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Studio Academy Charter High School for the Arts
Basic Information
Address: 415 16th Street SW
Rochester, MN
55902
County: Olmsted
District: #4061
Phone Number: 507-529-1662
Fax Number: 507-529-1643
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Additional Information
School Type: Public Charter High School
Accreditation: NCA
District ID: #4061
Grade Level:
9-12
Founded: 2000
School Setting:
Studio Academy H.S. is an arts infused high school that integrates the arts into all classes. Students are encouraged to reach excellence in all subjects. Studio Academy is known for its accepting environment filled with many artistic opportunities.
School Schedule (Hours in Day): 8 AM to 3 PM
School Holidays: Winter break and Spring break
School Colors: Mulberry and Dusty Sage
School Mascot: Flying Squirrel
Community:
Artistic and intellectual
School Size: about 100 students
Classroom Size: about 15 students per classroom
Classroom Teachers: Professional and exciting
Student/Teacher Ratio: about 1 teacher to 15 students
Support Services:
Academic Dean, Dean of Students, Health, Post-Secondary preparation, Portfolio building, Advisors, Special Education
After School Programs: Yes
PTA Organization: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
Full PC computer lab, Apple computers for Yearbook and Photography class, computer stations in classrooms
School Championships:
One Act Plays, MNHSL Art Competitions
School Clubs:
Art Workshop, College Pathways, Recreational Sports
Lunch Availability: Concessions on site
Parking Spaces/Availability:
Many available
Uniform Guidelines:
No uniforms
Mission Statement:
Fostering excellence and fulfillment through the integration of Arts, Academic, and Community.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
A place where artists work. A place where students learn. A place where students are an integral part of the community
Enrollment Characteristics: Dynamic young adults who strive for creative opportunities in learning.