Art Programs

Nolensville High School provides each student with the opportunity to fully immerse themselves into the arts. Along the way, passion and talents are unveiled as students are free to express themselves as individuals. The Fine Arts department offers something of interest for everyone. Courses in these programs of study satisfy the Fine Arts credit.

Vocal Music

Nolensville High School Choir is a community of singers who strive for musical and personal excellence. All Choirs will participate in a Fall, Winter, and Spring concert, as well as other local performance opportunities and competitions. This year, there are three choirs offered at NHS: Concert Choir (standard), Women's Choir (intermediate), and Knights Chorale (honors). Women's Choir and Knights Chorale are auditioned-based classes, but students from any grade level are eligible to audition!

For information, contact Choir Director, Cassidy Van Amburg.

Visual Arts

The Nolensville High Visual Arts courses attract incredibly talented artists every year. Students may choose to pursue a sequential program in Fine Arts as their focus area for graduation. This path may culminate with AP Art and Design, where students prepare a portfolio of work to possibly earn college credit. Courses include Visual Arts I, II and III as well as AP Art and Design.

For information, contact Visual Art teachers Nicole Church or Heather McHugh

Theatre Arts

Nolensville High School's Theatre Program emphasizes genuine storytelling and encourages student development in all aspects of theatre related training. Emphasis in our program is on ensemble theatre, which promotes the understanding that no one participant is more important than another in telling a beautiful story together through theatre. Students take on leadership roles in every aspect of our productions from costumes and makeup to lighting and sound to management areas. Students have the opportunity to study all four years in the theatre pathway with Theatre I - IV and Technical Theatre classes, as well as being involved in the national honor society for theatre, the International Thespian Society, once they have achieved over 100 hours in theatre production credits.

For information about Theatre Arts, contact Laura Parker

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