Intention: The program is designed to give SJSA full-year student's reasonable projects to be completed in exchange for credits toward their study. All students at least 11 years old or their parents may apply for the fellowship study program. The projects include office responsibilities, teaching assistantship, heading up extra-curricular school related projects and instrumental maintenance. Awards are based on students showing responsibility and interest toward the arts school. This includes reviewing the student's past dedication, previous attendance records, teacher evaluations, respect for fellow peers, and a strong focused leadership. Students will be reevaluated on their commitment and progress in their area of study at mid-year. Registration fees and any supplemental class fees are not included. Students who are given a fellowship-study must adhere to guidelines and responsibilities during the year to continue in this program.
All interested students should fill out an application in the office or download the form below. You must be at least 11 years old. Adults are also welcome to apply.
Fellowship.pdf
The
Ruth "Sis" Frank Scholarship Funds
Ruth
"Sis" Frank Financial Assistance Scholarship Fund
SJSA has established The Ruth 'Sis' Frank Financial Assistance Fund for those students who wish to take classes at the Arts School but cannot afford the tuition. Applications are due at the time of registration along with a current tax return. Students who are given assistance must adhere to guidelines and responsibilities during the year to continue in this program.
FASF.pdf
Ruth
"Sis" Frank Performance Merit Arts Scholarship Fund
SJSA has established The Ruth 'Sis' Frank Performance/Merit Arts Scholarship. Awardment is based on student performance through an audition process held in June. Three community leaders who are professionals and educators in the arts judge student works in music, dance and art. Students are awarded partial to full tuition for the upcoming school year in the art form for which they auditioned. Students who are awarded must adhere to guidelines and responsibilities during the awardment year to continue as a scholarship student.
APMSF.pdf
Adopt The Future!
SJSA has established Adopt The Future! a sponsorship program that allows individuals, groups and/or businesses to become a parent(s) to aspiring students in the arts, enabling the financial support and encouragement needed. Personalized updates and student performance invitations will be given periodically to the sponsors so that the "adoptive parent(s)" will see first hand how their donations are benefiting the children of St. John School of the Arts.
SponsorshipForm.pdf
