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LVA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION www.lvaalumni.com The Las Vegas Academy Alumni Association is passionate about empowering both alumni and current students. Through our dedicated efforts, we create meaningful events and provide opportunities that inspire and uplift our community. You can play a vital role in making these resources possible in several ways: Join the Alumni Association today! As a member, you’ll be the first to know about upcoming events and opportunities to engage with our initiatives. Stay informed on events, fundraising efforts, and community news, and help us make a difference together! JOIN THE NEWSLETTER Purchase a PAC Paver! Leave a lasting legacy with a personalized, engraved paver, welcoming audiences for years. Available in three sizes, these pavers support the school while beautifying the PAC entrance. Make your mark and order today! Purchase a PAC PAVER Get your official LVA Alumni Gear! Every purchase from this incredible collection directly supports the Las Vegas Academy Alumni Association.Buy LVA Alumni Gear BUY LVA ALUMNI GEAR Make a Donation! Donate a one-time amount or sign up for an ongoing donation. Any amount helps! DONATE Las Vegas Academy Alumni Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization – EIN 90-0895843. Your gifts are tax deductible as allowed by law. Alumni Spotlight Alexandria Le Major - Piano Class of 2001 Dr. Alexandria Le is a Las Vegas native whose career blends world-class artistry with a deep commitment to education and community. Described by the Boston Musical Intelligencer as “a warm, animated, outgoing, confident, hyper-talented pianist whose greatest asset is her incomparable power to communicate,” she has performed in prestigious venues including Carnegie Hall and Salle Cortot, while also bringing music to community spaces such as Rikers Island and the Las Vegas Rescue Mission. Dr. Le earned sixteen first-place awards and performed with every regional orchestra in Las Vegas before continuing her studies at the Eastman School of Music and completing her Doctorate of Musical Arts at SUNY Stony Brook. In 2011, she made her Carnegie Hall solo debut as a laureate of the Pro Musicis International Award and later served as a pianist, teaching artist, and Fellow with Ensemble Connect, the Carnegie Hall–Juilliard–NYC Department of Education partnership. After returning to Las Vegas in 2014, Dr. Le founded Notes with a Purpose, a nonprofit dedicated to using music’s transformative and healing power to serve the community. Through this work, she has brought music programs to underserved communities across Southern Nevada, reaching more than 12,500 students in 52 elementary schools and performing in shelters, libraries, hospices, and community centers. The organization is currently relaunching with the Carnegie Hall–affiliated Lullaby Project, continuing her mission of connecting artistry with community impact. Dr. Le also serves as the Artistic Director of RDA Performs at the Rita Deanin Abbey Art Museum in Las Vegas, where she curates musical experiences that connect classical performance with visual art and the unique desert landscape surrounding the museum. An inclusive educator, Dr. Le teaches graduate-level Piano Pedagogy and Solo Piano Literature at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and maintains a private studio known for conservatory-level instruction for advanced pre-college and adult pianists, including professional performers and teachers. Her recordings on Centaur Records with flutist Suzanne Snizek are available on major streaming platforms and have been featured in documentary projects focused on humanitarian themes.

The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts is a magnet high school located in Downtown Las Vegas, Nevada. Students are accepted through an audition process and claim a major pertaining to performing arts or visual arts. BE A PART OF THE LVA WAY CONSERVATORY PROGRAMS Music Theatre Dance Visual & Media Arts CENTER STAGE LVA Dance - West Side Story See More LVA Videos

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THE LVA WAY Play Video The LVA Way Watch Now Share Whole Channel This Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Share Channel Info Close The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts (LVA) is one of the premier arts magnet schools in the nation. Their award-winning programs serve approximately 1,750 students in Clark County, Nevada. Located in the center of the Las Vegas Founders District, LVA serves students from throughout the district in grades 9-12. LVA provides students the opportunity to pursue a conservatory major in the areas of dance, music, theatre, or visual arts. The programs available include band, vocal music, dance, guitar, mariachi, orchestra, photography, piano, studio art, technical theatre, theatre, graphic design, video production, and world jazz studies. LVA is a part of the Clark County School District and is free for students to attend. LVA offers students intellectually challenging learning experiences and empowers them with the 21st-century skills and knowledge to compete successfully in the international workplace. LVA is a FIVE-STAR school according to the Nevada School Accountability System and boasts a 100% graduation rate. LVA offers a rigorous Advanced Placement program as well as many dual credit and CTE programs. Eighty percent of its graduating seniors enroll in a post-secondary institution, and last year, over $22 million in scholarships were awarded. The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts has received national, state, and local accolades, including recognition from the White House and Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn Goodman. LVA has received twelve Grammy Signature School Awards for excellence in music programs and was recognized by the International Network of Performing and Visual Arts Schools as a STAR school. In 2000, the U.S. Department of Education recognized LVA as a New American High School. In 2002, the U.S. Department of Education honored LVA as a U.S. Blue Ribbon School, making it one out of only 17 high schools in the country to have received both prestigious awards. LVA has been designated a School of Distinction by Magnet Schools of America. In 2013, LVA received the Outstanding Arts School Award from the Arts Schools Network (ASN), the nation's largest professional membership organization of specialized arts schools. Most recently, ASN awarded LVA Exemplary Status 2018-2023 for overall excellence and leadership in arts education. Niche.com awarded LVA an overall A grade. About Us Click for a downloadable version Campus Map

The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts is a magnet high school located in Downtown Las Vegas, Nevada. Students are accepted through an audition process and claim a major pertaining to performing arts or visual arts BE A PART OF THE LVA WAY CONSERVATORY PROGRAMS Music Theatre Dance Visual & Media Arts Center Stage LVA Dance - West Side Story See More LVA Videos

Transcripts Graduates must request transcripts through the Clark County School District at clarknv.scriborder.com. Your transcript is your official proof of graduation. We do not replace lost or damaged diplomas. Questions? Please contact Laura Tuggle, LVA Registrar, at 702-799-7800, ext. 4065 or email tuggllb@nv.ccsd.net

Attendance & Operations The Office of Attendance & Operations focuses on maintaining and improving our buildings, providing community outreach through the use of our facilities, and ensuring safety for employees, students and visitors. Please click on one of the links below for more information on Graduation, Social Events (such as Homecoming, Prom, etc.) and Facility Rental. Mr. Josh Hager Assistant Principal Office of Attendance & Operations Las Vegas Academy of the Arts 702-799-7800 x4204 hagerjg@nv.ccsd.net Volunteers LVA encourages parents/guardians to be engaged in the performances, activities and chaperone events. If you would like to volunteer, please click below to start the process. Questions, email the Development Office at LVADevelopmentOffice@gmail.com. Learn More Graduation Each year, LVA celebrates its Senior Class with a number of second-semester celebrations. Check the Class of 2026 link for updated information. Student Handbook 2025-2026 Student Handbook Social Events We have a great selection of faculty-sponsored, student-led groups that are open to all LVA students. Click the button below for a list and meeting information Club List Eligibility Guidelines While students attend LVA for their artistic passion, the mission of the school is for students to be prepared for their future. Preparation includes academic achievement and "LVA Way" behavior. Students not reaching minimum requirements for passing classes and excellent behavior may be kept from travel or participating in events. LVA Eligibility Guidelines 2025–2026 Athletic Information The Clark County School District (District) offers a variety of athletic programs to meet the diverse interests and abilities of our student-athletes. Team levels vary from B Team (traditionally freshman students) to Junior Varsity (sophomores and juniors) to Varsity (seniors and some underclassmen). Learn More

Want to get in touch with us? CONTACT US Tel. 702-799-7800 Fax. 702-799-7948 VISIT US 315 S. 7th St. Las Vegas, NV 89101 Monday - Friday 7:00 am to 3:00 pm Email US Submit Sign up for our newsletter Sign Up

Important Links & Portals Infinite Campus Tel. 123-456-7890 Fax. 123-456-7890 500 Terry Francois Street, San Francisco, CA 94158 Learn More Canvas Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Library Located directly across from the front entrance in Main Library Hours: 6:35am - 4:00pm Office Hours: 7:30am - 4:00pm (702) 799-7800 ex 4025 Learn More Library Resources Learn More Academic Tutoring Resources LEARN MORE

Parent Funding Agreement The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts is a tuition-free magnet program within the Clark County School District. While we are tuition free, your financial support allows us to provide enhanced educational opportunities which make the LVA experience second to none. Our mission is Excellence to Eminence. The Parent Funding Program was created to provide parents with an opportunity to contribute an annual donation to support their child’s arts education. The contributions are voluntary, go directly to support your child’s major program of study, and may be tax deductible (just ask your tax advisor). 2025 LVA Parent Funding Agreement Cover Letter 2025 Carta de financiación para padres de LVA Donate PFA Donation Instructions

Registration & Student Records Transcripts Graduates must request transcripts through the Clark County School District at clarknv.scriborder.com. Your transcript is your official proof of graduation. We do not replace lost or damaged diplomas. Questions? Please contact Laura Tuggle, LVA Registrar, at 702-799-7800, ext. 4065 or email tuggllb@nv.ccsd.net Registration/Enrollment We do not accept students mid-year. All students at LVA must complete the Magnet Application and pass an audition. Application season starts in early October for the following school year. Please see the Admissions tab for more information and deadlines. Once a student has accepted a seat registration information will be sent directly to the parent/student in the spring or can be found below. If you have any questions please contact Laura Tuggle, Registrar at 702-799-7800, ext. 4065. LVA Magnet Contract Students, Guardians and Parents are required to abide by Enrollment, Academic, Attendance and Behavior Standards. These standards are described in detail in the LVA Magnet Contract. Please print, sign and return the Contract during the first week of each new school year. Questions may be directed to the student's counselor. LVA Magnet Contract Registrar’s Back-to-School Quick Guide The Registrar’s Office is extremely busy at the start of the year. Laura Tuggle, Registrar, shares the following for 2025–2026 LVA Parents: Reset Infinite Campus Parent password –Reset Infinite Campus Parent password Address updates – Send a current utility bill showing the parent's name and new address so we can update your household. Supply list – There is no set list. Students should wait until after the first couple of days for teacher-specific requests. Submitting documents – Email to tuggllb@nv.ccsd.net or bring to school between 7:00 am–2:00 pm. Bus information – Lookup individual student bus details online at Lookup individual student bus information Chromebooks – During the first week, our Site-Based Technician will check out Chromebooks during lunch on the bottom floor of the Main Building. Scheduling issues – Contact the Counseling Office. Students may request an appointment during lunch, before school, or after school. Informational Letters for Incoming Students - 2025-26 LVA Incoming Student Letter - March 2025 Incoming Band Majors Letter 2025-26 Incoming Jazz Majors Letter 2025-26 Incoming Orchestra Majors Letter 2025-26 Welcome to LVA Letter 2025-26 Incoming Dance Majors Letter 2025-26 Incoming 2D Visual Design Majors Letter 2025-26 Incoming Photography Majors Letter 2025-26 Incoming Vocal Majors Letter 2025-26 AUP - Acceptable Use Policy The use of electronic resources shall be consistent with the purpose, mission, and goals of the Clark County School District and used for professional or educational purposes. The purpose in providing these services is to facilitate access to information and resources, promote educational excellence, and enhance communication between schools and the community. This Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) is provided so that staff, students, and members of the community using the District’s computer network resources are aware of their responsibilities. The use of these network resources is a privilege, not a right. CCSD AUP

