Digital Graphic Design

The Digital Graphic Design curriculum at Congress Middle School utilizes a unique sequence of courses that enables students to identify, analyze, and create various forms of graphic art. The program is highly project-based and designed to prepare students for high school graphic design academies. A wide array of tools are used to produce logos, labels, icons, advertising graphics, brochures, posters, presentation boards, photo enhancements, and SLR/digital photography.

Course Sequence

6th: Orientation to Career Clusters
7th: Introduction to Arts, A/V Tech, & Communications
8th: Fundamentals of A/V & Print Tech

Program features:

• Graphic Design
• Drawing
• Painting
• Marketing
• Storyboarding

Special Program Expectations:

• 3.0 GPA expected to maintain program admittance
• Proficient on FSA math, science, and reading assessments