With a student enrollment of fewer than 900 students, Brown County High
School offers a wide selection of art classes taught by two experienced,
dedicated, full-time art teachers.

Deborah
Strother has an
under-graduate degree from California College of the Arts and a
master's degree from Indiana University.
She has lived in London, England and Oakland, California, and was
a writer and editor for educational publishers before returning to the
classroom in 1994.
In 2000 she received the Lilly Teacher Creativity Grant and spent
the summer in Italy,
working
in a ceramics studio and traveling.
In 2001 she received a Fulbright Memorial Fund Teachers Program
grant to visit Japan to study its
education
system and culture.
In 2004 Ms.
Strother visited China as a member of Indiana University's East Asian
Studies Center Study Tour to the People's Republic of China. In
2006 Ms. Strother received a National Endowment for the Humanities grant
to visit South Africa; in 2007 she traveled throughout Egypt; and in
2008 she received another Lilly Teacher Creativity Grant to learn about
Islamic tiles in Spain and Morocco. See
Exploring the
World for more information. Ms. Strother sponsors the fine
arts academic team.
Contact
Ms. Strother at 812-988-6606 or
dstrothe@brownco.k12.in.us.
Lance Miller graduated
from Indiana University in 2000 with a concentration in painting.He teaches photography, painting, drawing, and two-dimensional
design.Mr. Miller lives in
Nashville, where he contributes work to many local publications,
including the Indiana Daily StudentBloomington
Independent MatrixMr. Miller is advisor to the student literary magazine, Aquila.
Contact
Mr. Miller at 812-988-6606 or
lmiller@brownco.k12.in.us.