Franklin High School's ARTS SOCIETY & ARTS SCHOLAR PROGRAM

ABOUT THE ARTS SOCIETY:

The Arts Society at Franklin High School is a special Academy for students passionate about the Visual and Performing Arts.

 

We provide students with tools to excel in the arts, encouraging creativity both inside and outside the school. We aim to help them become creative, thoughtful, and productive citizens who can share their ideas. We also emphasize the importance of the arts in our diverse world.

 

Our goal is to help students excel in school and the arts, explore career paths, and learn new things. We offer various visual and performing art classes, guest lectures from the arts, media, and entertainment industries, and opportunities to experience performances and exhibitions.

 

Franklin High School’s Visual and Performing Arts Classes:

- Animation

- Band

- Ceramics

- Dance 

- Digital Art 

- Fine Art 

- Media Arts

- Music

- Photography

- Theatre

- Vocal

 

ARTS SCHOLAR PROGRAM:

Franklin High School provides an exceptional environment for Visual and Performing Arts enthusiasts. Members of the Arts Society have the opportunity to become Arts Scholars and receive a Visual and Performing Arts Graduation Cord. 

 

To qualify for a VAPA Graduation Cord, individuals must complete the Arts Scholar Application (available from March 15th and due by April 15th) and accumulate at least 50 total credits by the end of their senior year in Visual and Performing Arts classes, including animation, band, ceramics, dance, digital art, fine art, media arts, music, photography, theater, and vocal. All Visual and Performing Arts classes, including minis, contribute to the minimum requirement of 50 total credits.

 

For more information, contact Joseph Candelaria at JCandela@egusd.net