The choir ensembles at NMHS honor the mission of the Medford Public Schools by preparing students to become independent musicians and critical thinkers. Participating in the choirs will promote mastery of musical skills and knowledge, and cultivate a sense of self-worth and social responsibility. 

Klamath Union Culinary and Hospitality is a Career Technology Education program.

I began playing percussion in the sixth grade because I thought it would be a funny joke to play the cowbell.  Over the past few years of my life, I have been playing music for myself. It was just me sticking with it and not quitting, and here I am today.

Boaz Brown is a painter and illustrator who has been creating art his entire life. He’s a Junior at South Medford High School, who loves to explore all the art programs that the school offers. After high school he plans on continuing his art studies at SOU, and would love to find a career that allows him to continue to be creative.

My art is a part of the "doodle style", as in it's pretty much a collage of things you would draw on the side of a math test, I really enjoy it because it's a good way to relax due to the fact that you don't have to come up with really deep meanings or make it more than just something that's really cool to look at.

Rylee Boyersmith has had a passion for dance, and acrobatics as long as she can remember. She loves the artistry and family that comes along with all the
athleticism it takes to be a dancer.

Evan is a sophomore at Logos Charter School, and his interest in the guitar has lasted for three years as of this date. He enjoys hearing and playing music of the 20th century, particularly pre-WWII. Many of these songs are little known, so he has learned them by ear.

At the Crater Renaissance Academy, Teacher Billy King offers an engaging digital studio class that delves into the realm of digital arts. Students are introduced to a wide array of creative disciplines, including but not limited to Photoshop, graphic design techniques, and the art of filmmaking.