In the Grammar School, students develop an appreciation of the renown masters, and great composers.  Students learn how to study paintings and sculptures as well as how to recognize great works of art and music. Fine Arts in the Grammar School lay the foundation for a lifetime of art and music appreciation. The basics of sound and of color creativity are taught so that children can easily begin to master vocal and musical skills as well as any artistic endeavors of their choice. Opportunities are provided in Grammar and Logic School for students to compete in Fine Arts and to express their God given talents. A Classical Christian education has Fine Arts integrated throughout and a University Style schedule provides students with the required time to take the instrumental or vocal lessons necessary to become masters in their chosen fine art. Quite frequently, because of the focus on Fine Arts, graduates from Classical Christian, University Style schools not only excel academically, they become very accomplished musicians and/or artists.