Student Absence Form Click Here Senior College Preparation Timeline College & Career Center Portal Anchor 1 August/September Register for the SAT and/or ACT if you didn’t take it as a junior, or if you aren’t satisfied with your score and want to take it again. (remember that your counselor can help you with fee waivers) Take a look at some college applications and consider all of the different pieces of information you will need to compile. The SAT test date most popular with high school seniors is this month. Visit with your school counselor to make sure you are on track to graduate and fulfill college admission requirements. If you’re ahead of schedule, consider taking courses at a local university or community college to get a jumpstart on college credit. Take every opportunity to get to know colleges: meeting with college representatives who visit your high schools during the fall, attending local college fairs, visiting campuses (if possible). Ask your counselor if they know of special campus visitation programs. Narrow down your list of colleges and begin to consider “safe,” “reach,” and “realistic” schools. Make sure you have the application and financial aid information for each school. Find out if you qualify for any scholarships at these schools. October Some colleges will have deadlines as early as this month. These would include rolling admission, priority, early decision, and early action deadlines. If you cannot afford the application fees that many colleges charge, ask your counselor to help you request a fee waiver. Finalize your college essay. Many schools will require that you submit at least one essay with your application. Request personal recommendations from teachers, school counselors, or employers. Follow the process required by your high school or provide a stamped, addressed envelope, the appropriate college forms, and an outline of your academic record and extracurricular activities to each person writing you a recommendation. Research possibilities of scholarships. Ask your counselor, your colleges, and your religious and civic groups about scholarship opportunities. You should never pay for scholarship information. File the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). File the form as soon as possible. 2023-2024 applications will be open in December with new FASFA guidelines. (October 1st is the USUAL start of the submission process.) Visit www.fafsa.ed.gov . November Finalize and send any early decision or early action applications due this month. Have a parent, teacher, counselor, or other adult review the application before it is submitted. Every college will require a copy of your transcript from your high school. Follow your school’s procedure for sending transcripts. Make sure testing companies have sent your scores directly to the colleges to which you are applying. The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) will be available this month, but cannot be completed before October 1. This is the form you will complete to find out what financial aid you are eligible to receive from the government. Ask your guidance office for a copy or visit www.fafsa.ed.gov This form should be filed online if at all possible. December Begin to organize regular decision applications and financial aid forms, which will be due in January and/or February. Register for the January SAT (If needed). It is the last one colleges will be able to consider for a senior. January Many popular and selective colleges will have application deadlines as early as January 1. Others have deadlines later in January and February. Keep track of and observe deadlines for sending in all required fees and paperwork. If necessary, register for the February ACT (some colleges will be able consider it). Ask your guidance office in January to send first semester transcripts to schools where you applied. At the end of the school year, they will need to send final transcripts to the college you will attend. It is time to file the FAFSA (no later than Feb 1). The sooner you complete it, the sooner you will have an idea of your financial aid options. Watch the mail for your Student Aid Report (SAR)—it should arrive four weeks after the FAFSA is filed. Feb/March/April While most of your applications will be complete and you are waiting to receive admission decisions, don’t slack in the classroom. The college that you do attend will want to see your second semester transcript. No Senioritis! Acceptance letters and financial aid offers will start to arrive. Review your acceptances, compare financial aid packages, and visit your final choices, especially if you haven’t already. May May 1 is the date when the college you plan to attend requires a commitment and deposit. When you’ve made your college decision, notify your counselor and the colleges. Send in your deposit by the postmark date of May 1. If you’ve been offered financial aid, accept the offer and follow the instructions given. Also notify schools you will not attend of your decision. Make sure that you have requested that your final transcript be sent to the school you will be attending. If you are “wait listed” by a college you really want to attend, visit, call and write the admission office to make your interest clear. Ask how you can strengthen your application.

Commencement is May 27, 2026 at the Orleans Arena Class of 2026 The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts is proud to announce that our 2026 Graduation Ceremony will be held on Wednesday, May 27 at 6:00 PM at the Orleans Arena. More details in the December Senior Update! Commencement Information The Class of 2026 commencement ceremony date is announced in November. Instructions for obtaining tickets will follow the basic guidelines below. Seniors and their parents/guardians should check the LVA Weekly Update and emails for important announcements and updates regarding the Class of 2026. Each senior automatically receives 6 ceremony tickets, given out with their cap & gown at rehearsal. Seniors can request up to 10 additional tickets in April/May by completing a Ticket Request Form. After all requests are filled, any remaining tickets will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Tickets are only available to seniors or parents/guardians. The pick-up time and location will be announced. Cap & Gown Jostens.com Seniors can order their cap & gown and other graduation items at Jostens.com . Jostens is LVA’s official graduation supplier. Cap & gown are $55 until December 19, then $90 after. Order by April 12, 2026, to guarantee delivery by graduation practice on May 22. Multiple packages are available. Questions? Susan Thornton at 702-799-7800 ext. 4207 OR Jennifer Shuler at ext. 4200. CCR Stoles Seniors earning a Career & College Readiness Diploma may wear a CCR stole at graduation. Sales begin May 4, 2026 at the school bank for $25. Students with financial hardship can see their counselor for assistance. Senior Parking Spots Click here for the rules and procedures for reserving a senior parking spot and submitting your design. The first request of reserved spaces was 9.4.25. After that, it is first-come, first-serve for spaces not selected. Public Education Foundation Scholarships Click here for information, available from October 1, 2025, until January 31, 2026. _________________________________ Official Student Aid We bsite Click here to visit the official FAFSA website. _________________________________ Senior Fines Must be Paid to Participate in LVA Events Senior Events Eligibility While activities are fun, earning your diploma is the top priority. To participate in Class of 2026 activities and travel (dances, Senior Picnic, conservatory or major trips), seniors must: Meet the Eligibility Policy (including citizenship) Be on track to graduate and not credit-deficient Have all fines and fees paid Tips for Staying Eligible: Check with teachers to ensure all work is in and passing If not passing, ask what you can do to improve before activities If credit-deficient, see your counselor to make a plan Complete any APEX course as soon as possible Class of 2026 Counseling Presentation Class of 2026 Counseling Presentation The Counseling Department’s presentation for seniors will be in April. Seniors must review and complete all items by May 10, 2025. ________________________________ Have Questions? Need Assistance? Contact the LVA Curriculum Office 702-799-7800, ext. 4200 ________________________________ BUY YOUR YEARBOOK TODAY CLICK HERE Availability is now first come, first serve. Contact Accolades Advisor, Elizabeth Strehl with any questions. Email her at strehep@nv.ccsd.net . Class of 2025

Las Vegas Academy of the Arts This calendar includes real-time information for all LVA events. We recommend syncing to your Google calendar. Please contact the Activities & Facilities Office at 702-799-7800 x 4204 for more information. If you have questions about ticketing, you can contact the Major teacher or the Development office at 702-799-7800 x4123 Performances and Events Academic Calendar

Welcome to the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Library We are located directly across from the front entrance in Main Library Hours: 6:35am - 4:00pm Office Hours: 7:30am - 4:00pm (702) 799-7800 ex 4025 Mr. Shelby Guinn, Library Manager guinnst@nv.ccsd.net From its first day in September 1931, as Las Vegas High School Library, to today, as Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Library, our library consistently has been a place where students can access a varied collection of fiction, non-fiction, and reference books as well as gather together for research and homework projects; however, what began as a small high school lending library has become a multipurpose space, combining the literary and academic function of a library with the college and career resources of our newly created Success Center, located within the library. Formerly, as the Las Vegas High School Library, the space was elegantly filled with small-scale, natural material furnishings suitable for a student body of 360: solid oak tables and chairs, built-in wooden bookshelves lining the walls, and the epitome of original library furnishings, a hardwood cabinet, housing the card catalog, filled with typewritten cards to help patrons locate reading materials, all with bright shining linoleum underfoot. In its current iteration, as the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Library & Success Center, the facility is a larger scale space designed to accommodate our current student body of around 1,700 students. The oak and linoleum of old have given way to bright, modern furniture, contemporary carpet tiles, and a multitude of electronic teaching and learning resources. We are now a modern space in which LVA administration, faculty, staff, and students can engage in a wide variety of activities. We have a sizeable area for meetings and large group instruction, equipped with computer tables, laptops, projector and screen, and an audio system. Our Success Center hosts college visits here, counselors provide instruction in web-based college readiness software programs, and teachers hold classes here. We have areas where students can gather in groups or individually for homework, research projects, board games, and other social, and leisure activities. For those patrons who enjoy a quieter, more solo, environment, our library has several comfortable armchairs in well-lighted nooks and crannies, perfect for relaxing with a favorite book or current magazine. We have about 8,000 fiction and non-fiction titles and approximately 2,000 reference works in our collection. We also subscribe to over 20 magazine titles. Please refer to the LVA Library Lending Policies page to learn more about our library loan periods, overdue fees, and lost or damaged book fines. A modern library is incomplete without electronic tools and online research resources. Sixteen desktop computers are available for students to use for class research and homework assignments. All 16 desktops are connected to a printer, and copies are free. Also, we subscribe to over a dozen electronic database resources that students may access from any school computer. Please see the Online Database Resources page to view our collection of electronic resources. These provide students with up to date information on wide-ranging topics ranging from English/Language Arts to Business/Vocational Resources. Ask Mrs. Sabo for login credentials if you wish to use these databases from home. LVA Library encourages students to, "Explore the World In Your Library," and LVA Success Center encourages students to, "Explore Where You are Going, And How You Will Get There." Library Catalog To access the Library Catalog Click the link below Learn More Lending Policy LVA Library Lending Policy Learn More Library Rules Rules to follow Learn More Las Vegas Academy Online Database Resources WELCOME TO THE LVA LIBRARY ONLINE DATABASE RESOURCES To use these database links from a school computer simply open the link; however, if you wish to access them from home, please email Mr. Guinn at Guinnst@nv.ccsd.net for usernames and passwords.

