Fine Arts - Creative Writing
Creative Writing is an elective fine arts course designed for students who enjoy writing and wish to further explore various literary genres, as well as to experiment with ones own ability to craftily put a
pen to paper. This course is intended to help each student discover her own natural writing potential, find her own writing voice, and investigate the "essentials" of strong writing. Over the course of the year, students will be exposed to a multitude of topics and prompts (imagery, setting, character development, etc.), as well as the four major literary genres-fiction, essay/memoir, poetry, and drama. Students will be asked to independently write original pieces on a daily basis, illustrate the writing process through revision, participate in peer edits, and constructively respond to the writing of others. Students are expected to be a motivated reader, writer, thinker, and sharer.
News
May 10th, 2008
Congratulations to freshmen A.J. Berks for winning first place in the Portland Public Library poetry contest. A.J. will read her winning poem at a reception and will be featured in a poetry anthology. Great job A.J.!!
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