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Jessye Norman School of the Arts
The Jessye Norman School of the Arts is a free, comprehensive after-school arts program serving mostly disadvantaged middle and high school students in Augusta, Georgia. It was founded in 2003 by the Rachel Longstreet Foundation, Inc. and funded in large part during its first year by its namesake, the celebrated opera singer and Augusta native Jessye Norman, who has continued to be very involved in the life of the School in the intervening years. The School, a 501(c)(3) organization, offers courses in dance, drama, visual art, music (both instrumental and vocal) and creative writing on the same academic schedule as the Richmond County School District.
==Admissions and structure==
The Jessye Norman School of the Arts is free and admission is competitive. Acceptance is based on teacher recommendations, academic standing, and an audition/interview process with a panel of arts professionals across the curriculum who gauge the student’s talent, level of interest in the arts, and willingness to learn. Once admitted, students are divided into groups which receive approximately 90 minutes of instruction per week in each of five disciplines: Dance, Drama, Visual Arts, Music (Choral and Guitar), and Creative Writing. The School began collaborating with the (Gertrude Herbert Institute of the Arts ) in 2011 to offer photography, fabric art, and pottery instruction to its students.
Although initially targeted at middle school students, the School now also serves high school students as part of its Student Leader Program. These students, who have attended the School during their middle school years, continue their arts education while serving as mentors and apprentice teachers to the younger students.
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