Our senior software development students are building website mockups, from e-commerce concepts to personal portfolios, before starting the development process.
One of our senior Software Development students has begun coding their personal portfolio website, bringing their ideas from mockup to live site.
Visit by Alice Proujansky from Aperture
AP Art students meet with Alice to look at Aperture published photo books for inspiration for their AP 2D Art projects
AP Art students meet with Alice to look at Aperture published photo books for inspiration for their AP 2D Art projects
Aperture Foundation visit to AP Art
Students looking at photo books published by Aperture for inspiration
Students looking at photo books published by Aperture for inspiration
Aperture workshop at Baxter Street Photo Club
Students discussing work in the exhibition during Aperture workshop
Students discussing work in the exhibition during Aperture workshop
Aperture workshop at Baxter Street Photo Club
AP Art student Sage discusses work in the exhibition
AP Art student Sage discusses work in the exhibition
Photo from student's AP Art project
Photoshoot by student in AP Art class
AP Art student project work
Photoshoot by student in AP Art class
Photo by Junior student in Advanced Digital Photography class
Taken for a unit on architectural photography
Taken for a unit on architectural photography
Sophomore VP student Amy Hernandez’s community playground. She spent weeks perfecting details, painting, and even has working moveable elements. Mostly made from popsicle sticks with a few added elements. Behind it we have a watercolor painting by Sandra Garcia and a smiley cheerful butterfly by smiley cheerful Nubia Hurtado.
Photo by Junior student in Advanced Digital Photography class: Taken during a unit on architectural photography
From Code to Retail: 10th Grade Software Development Majors followed the process of custom embroidery at Abbode Embroidery from code in the studio to the retail store with personalized customer options.
Fashion Show Preview: Thank you to our amazing Advisory Board members, alumni and industry partners who came to help give constructive criticism and review the fashion show garments. It is because of you that our students are able to meet industry standards and showcase their talents every year for the HSFI Fashion Show. (featured in photo: Advisory Board member Robert Di Mauro, Ms. Rochford and Ms. David's 12th grade students)
Ms. David's: 10th Grade Fashion Design students showcased their research based projects inspired by various musicians, visual artist and fashion designers. Outstanding workmanship by Studio 621 Ms. David’s rising Juniors. A special thank you to all the students, faculty and staff members who attended and supported our amazing students.
Grateful for the incredible support of GLAM4GOOD in bringing our Fashion4Purpose senior event to life ✨ Their partnership empowered our senior business students to execute a meaningful, purpose-driven experience that blended fashion, creativity, and impact. Thank you for helping make this vision a reality!
Interior window. All flags were hand painted and colored. The portraits and flags represent the diversity of our school. The flowers are to welcome spring that ties in the other interior windows
Leanna assembling a vanity-prop that she built with classmate Azra. In visual presentation, we collaborate on a theme, discuss possibilities and present ideas. Ideas then come to fruition in form of sketches, a lot of planning, and lots of measuring. From there building commences.