Students & Parents Morning Announcements LVA Weekly Update Campus MAP - Drop Off and Pick-up Instructions Student Campus Walkway Map - Upper Campus Welcome, Students, Parents and Guardians Resources to Support Your Success at LVA LVA is committed to helping every student succeed. In addition to the Principal’s Office, our Administrative Team is supported by four key offices that provide essential services and support. Explore the sections below for: Office overviews and contact information Technology, activities, and academic resources Need-to-know tools and forms Frequently asked questions Use these resources to stay informed, connected, and on track throughout the school year. Must-Know Information 2025-2026 Handbook Student Absence Form 2025-2026 Bell Schedule 2025-2026 CCSD/LVA Dress Code 2025-2026 Eligibility Policy 2025-2026 Teal & White Block [Even Odd] Calendar 2025-2026 Grading Guidelines Citizenship Rubric School-Wide System of Supports 2025-2026 ID Card Policy 2025-2026 Cell Phone Policy 2025-2026 Lunch & Learn 2025-2026 Tardy Policy Afterschool Tutoring - Math, Science & English Campus MAP - Drop Off and Pick-up Instructions Meal Viewer - Breakfast & Lunch 2026-2027 Course Catalog LVA Destiny Library Catalog Log into Canvas Log into Infinite Campus Library Resources CCSD AUP Essential Resources & Links 2025-2026 Communication Directory Emergency Off-Site Accountability CCSD Student Code of Conduct [Spanish] SNHD Measles & Vaccination Information CCSD Back to School Guide [2025-2026] Nevada Know Your Rights - Individual Rights for Immigrants Information Infinite Campus Parent password reset Cyber Security Education CCSD Transportation Career & College Center Magnet, Choice, and Open Enrollment Requirements CCSD Student Code of Conduct [English] Important Links Voluntary Student Accident Insurance Health & School Safety Tools Video CCSD School Based Health and Provider Relations Immunization Information & Sports Physicals Policy 5139 Anti-Racism, Equity, and Inclusion CCSD Immunization Notice - Aug. 2025 Title XI Information AB 195 English Learner Student and Parents Rights Click here for CCSD Website on AB195 CCSD Curriculum Overview Grades, 9-11, 2025-2026 Resumen del currículo del CCSD, grados 9.º a 12.º, 2025-2026 Title I Safe Routes to School Parental Supports to Students Family Engagement Centers [map] Registration & Student Records General Information & Forms Equity & Diversity Community Resources SAFE VOICE Off-Site Emergency Accounting of Students This form is for students to inform the school of their location off-campus during a school lockdown emergency. If you, the student, cannot get into a building during a lockdown, before school, after student, late arrival, or you’re arriving after an Open Period, here are your procedures: Look for an escape route Independently evacuate to an off-campus location Go to the LVA website, Click on the "Independent Evacuation" link Fill out the Google Form to add your name and any other students' names who are with you and your location. If you are injured, have information about the incident, or do not feel safe at your location, dial "911." Once the lockdown is over, a staff member will be sent to pick up the students. Off Site Accounting Form Curriculum Office The Curriculum Office supports student success by managing all academic programming and planning at LVA. Coordinates course offerings, student schedules, and the master teaching schedule Guides registration and academic planning Prepares students for college and career readiness Expands access to college credit through: Dual Enrollment with CSN and UNLV Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways Advanced Placement (AP) courses Prepares Students for Graduation and Commencement LVA’s curriculum is designed to open doors to nearly any post-secondary path students wish to pursue. Learn More Counseling Office Supports course selection and student scheduling Promotes academic, career, and social/emotional growth Follows Nevada State and ASCA national standards Offers: Individual student planning Responsive services Guidance curriculum System-wide support Learn More College & Career Center Supports students with post-secondary planning Offers info on: College and trade school preparation On-campus college visits Scholarship and FAFSA help Military options Part-time jobs, internships, and volunteer opportunities Visit the Student Success Center for: Books on college admissions, scholarships, and essays Provides SAT, ACT, and AP test prep resources Use Naviance Family Connection to explore colleges, careers, and scholarships Learn More Student Success Center Oversees student behavior and attendance Provides DMV attendance certification Issues parking passes and locker assignments Supports a safe, well-managed learning environment Learn More Student Absence Form Only a parent or guardian can fill out the absence form. Contact info must match what’s in Infinite Campus. Learn More Student Achievement & Activities Manages Student Activities, High Stakes Assessments, Magnet and New Student Recruitment, including: AP Exams, ACT, PSAT/NMSQT Recruiting Activities Audition Process All questions on applying for the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Manages school events, clubs, travel, and performances Supports students in bringing activity ideas to life Manages school events, clubs, travel, and performance calendar Testing Information Facilities, Operations & Assessment Coordinates theater rentals Supports students in bringing activity ideas to life Oversees facility maintenance and operations Partners with CCSD to keep facilities functional and student-focused CTE End of Program and Workplace Readiness Exams Science Criterion Reference Exams MAP [Measured Annual Progress] Nevada Seal of Biliteracy Learn More General Forms & Info Click here for Campus maps, information from the Cafeteria, Transportation Office, and CCSD Calendar. Registration & Student Records Click here for information regarding Transcripts, Registration, Student Policies, and the Magnet Contract.

Thank you for your interest in renting Las Vegas Academy spaces. Due to current COVID restrictions, we are unable to rent our theater facilities to outside groups. This information will be updated as new guidance is received from CCSD Las Vegas Academy of the Arts is a public high school dedicated to arts instruction. The school maintains three theaters: Black Box Theater, seats 80-120; Lowden Theater, seats 675; and the Performing Arts Theater, seats 1,100. As LVA sponsored and student performances take priority, dates for Non-LVA or Non-CCSD events are limited. Unfortunately, at this time, there is no availability from August 2021 to May 2022. General information regarding theater rentals. An in-person meeting and tour of the school are required before approval for rental. All required paperwork must be submitted to the LVA Activities and Operations office 45 days in advance. Every rental agreement must include funding for a theater manager and custodian for the complete use of the facility. A CCSD Police officer is required for all performances/events at the renter's expense. The office is scheduling a minimum of 30 minutes before and 30 minutes after the event. An LVA theater maintenance fee is assessed based on the theater requested. Front of House personnel (seat patrons, distribute flyers, direct patrons) is available for an additional cost or donation. Student theater technicians can assist with setting up performances and lighting during the show for an additional cost or donation. Please remember the following when deciding to inquire about a Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Rental: We are a teaching facility, so ALL requests are considered based on our student performances, shows & rehearsals. Beginning April 30, 2021, we are accepting requests for the 2021-22 school year. Rentals are available weekday evenings, 3:00 pm to 9:30 pm, Friday 3:00 pm to 9:30 pm, and Saturdays, 7:00 am to 9:30 pm. Rentals are not available on Sunday. Costs associated with rentals: AC/HEAT, Custodial, Theater Manager, CCSD Police Services are required during all times when the theater is open to the public and performances. Based on the theater requested, a theater maintenance fee is charged. Additional costs may be charged for special technical requests. Technical support is available. Assistance is based on the event date, scheduling, and meeting with one of our theater managers. After reading the above information, don't hesitate to contact us at the number listed below. The Activities and Operations office is closed from June 19 to July 21, 2021. For general inquiries on renting a theater at Las Vegas Academy of the Arts, call 702-799-7800 ext 4204. Theater Rental Theater Rental Information

admissions & Audition Requirements The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts is a free magnet school that is within Clark County School District. We are looking for students who wish to make the Arts a central part of their High School experience. Each “Major” has specific requirements for evaluation listed below. Questions? Contact Linda Skeary at 702-799-7800, ext. 4202 or email skearlm@nv.ccsd.net . Please scroll down to choose your conservatory of interest, and then click to review the audition requirements. Auditions are at LVA on January 24 and February 7, 2026 www.magnet.ccsd.net APPLY TODAY! Theatre Audition Requirements Technical Theater Requirements Theatre Requirements Apply Now Audition Workshop Dance Audition Requirements Dance Requirements Apply Now Pre-Audition Workshop Visual & Media Arts Audition Requirements 2D Visual Design Requirements Film/Video Requirements Media Arts & Communications Apply Now 3D Sculpture Requirements Photography Requirements Visual Arts Audition Booklet Audition Workshops Music Audition Requirements Band Requirements Guitar Requirements Jazz Requirements Mariachi Requirements Orchestra Requirements Piano Requirements Vocal Requirements Pre-Audition Workshops Apply Now

Home About Us Programs Admissions Support Class of 2026 Students/Parents News & Accolades More Conservatory Programs The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts (LVA) is made up of four Arts conservatories: Dance, Theatre, Music and Visual Arts. Our goal is to meet each student where they are and develop their artistic talents through curriculum and experiences that will unlock their potential. Each conservatory has unique programs designed to achieve this goal. LVA has some of the most talented Faculty and Staff in the country leading the artistic growth in each discipline. Theatre Dance Visual & Media Arts Music

