The place where
creativity and learning are one.
The art educators at Loveland High School believe that a compete art education includes aesthetics, art history, art studio, and art criticism. Goals we have for our students include developing communication skills, creativity, knowledge, and perceptual abilities.
As a result, students gain an understanding of the interconnectedness between their own experiences and their art.
Click here to visit the Visual Arts Department Course Offerings
The art educators at Loveland High School believe that a compete art education includes aesthetics, art history, art studio, and art criticism. Goals we have for our students include developing communication skills, creativity, knowledge, and perceptual abilities.
As a result, students gain an understanding of the interconnectedness between their own experiences and their art.
Click here to visit the Visual Arts Department Course Offerings
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Jami Robinson, Art Department Chair Masters of Education in Education Leadership CSU - 2007 BA in Mathematics, emphasis in secondary education UNC - 1992 Dual Teacher Certification: Mathematics (Secondary), Art (K-12), Principal Licensure Jami (Paris) Robinson is a graduate of LHS and has taught at Loveland High since 1994. Jami taught mathematics courses ranging from pre-algebra to AP Calculus from 1994 until 2000. In 2000, she worked to gain her credentials to be able to teach her first love- Art. She has worked as an art teacher since that time. She is currently working to provide an educational leadership role to her fellow colleagues. When asked about the combination of math and art she admittedly believes that in this age of transition it is more important than ever to be well rounded as an individual. Jami told me, "I believe it is essential that educators become a role model for our students." She continued by saying,"we are in an age where communication across the globe is opening new doors and changing the jobs that are available in the workforce. It is imperative to our future generations that educators, above all other occupations, realize and address that students are going to need a strong educational base that encompasses a wider array of subjects and abilities to keep up. The need for critical and, yes, creative thinking is essential." Courses: Drawing I and II, Painting |
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Brian Causer Brian Causer is a graduate of The Univ. of Toledo were he earned his Bachelors in Art Education. He moved from Ohio (Go Buckeyes!!) to Colorado in 1999. Prior to working at LHS, he worked as a teacher with at-risk teens in Ft. Collins. Brian has been at LHS since 2005. He is also the boys basketball jr. varsity coach and Art Club sponsor. When not working he loves to spend time with his family, work on his own art and if possible sneak out to play a little golf. He thinks he may be the luckiest man alive. Courses: Photography, Video Production, KLHS |
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Michelle McCulloch
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2008 6th Annual ‘A Day of Fine Arts’ - Senior Award Recipients
Best in Show: Carly ‘Snow Board Chick’ – oil pastelHonorable Mention:
1st Place: Paula, Collage – graphite
2nd Place: Carly, Self Portrait – graphite/ color pencil
3rd Place: Paula, Self Portrait – graphite
Annie, ‘Before Things Fall Apart’ – found object sculpture
Leigh Anne , ‘Way of the Warrior’ – Sabatier photograph
Carly, Sterling Silver ring with stone
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