Exploratory Classes

In art at Wilbur, students deepen their understanding of design elements and principles, explore the cultural origins of art, study renowned artists and their masterpieces, learn to critique art, and, most importantly, create their own amazing artworks!

In band at Wilbur, students learn to play an instrument and explore the creation, performance, and appreciation of music. They receive guidance from an instrumental music teacher and gain valuable experience collaborating within an ensemble. Besides our traditional band classes, 7th and 8th graders also have the chance to join the Jazz Band and participate in Pep Band at our athletic events and parades.

INSTRUCTOR: MR. HUMPHREY 

In choir/vocal music, students explore various forms of music, delving into history, culture, and theory through song. They also practice sight-reading daily to develop their independent musicianship.

INSTRUCTOR:  MR. LITTLEFIELD

INSTRUCTOR: MR. EMOND

INSTRUCTOR: MS. AMIR 

In orchestra, students learn to play an instrument and explore the creation, performance, and appreciation of music. They receive guidance from an instrumental music teacher and gain valuable experience collaborating within an ensemble.

INSTRUCTORS:

COACH VANMETRE - BOYS PE

COACH WESTHOFF - BOYS PE 

MS. BEDORE - GIRLS PE

In physical education, students enhance their skills through a variety of activities, ranging from volleyball to flag football. They remain active while learning about social responsibility, team building, and problem-solving. Additionally, your child will master the fundamentals of each game and activity they engage in.

INSTRUCTOR - SRA. NORRIS 

In Spanish at Wilbur, students learn to listen, speak, read, and write in Spanish. They also learn to exchange and interpret information about themselves and others.

They will also learn the fundamentals of Spanish grammar and common grammar patterns, common vocabulary terms and phrases.

INSTRUCTORS:

MR. LITTLEFIELD 

MRS. SMITH 

In technology at Wilbur, students will learn to operate and utilize computers and other technological tools for productivity, problem-solving, and learning. Our technology classes are part of the PLTW (Project Lead The Way) curriculum and include courses such as Robotics (both competitive and non-competitive), Introduction to Manufacturing, Introduction to Engineering, Explorations in Technology, and Computer Coding.