About LVA Conservatory Programs Admissions/Auditions Support Class of 2026 Students/Parents News & Accolades More Visual Design Overview Where your story begins is not where it ends. LVA is a bridge to the art world and beyond. LVA art students seek college education and majors in very diverse subject matter. Students have graduated to seek medical degrees, engineering degrees, architecture degrees, science degrees and yes, art degrees. LVA has worked with Junior and Senior level students through AP Studio Art coursework that harnesses a student’s ability to create, edit, process, experiment, revise and synthesize visual design projects. Students do not only make art, they are originators of unique concepts, they are visual activists and use their energy to change their world. Students have earned full-ride scholarships at The Cooper Union and School of Visual Arts NY. Students have been invited to attend RISD, MICA, Pratt, Parsons, UNLV, SFAI, Otis, CalArts, and many other 4 year colleges and universities with substantial scholarships. There is no one path that all students are mandated to walk at LVA. The LVA Way empowers each student with the resources to find and develop their identity, finetune their interest and turn their education into a passion that will lead into a career. Graduates of LVA have built careers in local government, entertainment, business, medical fields, education and, of course, the arts. LVA graduates have become designers, web developers and art teachers. Jennifer Main is a prominent working artist that graduated from LVA in Visual Design. Students are introduced and guided to mastery of traditional art media, new media, technology, lens-based arts, and time-based art forms through their chosen art major. This is a unique approach found only at magnet art programs like LVA’s. LVA offers majors in Film, Graphic Design, Photography, Sculpture and 2D Visual Design. Additionally, the humanities courses required at LVA also enhance a student’s ability to think, reason and be inspired by diverse stories in our local, state, national and worldwide histories. Program Curriculum The LVA curriculum is built similar to a college level art studio practice. Students are guided through a Foundation year of black & white media and mixed media exploration that establishes a core skill set with an introduction to drawing and painting techniques, art history, aesthetics and critical analysis. Second year further develops a knowledge base of color media in oil paint, color pencil, art history and concepts with mixed media experimentation quickly becoming mastery. Third year begins to emphasize the voice of the individual by further exploration of gouache paint, intaglio printmaking, oil paint, chalk pastel, oil pastel, history and using pivotal art movements as a stepping stone to creating art projects based on personal concepts for the AP Drawing portfolio. Fourth year is a senior thesis guided by art activism and the AP 2D Design curriculum. Projects begin during the summer months by developing a narrative and ideas focused on art as social activism. The senior year braids together the LVA experience and guides students through the college application process that begins early in the fall. Students are encouraged to tour colleges, attend national portfolio day events, interview with admission counselors to discuss portfolio and admission requirements for college entry. The fourth year curriculum includes silkscreen printmaking, advanced oil paint techniques, acrylic paint techniques, and combining the previous experienced media to empower experimental mixed media to create their senior AP 2D Design portfolios. This process has helped many students not only earn entry to some of the most prestigious art programs across the country, but to also be offered high level scholarships and full tuition based on the quality of their artwork. Students are empowered through their academic and creative education to harness their talents, develop their skills and to focus their energy on goals they have envisioned for their future. Visual Arts is a demanding Conservatory within the Las Vegas Academy that has guided students to create their future, and in turn, has helped many students earn many rewards. Program Accolades The Las Vegas Academy Visual Design Program has been recognized for its achievements in National and International adjudications, including: Scholastic Gold Key - multiple winners yearly Scholastic National Gold Key Scholastic Silver Key - multiple winners yearly Scholastic National Silver Key Congressional Awards - multiple winners yearly CCSD VOICE - multiple winners yearly Showgirl Legacy Foundation Art Contest - multiple winners yearly Program Outcome The college level approach at LVA results in students being able to draw, paint, sculpt, photograph, record and edit, click and drag and design with expert level outcomes. Most importantly, The LVA Way extends well beyond the classroom. Students are taught skills that transcend the canvas. Visual problem solving, creative thinking, creating, storytelling and visual communication can be applied to many, if not all the situations that students will encounter when they graduate. Students regularly participate in critiques; students discuss their own work and their peers work in constructive ways which helps students develop the ability to speak in public. This ability to clearly, constructively and relevantly communicate is a skill that many students have returned to express gratitude for during spring and summer breaks.

CCSD English Language Learner Resources The English Language Learner Division (ELLD) supports and assists all English language learners (ELLs) and families to maximize language development while building capacity at schools to accelerate language proficiency. The following resources are available to parents and students at this link https://bit.ly/ELL_ResourcesforParents-Guardians : Grade-level specific resources Prerecorded workshops in English and Spanish Newcomer Message Line information Resources available in multiple languages

About LVA Conservatory Programs Admissions/Auditions Support Class of 2026 Students/Parents News & Accolades More Theatre Acting Overview The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Theatre Department offers a focused, high-level, quality education to dedicated Actors and Technicians interested in pursuing advanced studies of Theatre Acting, Musical Theatre, and Technical Theatre. Students focusing on Theatre Acting receive a college-preparatory curriculum, where they take a wide variety of courses designed to prepare them for the future. Program Curriculum The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Theatre Program focuses on all aspects of the craft of acting from fundamentals to advanced techniques. Each grade level offers its own unique acting class, exposing students to different approaches and styles every year. Over the course of the 4-year program, students have the opportunity to study improvisation, Shakespeare, theatre history, movement styles, audition technique, stage makeup, scene study, business of acting/musical theatre, and other exciting topics. Acting Conservatory students have the opportunity to perform in plays produced by the Theatre Conservatories, classroom recitals, special events, and showcases. Program Outcome The Acting Conservatory trains students to become serious performing artists with the skill sets necessary to pursue a professional career in the industry, attend a prestigious college/university in a major of their choice, and/or participate in an arts school or conservatory program. The Conservatory's caring and dedicated faculty members focus on developing students into great actors by instilling principles of confidence, presence, focus, creativity, imagination, persistence, listening, and understanding. The Conservatory encourages the development of practical life skills beneficial to students’ futures regardless of the post-graduate path they choose to follow. While in the program, students develop strong communication, creative thinking, collaboration, leadership, problem solving, conflict management, and time management skills. Program Accolades The Las Vegas Academy Theatre Program has a long history of being a leader in the Arts community. Recent Awards include: 2021 Spotlight Award: Audrey Freund (Las Vegas Academy, Something Rotten) 2020 Arts Educator of the Decade, Megan Scalise (Broadway World) 2019 Best Actor: Joey Cooper (Las Vegas Academy, Kiss Me Kate) Best Costume Design and Construction (Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Kiss Me Kate) Best Ensemble: Las Vegas Academy of the Arts (Kiss Me Kate) 2018 Best Actor: Cole Duffy (Las Vegas Academy, Dogfight) 2017 Spotlight Award: David Wade and Nikole York (Las Vegas Academy, Cinderella) 2016 Best Actor: Deimoni Brewington (Las Vegas Academy, Footloose) Spotlight Award: Jessica Vanek (Las Vegas Academy, Rent) 2015 Best Actor: Deylan Dean (Las Vegas Academy, Aida) Spotlight Award: Ja’Keetrius Woods (Las Vegas Academy, Aida) 2014 Spotlight Award: Aurora Watts-Esquibel and Nathaniel Harlan (Las Vegas Academy, In the Heights) National Thespian Mainstage Performance of Of Mice and Men 2013 National Thespian Mainstage Performance of Big River Las Vegas Broadway World Awards: 2013-Best Show By A Local Theater Group (Oklahoma - Las Vegas Academy - Lowden Theater) 2014-Best Performance by a Lead Actor in a Musical (Jekyi Post - In the Heights - LV Academy Theatre - Lowden Theater) Best Performance in a Play (Off-Strip) (Marisa Caddick - LVA Black Box Theater) 2018 Best Ensemble Cast (SCAPIN - Las Vegas Academy) Best Leading Actor in a Play (Dalen Todorov - SCAPIN - Las Vegas Academy)

