imagine…
Imagine attending a public high school in the heart of downtown St. Paul, unlike any other in the country. Learn the skills and techniques to become a professional artist from current working artists. Receive a college conservatory level arts education under the guidance of current professional artists. Prepare for college academically in on-level, advanced or AP classes.
A private school experience at a public school price.
No audition. No tuition.
I had an amazing experience at this arts school! From the moment I walked through the door, I felt inspired by the creativity and talent all around me. The faculty and staff were incredibly knowledgeable and supportive, always pushing me to be my best and never giving up on me. Not only did I develop my artistic skills in ways I never imagined, but I also made lasting friendships with fellow students who share my passion for the arts. The resources and opportunities available at this school are unparalleled, and I feel so grateful to have been a part of such a vibrant and welcoming community. I would highly recommend this arts school to anyone looking to grow their talents and discover their potential as an artist.
An important part of SPCPA’s purpose is to connect the students and the school to the Twin Cities professional arts community in a number of ways.
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Three days of J-term rehearsals are in the books! For three full weeks SPCPA students are engaged in an artistic project of some kind – check out some rehearsals and studio work in process. Next week two more projects move off-site, Our Town moves to the The Jungle Theater and To What End heads to Red Eye Theater.
Get your J-Term tickets here: sites.google.com/spcpa.org/spcpa-j-term-2025/ticket-information?authuser=0
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Have you secured your J-Term tickets yet? Get them while there are still some available! J-Term weekend is January 24-26 (Hands in Clay exhibition is the following week).
Tickets: sites.google.com/spcpa.org/spcpa-j-term-2025/home
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One more chance! Did you miss the cutoff for ordering J Term shirts? You are in luck! Orders are now live in the Infinite Campus School store, but this is a limited time offer! Time runs out at midnight on Thursday, January 9th!
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Instrumental Music students culminated their semester with an energetic and expressive concert during the day for students, and after school for parents, friends, and family!
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A number of the Creative Writing students culminated their semester yesterday with readings of their own material in SPCPA's Lab Theater for students in other arts disciplines. It was an engaging and heartfelt hour, well delivered-bravo to all involved!
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At what other high school can the chemistry teacher go to the classroom next door and take a master dance class with his students who, after class, encourage him to take class with them more often?
We were thrilled to have MATHEW JANCZEWSKI, artistic director of ARENA DANCES, with us yesterday! And SPCPA Chemistry teacher (and professional dancer), Dustin Haug, participated. Mathew's upcoming show, of which Dustin is part of, will happen The Walker Art Center, May 16-17, 2025.
Tickets (and more info about the show): secure.walkerart.org/13472/13475
More info about Arena Dances: www.arena-dances.org/
Thanks for coming to SPCPA yesterday, Mathew!
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I loved dancing with Dustin as a student! Definitely a huge highlight – and it was in a production of Matthew's!
Love to see it. The art + magic continues 💜
SPCPA 11th grade Visual Arts student, Cy Carlson, provided the front and back cover art for the new Madison review. Released now – congrats Cy!
Check it out here:
issuu.com/themadisonreview/docs/the_madison_review_fall_2024
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