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A rigorous scope and sequence in the arts and academics. Experiences with professional artists and scholars. An evolving and innovative framework of high standards in arts-integrated teaching and learning. Ample opportunities for innovation, creativity, and critical thinking.
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All students will complete a pre-collegiate curriculum in the arts and academics. All students will demonstrate they are (1) prepared for conservatory study in the arts and (2) a sophisticated, literate critical thinker ready to engage in the global creative economy.
Through a safe and supportive learning environment, we will fulfill our promise to students by: 1. Offering a rigorous pre-collegiate scope and sequence of courses in the academics and arts 2. Ensuring all students have access to pursue industry professionals in the arts and academics 3. Providing a passionate, student-centered staff dedicated to e...
Each SLO clarifies for the entire school community what students will know, understand and be able to do when they graduate from high school (i.e., a citizen who learns, thinks and communicates with confidence). The SLOs guide policies, procedures, and standards-based curricula that align with these SLOs: 1. SCHOLAR: An SCPA scholar is a critical a...
Established in 1978, under the leadership of founding principal Florence Johnson and project resource teacher Ole Kittleson, the School of Creative and Performing Arts opened as a school-within-a school on the Roosevelt Middle School campus. As a result of a court mandate, SCPA was one of San Diego Unified School District's first magnet schools cre...
SCPA met its 2010 API criteria: 2012 Base API = 819 2013 Growth API = 816 2012-2013 Growth = -3 % of students Proficient or Advanced in English Language Arts: 2011 - 62%, 2012 - 68%, 2013 - 63%; Mathematics: 2011 - 45%, 2012 - 49%, 2013 - 51% The Faculty at SCPA includes GATE Certified Teachers and AVID trained instructors. We are very proud of the...
Janine Montag(2012) First freshmen to be accepted into McKayle's Etude Ensemble Andra Day(2003) Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter Joshlyn Turner(2003) An experienced stage manager, producer, director, and screen/playwright. Erin Blakemore (1998) Highly noted by the Washington Post for her debut book The Heroine's Bookshelf. Sara Ramirez (1993) Cal...
Integrated project-based learning. Music. Performing Arts. Visual Arts. The San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) is a San Diego Unified School District college-preparatory, arts-focused public magnet school for students in grades 6 through 12 who have a strong interest and talent in the arts.
La Escuela de Artes Creativas y Escénicas de San Diego (SCPA) es una escuela magnet del Distrito Escolar Unificado de San Diego de preparación universitaria, orientada a las artes para alumnos de los grados 6 a 12 que tienen un sólido interés y talento para las artes.
Enrollment. 1,429 (2018-19) [1] Student to teacher ratio. 25.32 [1] Campus type. Suburban. Website. www .sandi .net /scpa. The San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts, known as SDSCPA, is an audition-only public arts magnet school in southeastern San Diego, California, US.
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16 de ene. de 2024 · San Diego School of Creative & Performing Arts is a highly rated, public, magnet school located in SAN DIEGO, CA. It has 1,252 students in grades 6-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 23 to 1. According to state test scores, 30% of students are at least proficient in math and 60% in reading.