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Meet The Team Ms. Lezlie Koepp Principal koeppls@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Jennifer Shuler Assistant Principal Curriculum, Graduation, College and Career Readiness elamja@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Josh Hager Assistant Principal Attendance & Operations/Facilities hagerjg@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Patricia Carroll Assistant Principal Student Success Center carrope@nv.ccsd.net Christine Jarrell Assistant Principal Student Success Center jarrece@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Jenny Valdez Assistant Principal Achievement & Activities valdejm@nv.ccsd.net Annette Tekely Principal's Secretary Ext. 4100 tekela@nv.ccsd.net Citlally Plascencia Assistant Principal Jennifer Shuler's Secretary Ext 4200 plasccd@nv.ccsd.net Curriculum, Graduation, College and Career Readiness Ms. Kristi Kelly Assistant Principal Josh Ha ger's Secretary Ext. 4204 kellykl@nv.ccsd.net Attendance & Oper a tions Ms. Linda Skeary Assistant Principal Jenny Valdez's Secretary Ext.4202 skearlm@nv.ccsd.net Student Achievement, Magnet, Activities Ms. Emily Salmon Assistant Principal Patricia Carroll's & Christine Jarrell's Secretary Ex. 4500 salmoe1@nv.ccsd.net Student Success Center DEVELOPMENT OFFICE Ms. Megan Franke Development Director Ext. 4223 habigmm@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Brian Downey Outreach Liaison, Friends of LVA Director Ext. 4018 BDowney@friendsoflva.org Ms. Susan Thornton Communications Director Ext. 4207 thorns@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Jennifer Walker Development Office Development Assistant Ext. 4123 walkejg1@nv.ccsd.net COUNSELORS ADMINISTRATION Ms. Eileen Banda Mariachi, Piano, Tech Theater, & Vocal bandaep@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Carol Dunlap Dance, Graphic Design, Media Arts, & Orchestra dunlaca@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Lena Kitchen Band, Guitar, Jazz, Photography, & Video Production kitchlm@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Nicole Cychulski Theatre, & Visual Arts evansnn@nv.ccsd.net Stacy Miller Coordinator, Career & College Readiness millesd@nv.ccsd.net Clarissa Castro-Ortega Social Worker Grades 9 & 11 castrcg@nv.ccsd.net Waynnesha Wedlow Social Worker Grades 10 & 12 wedlowa@nv.ccsd.net CONSERVATORY FACULTY & STAFF DANCE Ms. Jeneane Huggins Dance Conservatory Chair Dance Instructor huggij@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Brook Dickerson Ballroom Instructor Dickebl@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Tommy Disabato Dance Instructor disabt@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Delany Otjes Dance Instructor otjesd@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Avree Walker Dance Instructor walkeaj1@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Justus Whitfield Dance Instructor justujm@nv.ccsd.net Elley White Dance Instructional Assistant whiteee@nv.ccsd.net MUSIC Mr. Patrick Bowen Jazz Director bowenpf@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Jason Corpuz Piano Director corpuj2 @nv.ccsd.net Dr. Lucas Finney Guitar Director finnelm@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Sebastian Garcia-Valle Vocal Director garcis24@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Jeremy Klewicki Piano Instructor, Music Technology klewijj@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Eric McAllister Orchestra Director mcallen@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Matt Ostlie Vocal Director ostlimg@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Jeremy Paredes Or chestra Director paredjl@nv.ccsd.net Mr. David Rivera Mariachi Director riverdj@nv.ccsd.net Mr. John Seaton Music Conservatory Chair B and Director seatoj@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Chandler Sison B and Director sisoncj@nv.ccsd.net Julian Tanaka Jazz Director tanakj@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Nicky Avery Vocal/Choir Instructional Assistant averynj@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Karen Camuglia Band Instructional Assistant camugk@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Katy Finney Guitar & Piano Instructional Assistant finney@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Juliann McAllister Orchestra Instructional Assistant mcallj@nv.ccsd.net Dr. Sue Mirman Jazz Instructional Assistant mirmas@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Ariel Perez Mariachi Instructional Assistant perezaj2@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Alessandra Las Vocal/Choir Instructional Assistant lasap@nv.ccsd.net THEATRE Marissa McCoy Theatre Instructional Leader, Theatre Instructor mccoyml@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Ana Murphy Theatre Instructional Assistant hynesal@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Maria Bement Theater Manager bemenml@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Timothy Herzog Theater Manager herzotv@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Joshua O'Brien Theater Manager obriejr@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Casey Andrews Theatre Instructor andrecr1@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Rain Bidleras Theatre Technology Instructor bidlea@nv.ccsd.net Austin Fowler Theatre Technology, CTE Instructor fowlea2@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Kelly Hawes Theatre Instructor hawesk@nv.ccsd.net VISUAL & MEDIA ARTS Ms. Elizabeth Strehl Media & Communications Arts Instructor strehep@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Ashley Stroud Graphic Design Instructor stroua@nv.ccsd.net David Tovar Film/Video Production Instructor tovard@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Ethan Salmon Visual Arts Instructional Assistant salmoe@nv.ccsd.net Kelly Mabel Visual & Media Arts Conservatory Chair 2D, 3D Instructor mabelk@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Dawn Anderson Photography Instructor anderdy@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Jason Ibarra 2D Drawing Instructor ibarrjc@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Adam Moukad Business Marketing Instructor moukaa@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Sierra Slentz 3D Ceramics Instructor slentsm@nv.ccsd.net ACADEMICS ENGLISH / LANGUAGE ARTS Mr. Jeff Archibald English Instructor archijc@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Brooke Bergquist English Instructor bergqb@nv.ccsd.net Regan Benabides English Instructor benabra@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Fran Curcio English Instructor gordofm@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Jamie Huston English Instructor hustojj@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Erika Moosbrugger English Insructor moosbem@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Adam Moukad English & Business Instructor moukaa@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Amy Narcesse English Instructor mckayal @nv.ccsd.net Ms. Elizabeth Strehl English Instructor strehep@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Paolina Taglienti English Instructor taglip@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Evan Trueblood English Instructor truebej@nv.ccsd.net MATH Ms. Kristine Kelley Math Instructional Leader , Math Instructor kellek6@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Roger Arranguez Math Instructor arranrp @nv.ccsd.net Ms. Amber Clark Math Instructor clarka9@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Yelena Erculei Math Instructor erculyv@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Paul Fagone Math Instructor fagonpl@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Daniel Fitzgerald Math Instructor fitzgds@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Brooke O'Gara Math Instructor ansleba @nv.ccsd.net Ms. Valentyna Parlak Math Instructor parlava@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Teresa Prezgay Math Instructor prezgta@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Sara Quarnberg Math Instructor quarnsf@nv.ccsd.net SOCIAL STUDIES Liz Bash Social Studies Instructor bashes1@nv.ccsd.net Shea Dokken Social Studies Instructor dokkesl@nv.ccsd.net Amanda Estrada Social Studies Instructor clarkar2@nv.ccsd.net Aidan Gorman Social Studies Instructor gormaac@nv.ccsd.net Ann Jeffery Social Studies Instructor gormaac@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Michael Mutzhaus Social Studies Instructor mutzhmm@nv.ccsd.net Juan Plascencia-Gomez Social Studies Instructor plascjp@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Adrienne Post Social Studies Instructor postam@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Alex Ritter Social Studies Instructor ritteap@nv.ccsd.net WORLD LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT Ms. Bianca Bautista Spanish Instructor Bautibb@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Ann Jeffery Japanese Instructor jeffeam@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Cassandra Johnston Spanish Instructor johnsc20@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Amy Murray Spanish Instructor murraaj@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Paul Sauve Spanish Instructor sauvepr@nv.ccsd.net SCIENCE Joshua Abellera Science Instructor abelljc@nv.ccsd.net Marlyn Catral Science Instructor catram@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Kevin Chomintra Science Instructor chomiks@nv.ccsd.ne t Ms. Jody Jensen Science Instructor jensejk@nv.ccsd.net Mr. John Strehl Science Instructor strehjl@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Kimberley Trueman Science Instructor truemkj@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Melanie Ust Science Instructor ustmd@nv.ccsd.net Rachel VanHorn Science Instructor vanhor@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Helen Wolcott Science Instructor wolcohm@nv.ccsd.net SPECIAL EDUCATION Ms. Rhonda Dawkins Special Education Instructor dawkins@nv.ccsd.net Mr. David Hughes Special Education Instructor hughedc@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Michael Mendler Special Education Instructor mendlml@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Melinda Oldroyd PACE Instructor oldromm@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Velvette Williams PACE Instructor bucklv@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Selena Batiste PACE Instructional Assistant batiss@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Cindy Barnett PACE Instructional 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Counseling & College Planning The emphasis of the Counseling Office is to implement a comprehensive guidance and counseling program according to the state of Nevada's School Counseling Program Student Standards and the national standards set forth by the American School Counselors Association (ASCA). The counselor's emphasis is on promoting and enhancing academic achievement, career development and social/emotional growth for all students. The program includes individual student planning, responsive services, and system supports within the guidance curriculum. Core Enrollment Requirements The Clark County School District (CCSD) strives to prepare students for success in post-secondary education and in the workforce by providing a rigorous curriculum. The Core Enrollment Expectations are consistent with Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) 389.018 and aligned with the Governor Guinn Millennium Scholarship minimum core curriculum requirements. To meet the requirements set forth by the Nevada State Board of Education, all students are enrolled in the Core Enrollment Expectations as outlined below: Core Enrollment Areas of Study Units: English 4 Mathematics (including Algebra II or higher) 4 Natural Science 3 Social Studies and History 3 Total 14 Students who successfully complete the Core Enrollment Expectations outlined above, with a grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.25 may qualify for the State of Nevada Millennium Scholarship. Please see your school counselor additional information about the Millennium Scholarship. Safe Voice SafeVoice is an anonymous tip report system with live response 24/7/365. Safevoice (SV) includes and goes beyond bullying to create an anonymous way to also report threats of school violence and friends at risk of suicide, self-harm, drugs and more. Learn More Safevoicenv.org Class of 2028 Freshman Course Selection Information and Elective Information will be provided at Freshman Parent Orientation. See below for Frequently Asked Questions, Freshmen Electives, and Graduation Cheat Sheet. Graduation Requirements 23 credits Take the ACT with writing junior year NO GPA CAP Where to get help Check the Study Helps tab See your teacher during Lunch and Learn Your teachers stay after class and you can stay in class to get help. Wednesdays are a great time to get help. Local Libraries have homework help available in the afternoons. ( See flyer below) LVA Grade Level Electives Class of 2027 Sophomore Course Selection Information will be provided in the second semester. See below for Graduation Cheat Sheet and Elective information. Counselors will meet one-on-one to assist students in graduation planning and selecting their courses for the coming year. Graduation Requirements Earn 23 Credits in specified courses Take the ACT with writing in Junior year 3. NO GPA CAP LVA Grade Level Electives Class of 2026 Junior Guidance Information Here is a video regarding SAT vs ACT . Check with teachers on the last day to turn in work for the quarter Wellness Ideas: Take time to do something creative and to relax. Knitting, coloring, crochet, draw Do this in real life and not on the web. Graduation Information: Earn at least 23 credits Participate in the ACT with writing in the 11th grade. ACT test date is in the second semester and is FREE Junior powerpoint Please see the attached Graduation Cheat Sheet to learn about the diploma options available to students: College and Career Ready Advanced Honors Advanced Standard Class of 2026 Academic Planning PowerPoint LVA Grade Level Electives Class of 2025 CSN Promise Scholarship The Promise Scholarship closes on the 31st of October. This scholarship is for CSN only and students do not have to have a certain grade point average or test score. They must apply for the scholarship and CSN. Powerpoint from CSN Naviance Website: Click Here The only way to order transcripts. Training will be coming in September (day and evening sessions will be available) Can't remember your login? Type in your email (school one) and then click Forgot Your Password and check your email. Here is a PowerPoint with how to use Naviance. Need help with the FAFSA? Open up the FinAid Presentation to get information. Powerpoint from UNR regarding FAFSA. National Portfolio Day Will be held this year. Please look at the NPDA below to learn how to register and attend the event. Selective Service ALL males between 18 - 25 who live in the United States must register. Failure to do so results: Fined up to $250,000 or 5 years in jail Denied financial aid for college If you are undocumented, you will be denied citizenship Will be unable to work in a federal job and all federal job training programs Register at www.sss.gov Elite College Admissions Article: https://www.inc.com/paul-grossinger/how-to-stay-ahead-in-the-changing-game-of-college-.html Shots Remember that if you are planning on going to college (this includes conservatories), you will need to have your shot record at some point. Make sure all of your shots are updated. Graduation Requirements Class of 2025 Prescribed 22 1/2 Credits Participate in the ACT in junior year No GPA Cap! Diploma options available to students (Advanced Honors, College and Career Ready, Advanced, Standard). College and Career is the top diploma awarded at graduation and is what will be recognized at graduation. Files FinAid Presentation Milleennium_Doc-FactSheet NPDA Selective Services _1_ LVA Grade Level Electives Senior Information Powerpoint Scholarships This website will be updated regularly once the scholarship season begins! Millennium Scholarship: No applications, based upon course work, GPA or ACT/SAT test scores, see flyer below. FAFSA: Opens on October 1st. You will use last year's taxes. The FAFSA Website UNLV Engelstad Scholars: This is a scholarship for students applying to UNLV and closes on December 15th. You must be a senior in high school with a 3.25 unweighted GPA and have a financial need. Engelstad Scholars Application CCSD District Website with scholarships: Follow this link to find more scholarships (some are on this page, but others are not). Nevada Treasurer's Office: Has a list of hundreds of scholarships (many are for NV schools, but not all). Scroll down to Scholarship Database NV Treasurer Link Career OneStop: There are over 8,000 scholarships on this site! You can use a filter to help you find some that fit you. Career OneStop Scholarship Website The Public Education Foundation: Open now and provides hundreds of scholarships to CCSD students'. Direction sheet below. The PEF Website Schoolhouse Scholarship Program: This is a scholarship along with support for students who have experienced homelessness in the last 6 years. Schoolhouse Connection Las Vegas Southwest Rotary Club Scholarship: Must attend an NSHE institution school and have a 3.5. See attachment at the bottom. Actuarial Diversity Scholarship: Must be intent on pursuing a career in the actuarial profession and be a minority. Actuarial Diversity Link Blacks at Microsoft Scholarship: Must be a high school senior of African descent and plan to pursue a bachelor's degree in engineering, compute science, computer information systems, or select business programs. BAM Scholarship link Files BCONScholarship2021 Application Doc-FactSheet Millennium Scholarship Step-By-Step_Apply_2021_PEF CREW Day Information CREW DAY For Seniors and their Parents/Guardians – Mark your calendars for CREW Day (College Readiness Educational Workshops) presented by the LVA Counselors. Attend informational sessions on College Application Assistance, completing the FAFSA, terminology, timelines, and much more. The FALL CREW Day is geared for graduation seniors. The Spring CREW Day is designed to prepare juniors and sophomores to start planning for their senior year. Files COLLEGE TERMINOLOGY Common Application Early Decision CrewTranscriptTraining VolunteerPresentation1 What is Common App_ Dual Credit/CTE Information Do you need to order CSN transcripts? If you have college credit from CSN due to completing a college course at LVA or earning CTE credit, you will have to follow the link. https://www.csn.edu/transcript-information Jumpstart Program at LVA: Remember, there is a cost to the class and it will be due in September. You will pay on the LVA webstore and will see a charge on your account. Scholarship information for the class is forthcoming. You enroll at CSN and earn college credit while earning high school credit at the same time. CTE Program: LVA offers several CTE programs and if students remain in the program for three years with a 3.0 GPA then they can earn free college credits. The application process is handled in Level III of the class in the spring. Courses with CTE credit Video Production Technical Theatre Graphic Design Marketing Media Arts & Communications Fashion (no CTE credit, but a certificate with skills listed) Required Testing ACT for Juniors Completion of the ACT is a graduation requirement for all CCSD students. CCSD administers the ACT to students free of charge during their junior year. Students must follow all Procedures & Requirements as designated by the LVA Achievement Office Questions should be directed to the Achievement Office at 702-799-7800, ext. 4202. Anchor 1 Testing Informatin

Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Music Philosophy The Grammy Award-winning Music Conservatory offers majors in Band, Guitar, Mariachi, Orchestra, Piano, Vocal-Choir, and World Jazz Studies. Serving over 900 music majors, the Music Conservatory represents the largest area of study on campus. With a vigorous curriculum focusing on individual musicianship, creativity, cutting-edge technology, and world-class performance opportunities, our students go on to some of the most prestigious university and conservatory programs. LVA music majors are encouraged every day to realize their full potential, not just musically, but also academically. As part of our college-preparatory curriculum, The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Music Conservatory helps students acquire the skills necessary to be successful in both music and non-music fields. Upon graduation, many of our students have developed the musicianship necessary to be admitted into highly regarded collegiate or conservatory music programs - including NYU, Juilliard, Colburn, USC, Princeton, Berklee and many more. Other students apply the skills learned in our music program (time management, goal setting, problem solving) towards collegiate and professional careers in virtually any career or field of study including medicine, law, engineering, and many others. Music students at LVA have the opportunity to work with highly-skilled faculty and para-professionals every day, focusing on small-group and individualized instruction, which allows for more personal growth. As a community of artists, interdepartmental collaboration is a common feature around campus, with students able to perform with other majors within the Music Conservatory and with other Conservatories (Dance, Theater, Visual & Media Arts). As a component of a well-rounded education, each department in the Music Conservatory participates in at least one trip every year. These transformational experiences allow students to interact with the greatest artistic opportunities, cultures, and their student peers all over the world. LVA music majors get to perform in some of the most beautiful concert halls and cathedrals, along with being invited to prestigious festivals and conferences nationally and internationally. This includes recent trips to Barcelona, Spain in 2015 and Vienna, Austria in 2019. Guitar Jazz Orchestra Mariachi Vocal Piano Band

Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Visual & Media Arts Philosophy LVA Art Majors are visual hunters, seekers who see their world in unique ways. LVA students are not just thinkers, they are makers and creators. LVA Visual Design Majors are expressive, obsessive, progressive and are willing to take a risk to visually express their emotions and ideas in telling their stories. LVA students are as unique as the art they create. We are as unique as the colors we paint with, but are united through our humanity, sense of justice, empathy for others and in our passion for art. Every diverse and unique student adds to the special environment fostered at LVA. Each student adds a shimmer, a glow of color and a line of definition or a swath of shadow to the unique, ever evolving work of art that is the Las Vegas Academy. Join us. 2D Visual Design Photography 3D Sculpture Film / Video Media Arts & Communications Visual & Media Arts Audition Booklet Virtual Gallery 2022 Senior Art Show Virtual Gallery Open House 2022

Giving Opportunities Over the past 34 years, the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts (LVA) has been one of the leading Arts Magnet Programs in the country. It is our mission to go from Excellence to Eminence and provide the absolute best education, development, and opportunities for our students. Our giving plan offers a variety of ways for you to support our different initiatives and programs. We invite you to join us by investing in the future of the Arts at LVA! For more information, please contact Megan Franke, Development Office Director, at habigmm@nv.ccsd.net or 702-799-7800 ext. 4123 Donate Invest In Our Majors The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts is a tuition-free magnet program that is within the Clark County School District. While we are tuition free, your financial support allows us to provide educational opportunities second to none. Our mission is Excellence to Eminence. The Initiatives program allows you to select a major program or event to sponsor. Our Major programs include Theatre, Technical Theatre, Dance, Visual Arts, Graphic Design, Film/Video Productions, Photography, Band, Guitar, Orchestra, Mariachi, Piano, Vocal Studies, and World Jazz Studies. More information can be found by clicking on each major. We also have several Events that you can choose to sponsor, including our annual Smith Center concert and our annual jazz music festival, the Las Vegas Jazz Invitational. For more information you can contact your students' major teacher or the LVA Development office at LVADevelopmentOffice@gmail.com , or call 702-799-7800 x4123. Donate Bring the Best to LVA Master Artist Series All Donations to this program will go towards our Master Artist Series. A critical part of our program's educational enrichment is our ability to bring in guest artists, guest speakers, and industry leaders. The opportunity to learn from these Master Artists through Master Classes , lectures, residencies, and performances brings students in touch with what is possible in the Arts. It is one of the most inspiring parts of their experience at LVA. Interactions with these individuals can be life-changing experiences for our students. Guest artists have included jazz performer and recording artist Tom Scott, Composer Adam Gorb, Actor Mathew Gray Gubler, world-renowned Dramatic Mezzo-Soprano - Dolora Zajick, Composer & Conductor - Jake Runestad, Photographer/Gallery Owner - Mario Basner, Painter/Mixed Media Artist/SVA Faculty - Steve DeFrank, Hamilton Cast Member and Broadway performer - Thayne Jasperson, and Actor/Performer - Ben Vereen. Donate Friends of LVA Friends of Las Vegas Academy was founded in 2001 as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization for the purpose of raising funds for the school. We share a passion for the transformative nature of the arts, we look for unique opportunities to collaborate with the Las Vegas community, and we appreciate the importance of sustaining Arts-Integrated Education in the modern public school system. We are committed to making sure that all Las Vegas Academy of the Arts students experience a world class education. Donate 2025-2026 Gala Experience the Arts Gala: Brilliance 12t h Annual Gala Orleans Arena February 6, 2026 Our 2025 gala raised over $150,000 and funded the third year of our Master Artist Series allowing our students access to top-notch artists within their field of study as well as funding other needs for the school. Additionally, our first nine galas allowed us to upgrade our technology with desktop computers, Chromebooks, purchase a whisper room, upgrade two of our theaters, fund a recording studio, a new piano lab, new dance floors, equipment for our print shop, new instruments, upgrades to our library, master classes for multiple conservatories, and scholarships for college, camp, and travel! As you can see, the funds raised from this gala are invaluable to our students’ experience while they are at LVA. PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS TODAY Invest In Our Potential The Legacy Giving program is designed to build an endowment fund which will ensure the school’s future for generations of young artists to come. Including LVA in your estate plans provides meaningful benefits for the donor and the school. Investments from the endowment provide a stable source of income and help bridge the gap between the school’s annual budget and our needs. For additional information, please contact Brian Downey, Friends of LVA Director of Outreach, at: bdowney@friendsoflva.org or 702-799-7800 ext. 4018 Help Students in Need The Aspiring Artist program supports our economically disadvantaged students who attend LVA. This campaign not only helps fund their arts programs, but ensures that students have full access the LVA experience including social dances, yearbooks, travel, and school supplies. LEARN MORE Parent Funding Agreement The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts is a tuition-free magnet program that is within the Clark County School District. While we are tuition free, your financial support allows us to provide educational opportunities second to none. Our mission is Excellence to Eminence. The Parent Funding Program was created to provide parents with an opportunity to contribute an annual donation to support their child’s arts education. The contributions are voluntary, and go directly to support your child’s major program of study. All donations are tax deductible. For more information you can contact your students' major teacher or the LVA development office at: LVADevelopmentOffice@gmail.com , or call 702-799-7800 x4123. PFA DONATION PAGE LVA Advisory Board

