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SCPA is a world-class public K-12 arts school where dedicated students prepare for a lifelong involvement in artistic and scholastic pursuits. The mission of SCPA is to foster independent thinking in a creative and challenging environment.
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The School For Creative & Performing Arts (SCPA) is a world-class arts magnet program designed to achieve technical mastery in an arts field and traditional academic curriculum. The focus is arts education with an extensive academic program that meets Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) and state standards for high school diplomas. SCPA was founded in ...
SCPA has approximately 1400 students and is accessible to all children who exhibit the talent and determination to succeed, regardless of the financial or family circumstances. Approximately 10% of the students live outside the public-school district. SCPA students come from 66 different zip codes, 29 different school districts, 3 counties in Ohio ...
Academics & Artistic Majors
SCPA Artistic departments include Creative Writing, Dance, Drama, Instrumental Music, Technical Theater, Visual Arts, and Vocal Music. Arts classes are interspersed throughout the day. Each class meets daily for one or two periods of 46 minutes each. Many students take electives in their majors as well as required courses. Students must have at least 8 art credits for graduation, and they must maintain good standing in an art major. Our students perform on average of 295 performances annually...
Grading
Grades are reported on a 4-point scale for each quarter of the year. Honors and AP courses are given additional weight: 5.0 for A, 4.5 for B. Weighted GPA through the first semester of senior year establish final class rank. Students receive honor roll recognition for B average, A average, and all A’s.
Graduation Requirements
1. English requires 4 credits 2. Mathematics (Algebra 1-2, Geometry and one additional) requires 4 credits 3. Science (Biology, Chemistry and one additional) requires 3 credits 4. Social Studies (World History, US History, American Government/Economics) requires 3 credits 5. World Languages (Languages offered: German, Spanish and French) 6. Health requires .5 credit 7. Physical Education requires .5 credit 8. Fine arts requires 8 credits
SCPA is a K-12 public school that offers pre-professional arts training and academic excellence in seven artistic disciplines. Learn about its history, facilities, curriculum, students, and graduation requirements.
Raiders [2] Website. www.scpa.cps-k12.org. The School for Creative and Performing Arts ( SCPA) is a magnet arts school in Cincinnati in the US state of Ohio, and part of the Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS). SCPA was founded in 1973.
The School for Creative and Performing Arts is a K-12 Cincinnati Public School offering world class pre-professional arts training and advanced college preparatory academics. Approximately 1,500 students attend SCPA, which is housed in the new Erich Kunzel Center for Arts and Education in downtown Cincinnati.
Get information on School for Creative and Performing Arts in Cincinnati, OH including enrollment, state testing assessments and student body breakdown.
- 108 W Central Pkwy, Cincinnati, 45202, OH
- 05133 638 000
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Vor 5 Tagen · Visual or Performing Arts Ability: Districts shall identify students as gifted in the area of visual or performing arts ability when a student demonstrates superior ability in a visual or performing arts area through a display of work, an audition, or other performance or exhibition and also obtains a qualifying score on an approved ...
