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York County School of the Arts
Basic Information
Address: 185 E Rochambeau Dr., Williamsburg, VA 23188
School District: York County School Division
Phone Number: 757-220-4095
Email: lmaney@ycsd.york.va.us
Principal: Laura Maney, Coordinator
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Additional Information
School Type: Arts Magnet
Ages/Grades: 9-12
Departments:
Theatre Performance, Technical Theatre, Dance, Literary Arts
Admissions Requirements:
Who's Eligible? York County students in grades 9-12 who have an interest in literary, theatre, technical theatre, or dance arts. Students must apply and audition to attend. Students from other school divisions may pay tuition to attend York County Schools. Students must maintain a 2.5 GPA and a minimum of a C in their SOA class in order to remain in the program. Applications and more information available on the website.
Mission Statement:
The York County School of the Arts (SOA), founded at Bruton High School in 1986, provides high school students with a fine arts educational opportunity comparable to the math and science programs at the Governor’s School of Science and Technology. Enrichment activities include in-house professional performances, guest artists and lecturers, field trips that allow students to experience a wide variety of the arts, artists-in-residence, hands-on workshops, and interdisciplinary classes. SOA engages students in numerous and diverse art forms and encourages them to become lifelong learners and patrons of the arts.