Student Shadows & Parent/Guardian Tours Student Shadows & Parent/Guardian Tours Student Shadows & Parent/Guardian Tours Student Shadows & Parent/Guardian Tours Student Shadow & Tours run from 11:30 to 1:30 pm Park in the city lot across the street from LVA's Main Building on 7th street or street parking surrounding the school. *If any major is listed below but not available in the dropdown menu on the google form, that means the allotted seats for that day have been reserved. Feel free to select another day with availability in your student's chosen major. Registration closed for September 18 MAJORS OFFERED ON SEPTEMBER 18 Dance, Guitar, Jazz, Mariachi, Vocal, 2D/3D Visual Design, Film & Video Production, Media Arts & Communications, Orchestra, Piano, Theatre, Theatre Tech Registration closed for October 2 MAJORS OFFERED ON OCTOBER 2 Dance, Band, Jazz, Mariachi, Orchestra, Vocal, 2D/3D Visual Design, Film & Video Production, Media Arts & Communications, Theatre Registration closed for October 16 MAJORS OFFERED ON OCTOBER 16 Dance, Band, Guitar, Jazz, Mariachi, Orchestra, Vocal, 2D/3D Visual Design, Film & Video Production, Media Arts & Communications, Theatre Registration closed for Nov 6 MAJORS OFFERED ON NOVEMBER 6 Dance, Guitar, Jazz, Piano, Orchestra, Vocal, 2D/3D Visual Design, Film & Video Production, Photography, Theatre, Theatre Tech Registration closed for Nov 13 MAJORS OFFERED ON NOVEMBER 13 Dance, Band, Guitar, Jazz, Orchestra, Piano, Vocal, 2D/3D Visual Design, Film & Video Production, Photography, Theatre, Theatre Tech Registration closed for Nov 20 MAJORS OFFERED ON NOVEMBER 20 Band, Orchestra, Piano, Vocal, 2D/3D Visual Design, Film & Video Production, Media Arts & Communications, Theatre, Theatre Tech Registration closed for Dec 4 MAJORS OFFERED ON DECEMBER 4 Dance, Band, Guitar, Jazz, Mariachi, 2D/3D Visual Design, Film & Video Production, Photography, Piano, Theatre, Theatre Tech Registration closed for Dec 11 MAJORS OFFERED ON DECEMBER 11 Band, Jazz, Mariachi, Piano, 2D/3D Visual Design, Film & Video Production, Photography, Theatre, Theatre Tech Registration closed for Jan 8 MAJORS OFFERED ON JANUARY 8 Dance, Band, Jazz, Mariachi, Orchestra, Vocal, 2D/3D Visual Design, Film & Video Production, Media Arts & Communications, Theatre, Theatre Tech

About LVA Conservatory Programs Admissions/Auditions Support Class of 2026 Students/Parents News & Accolades More Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied CUT TIME Band Overview The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Band Program offers a focused, high-level, quality education to dedicated instrumental music students interested in pursuing advanced studies of wind and percussion instruments. Students receive college-preparatory instruction, where they take a wide variety of courses, including music theory, musicianship, and music history. Program Curriculum The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Band Program focuses on developing musicianship through a comprehensive music education program. Our program is unique in that we provide regularly scheduled small group instruction (sectionals), as well as individualized instruction from the directors and highly skilled parapro staff. The LVA Band Program offers performance opportunities with three levels of concert bands, as well as two levels of orchestral winds and percussion classes. Sectional classes are partnered with our large ensembles to further assist students in their musical development. In addition, students are offered a wide range of performance and travel opportunities, festival experiences, and interactions with world-renowned guest artists. Program Outcome The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Band Program helps students acquire the skills necessary to be successful in both music and non-music fields. Upon graduation, many of our students have developed the musicianship necessary to be admitted into highly regarded collegiate or conservatory music programs, culminating in acquiring careers in the field of music. Other students apply the skills learned in our music program (time management, goal setting, problem-solving) towards collegiate and professional careers in virtually any career or field of study including medicine, law, engineering, and many others. Program Accolades The Las Vegas Academy Band Program has been recognized as a Blue Ribbon Program of Excellence by the National Band Association and a Mark of Excellence Winner in the National Wind Band Honors Project. The Las Vegas Academy Wind Ensemble has been an invited performer at the National Concert Band Festival, Western International Band Clinic, Pacific Basin Music Festival, UCLA Wind Ensemble Invitational, and has performed as a guest at multiple UNLV Wind Orchestra concerts. Students have traveled nationally and internationally to perform as a featured group in locations including the Musikverein in Vienna, Austria, and the Auditorio de Zaragoza in Zaragoza, Spain. Guest artists such as Joseph Alessi (New York Philharmonic, principal trombone), Chris Castellanos, and The Boston Brass have performed with the Wind Ensemble, and the group regularly commissions today’s leading composers to write original music for wind ensemble.

Community Resources Title I HOPE Services If your family has lost housing due to economic hardship and you are living in a home with friends or relatives or in a hotel or motel, please contact the Title I Homeless Outreach Program for Education (HOPE). Although they do not provide housing, Title I HOPE can support by referring families to community agencies and assisting students living in transitional situations with educational needs. Title I HOPE can be contacted at 702-855-6682 or visit their website . The Connection Line - Student Access to Mental Health Assistance The Connection Line provides students with access to District mental health professionals, including social workers and counselors, via the telephone during extended periods of time in which school is not in session. The phone number is 702-799-6632. Community Emergency Hotlines Three Square [Food Assistance] Three Square's Mission "To provide wholesome food to hungry people, while passionately pursuing a hunger-free community." We combine food banking (warehousing canned and boxed goods), food rescue (obtaining surplus or unused meats, bread, dairy and produce from hospitality and grocery outlets) and ready-to-eat meals to be the most complete food solution for Southern Nevada." If you need food assistance or can provide support, please click on the link below. www.threesquare.org CCSD Food Services In an effort to provide proper nutrition to our students every day, CCSD offers free school meals to all children 2 - 18 years of age. Project 150 Providing free support and services to homeless, displaced, and disadvantaged high school students in Nevada since 2011. All programs and services provided by Project 150 are FREE to Clark County High School Students with valid student ID. Ready made food is available at all 75 Clark County High Schools and is delivered directly to the High Schools weekly. Ask your counselor/teacher about the Project 150 Resource Room at your high school for more information. Family Meal Bags (non-perishable pantry items) are available weekdays (excluding holidays) at Project 150's Betty's Boutique from 1:00PM - 6:00PM. Students must have valid student ID to pick up food. Clothing, Accessories, and School Supplies are available at Betty's Boutique, weekdays (excluding Holidays) from 1:00PM - 6:00PM for high school students with a valid student ID. Students may receive 5 outfits per month, hygiene products, school supplies and additional food. *Due to limited space, we ask that Parents/Guardians kindly wait outside or in their vehicles while the students shop. Special Events (Scholarship Luncheon, Prom Closet, Back to School Shopping, etc.) are posted on the EVENTS tab on this site and on our social media platforms. Special Request Programs: (Holiday Meals, Caps & Gowns, Etc.) The Holiday Meal Program is available to assist students and their families with a full traditional holiday meal for Thanksgiving and/or Christmas. Meal boxes are delivered directly to the high schools. The Cap and Gown program assists graduating seniors with financial support to pay for their Cap/Gown. All special requests must be submitted online through our website. Holiday Meal requests are open in October and Cap & Gown requests open in December. Forms are available under the "Our Program" tab on this site during that timeframe. If you need assistance or can provide support please visit www.project150.org Jewish Family Service Agency JFSA provides social services to those in need in our Community. Contact us to schedule a consultation with one of our dedicated staff to see how we can provide help to you or your loved ones. Find our more at www.jfsalv.org Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada Giving help and hope to people in need regardless of race, religion or creed. Please visit www.catholiccharities.com LGBTQ & Homeless Youth Resources LGBTQ + friendly "Providing a list of existing Resources for the LGBTQ + Homeless Youth of Las Vegas, NV" LGBTQ Student Resources FACES Comprehensive List Check the Family and Community Engagement Services attachment first for assistance. Resources for assistance with food, housing, clothing, employment, and utilities. Community Resource Guide Covid-19 Resource Guide The COVID-19 crisis has caused a lot of uncertainty in our daily lives. If you need help locating community resources to help you and your children, please reach out to your school. They can get you in touch with a CCSD School Social Worker or School-Based Mental Health Professional to help you. CCSD Wrap Around Services Includes: COVID-19 Testing Sites Flu Vaccine Clinic Food Banks Holiday Programs Resources for Animals Additional COVID-19 Resources

About LVA Conservatory Programs Admissions/Auditions Support Class of 2026 Students/Parents News & Accolades More Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Theatre philosophy The Las Vegas Academy Theatre Conservatory provides both performance and technical theatre education to approximately 300 students each year. In-depth learning in acting, auditioning, musical theatre and technical stagecraft prepare students for careers and college opportunities. LVA Theatre/Acting, Musical Theatre and Technical Theatre students learn in a unique setting, working in three beautiful performance spaces. These spaces include the Las Vegas Academy Black Box Theater that seats up to 150; the 1200-seat LVA Performing Arts Center; and the Las Vegas Academy 675-seat Lowden Theater for the Performing Arts, a contemporary theater and concert hall. In addition to the performance spaces, the Theatre Conservatory has a full scene shop, costume shop, rehearsal studios and instructional classrooms. Students joining the Theatre Conservatory may focus their interest in Acting for Theatre, Musical Theatre, or Technical Theatre Production. Musical Theatre Theatre Acting Technical Theatre

The Magnet Open House at the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts is the perfect opportunity for prospective students and families to explore our award-winning conservatories, meet faculty, and experience firsthand the vibrant arts community that makes LVA unique. It’s an inspiring look at the programs, performances, and pathways that could shape your future. Park in the LVA Garage on Clark St or street parking surrounding the Performing Arts Center.

