inspiration from my feeling about losing someone so close to me.” What a beautiful dedication! Thanks Emma!

Peoria students Thomas Russell and Nathaniel McLamb taught the song “Dies Irae” to their choir as their Art Seal Project. They learned about how to each a group and appeal to the different learning styles. This project was their Art Seal Capstone which was one of the aspects that earned them the prestigious honor of the Art Seal on their diploma.