Unlike the public schools we don't have assignments. Students make what they want to. Someone can come in one week and sculpt the family dog and paint it the next. Then they can come back and make a pot for someone's birthday.
We try to let the creative juices flow. Kids stuck in a regiment of school and homework or adults at work have little time to be in their creative mind. When they come to clay class, they are like a bottle of champagne when the cork is popped and the creativity explodes.

Creativity alone does not achieve success. During clay class many people have many ideas at once, usually more ideas than they could do in their lifetime. Part of our goal is to focus that creativity and actually get the students hands dirty. All students see each project through to the very end and are proud to do so.