2022 Senior Art Show This is the 2022 senior show done by 2D Visual Design and 3D Visual Design students.

Explore Las Vegas Academy's Graphic Design program, offering hands-on experience in digital arts, from print production to Adobe certifications. Students create professional portfolios, collaborate on projects, and gain real-world skills in design, illustration, and printshop internships. Graduates excel in careers and higher education, with opportunities in graphic design, marketing, and more. About LVA Conservatory Programs Admissions/Auditions Support Class of 2026 Students/Parents News & Accolades More Media Arts & Communication Las Vegas Academy’s Media Arts major is unique when compared to other programs. Students will gain hands-on experience in both Multimedia Communications and Marketing, and while specializing in Graphic Design, Video Production, or Photography. Across the four years of the program, students will be able to complete up to three CTE programs, and they will gain real-life experience and employability skills as they write for the school news website, contribute to our social media accounts, and work with the conservatories to create the marketing materials for showcases and performances. The Media Arts students learn to pitch ideas, exercise their creativity, work collaboratively, speak and write professionally, work with clients, and meet deadlines. Program Curriculum No other Media Arts program has access to as many CTE courses, art-related electives, and resources as the program at LVA. For example, students in Graphic Design can take advanced elective courses in digital imagery for three years, including the Advanced Placement 2D Portfolio for dual credit and college entry, and can also earn a graphic arts internship in LVA’s in-house print shop. Working for other departments within the school, graphic design students design and produce large advertisements with a 60” printer and laminator, custom design 3D prints, engrave awards, screenprint t-shirts, and dye sublimate mugs. ACA certifications are made available to students who wish to pass the test for Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. In fact, all Media Arts students gain full access to the Adobe Suite. Photography students learn how to take both digital and film photography, including developing their own photos in LVA’s darkroom. Video production students have access to video equipment, a recording student, green screens, and everything they need to create and showcase their own productions. In addition, students have access to various electives and extracurricular organizations that allow them to further their skills and compete against other students from around the country. Students who take Publications not only create the school’s award-winning yearbook Eclectic, but also have a chance to gain leadership experience and travel to various yearbook workshops. Multimedia Communications students have an opportunity to attend and compete at the annual JEA/NSPA Convention, and our active chapters of SkillsUSA and DECA regularly travel to both state and national competitions. 9th GRADE Multimedia Communications I & Principles of Business Marketing with a Graphic Design I elective 10th GRADE Multimedia Communications II & Marketing I with Graphic Design II elective 11th GRADE Multimedia Communications Advanced Studies (AS) & Marketing AS with Graphic Design AS (InHouse Design & Print) 12th GRADE Multimedia Communications Advanced Studies (AS) & Marketing AS with Graphic Design AS (InHouse Design & Print) Program Outcome Students who complete the Media Arts major leave high school with college credit in up to three different CTE programs, and hands-on experience in multimedia, marketing, and their chosen emphasis, preparing them for a variety of careers and college programs in journalism, graphic design, film and video production, business and marketing, photography, and more. No other program at LVA has such a strong balance between artistic expression and marketable skills. This major is designed not only for the student interested in journalism and/or marketing, but also for the artist who is interested in promoting their own art and artistic endeavors. Program Accolades The Las Vegas Academy digital arts programs has been awarded the following recognitions multiple times: SkillsUSA Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals in Advertising Design, 3D Animation, Screenprinting Technology Scholastic Art & Writing Awards State & National Gold Key, Silver Key, and American Vision Voice, CCSD Art Contest, Best of Show, 1st Place, 2nd Place, and Honorable Mention Adobe Certified Associates certifications for students for job placement in programs like Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and After Effects.

Health Office Medication at School Students in grades 6-12, with parent/guardian written permission, may self medicate non-controlled substances. Prescribed medication must be in the pharmacy container, labeled with the child's name, medication, prescribing practitioner, and directions for use. Over-the-counter medications must be in the original manufacturer's container. Written permission from the parent/guardian must be carried by the student at all times. Controlled substances, like medications prescribed for pain or ADD/ADHD, may not be carried by students and must be maintained and administered in the health office. Students in grades K-12 may self medicate with prescribed medication for asthma or severe allergic reactions per NRS 392.425. A request to Authorize Students Self-Administration of Prescribed Medication for Asthma/Anaphylaxis (HS 96) must be completed by the parent/guardian AND licensed health care provider and returned to the health office. Students who self-medicate are NOT monitored by the health office personnel or the school nurse. Questions? Please contact the Health Office at 702-799-7800, ext. 4022 Attendance Tardy Policy 1st tardy: Warning - Recorded in Infinite Campus 2nd tardy: Warning - Recorded in Infinite Campus 3rd tardy: Notify Parents - Recorded in Infinite Campus 4th tardy: Notify Parents - Recorded in Infinite Campus 5th tardy: Warning to Parent of Insubordination 6th tardy: 6 OR MORE TARDIES IS CONSIDERED INSUBORDINATION - FOLLOWS PROGRESSIVE DISCIPLINE In-House Suspension for INSUBORDINATION on 6TH TARDY IN-HOUSE SUSPENSION FOR EACH DAY OF INSUBORDINATION AFTER THE 6TH TARDY Student Success Center All students are expected to behave appropriately while at school during performances and during extracurricular activities. The essence of good discipline is respect; respect for others, respect for self, and respect for rules. This attitude, which begins at home, is reinforced at school and applied through life. In order to guarantee an excellent learning environment for all students, the following school-wide discipline policies have been adopted. In the classroom, no student will interfere with teacher instruction, another student’s learning, or engage in any behavior that is not in their best interest or in the best interest of others. At LVA, we recognize and appreciate that the majority of our students conduct themselves in a positive and constructive manner at all times. Student are expected to exemplify the LVA Way . It is important that all students carefully read and become familiar with the rules and consequences so that there are no misunderstandings. Please remember school rules and expectations apply while at on-campus or off-campus school-related activities as well on the way to and from home. During online distance learning, school rules still apply. When students engage in inappropriate behavior, they will be dealt with fairly and consistently. Students may be subject to a range of disciplinary actions based on the nature of the infraction, the number and types of behavioral referrals, and the frequency at which the student is referred for disciplinary action. This range includes, but is not limited to, student conferences, detentions, required parent conferences, formal suspensions, recommendation for placement in Behavioral Program, recommendation for expulsion, and/or arrest. DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE (DMV) ATTENDANCE POLICY (SB 269 ) SB 269 – Senate Bill 269, effective on January 1, 2015, establishes new school attendance requirements for application of a learner's permit or driver's license and requires imposing administrative sanctions on students with poor attendance. As of January 1st, all students under the age of 18 who wish to apply for a learner's permit or driver's license must submit a completed DMV-301 form to the DMV office at the time of application. The DMV-301 requires a school official's signature verifying the applicant has attended at least 90% of the school days in the current semester. Students who do not meet the 90% attendance standard in the current semester will be unable to apply until the next semester, provided they have met the 90% standard during that semester. Students who have three or more unapproved absences may be deemed a habitual truant, issued a truancy citation, and suffer a suspension of their driver's license for three (3) months for the first offense and nine (9) months for the second offense. Students who do not have a valid driver's license will not be eligible to apply for a learner's permit or a driver's license, once they become eligible to apply, for thirty (30) days for the first offense and sixty (60) days for the second offense. Students who turn 18 during the suspension, will be required to complete the terms of the suspension before becoming eligible to apply for a learner's permit or driver's license. Bring forms to the Student Success Office in the Main Bldg. Please contact Emily Salmon at salmoe1@nv.ccsd.net for questions & assistance. Closed Campus Once a student arrives on campus, the student is to remain on campus until the end of the student’s school day. Students must remain on campus for lunch. Any student needing to leave campus during the school day must have parent permission and check out through the Charcter & Compliance/Counseling Office to receive a passport slip from school. Parents picking up their student are required to show a picture ID and sign the student out in the Character & Compliance Counseling Office or the Health Office. Students who choose to leave campus without checking out in the appropriate office are classified as truant and will be suspended. Parents/students who are interested in attending seminary during “Lunch & Learn” time must pick up, complete and return an application through the Character & Compliance Office. Questions? Contact the Student Success Center at 702-799-7800, ext. 4500. LVA Behavior Expectations Each year, students and parents/guardians are required to review and discuss the student expectations outlined in the Student Handbook. Parents and students will be notified of any updates to the handbook through the weekly update or morning announcements. Updated - Student Cell Phone Use Class time is reserved for instruction and practice. Cell phones are not permitted during instructional time without teacher permission and must be secured in the classroom device holder as directed. Students may use phones before school, between classes, during Lunch & Learn, and after school. Any unauthorized phone use during class time—including restroom or office visits—will result in confiscation. Parents may retrieve devices, and students will receive progressive discipline through the Student Success Office [Main Building, 702-799-7800 ext. 4500]. CCSD Student Code of Conduct The purpose of this document is to familiarize stakeholders with specific behavior incidents and the potential consequences of student behavior violations. Additionally, all employees of the Clark County School District will utilize the Clark County School District Pre-Kindergarten to 12 Student Code of Conduct while determining disciplinary outcomes for students. This document contains all of the individual discipline incident codes with the definitions, Infinite Campus/student accounting code, potential discipline resolution(s), related notes, and resources, if applicable, associated with each behavior incident. CCSD Code of Conduct [English] CCSD Code of Conduct [Spanish] LVA Dress Code Las Vegas Academy welcomes daily visitors, including guest artists, speakers, LVA Foundation members, community leaders, parents, and prospective families. While students are free to express themselves through their clothing, visitors should be able to focus on the talent and artistic passion of our students. Therefore, all students are expected to follow the LVA Dress Code guidelines while representing the school. LVA Required Student Identification Card Please click on the button for the required LVA Student Identification Cards rules and consequences . LVA Dress Code LVA Required ID Cards LVA Student Cell Phone Use LVA Student Handbook English Learners Grant AB195

This Page is Under Construction About This is your About Page. It's a great opportunity to give a full background on who you are, what you do and what your website has to offer. Double click on the text box to start editing your content and make sure to add all the relevant details you want to share with site visitors. For additional support, feel free to email Ms. Susan Thornton at thorns@nv.ccsd.net , our School Liaison Officer . She provides assistance is guiding students, parents, faculty and staff to the best person or office to assist military connected families and employees. Ways LVA Supports Military Families and Students Designated Purple Star Point of Contact to support military-connected students and families Transition support through counselors, social workers, and a veteran educator Student leadership involvement, including military-connected student representatives Welcome, meet-and-greet, and orientation support for incoming students Peer mentor/buddy system for first-year military-connected students Ongoing check-ins and support for students who transfer during the school year Campus recognition during the Month of the Military Child, including Purple Up Day Student-led activities, celebrations, and inclusive events during lunch and schoolwide programs Opportunities for family engagement through performances and special events Respect for student choice regarding visibility and recognition (survey-based) Access to academic and career resources, including ASVAB testing for juniors and seniors Collaboration with district and state resources to stay informed on best practices A transition team, including students from military families, veterans, and the school social worker, is available to welcome and support military children as they transition into the school community. Resources DoDEA Military Interstate Compact National Military Family No-Cost, Online Tutoring Homework Help 24/7 Our Military Kids FOCUS Resiliance Training Pets for Vets Veterans Crisis Line

About LVA Conservatory Programs Admissions/Auditions Support Class of 2026 Students/Parents News & Accolades More Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Guitar Overview The Guitar Program at LVA is certified by the Guitar Foundation of America. GFA-Certified programs have proven compliance with GFA's Certification Standards and represent the GFA's standard of excellence in guitar education in the United States. LVA serves as a model for programs around the country. Students study repertoire and methods that elevate their performance abilities and confidence as a musician. Results lead to student success in local and national guitar competitions as well as music scholarship awards. Program Curriculum Each guitar course is designed to assist students in playing the guitar. Students receive guidance and direction in solving problems related to playing the guitar on all levels and will learn many of the different styles, skills, and techniques required to become a successful musician. Areas of concentration include correct posture, note-reading, aural skills, rhythmic patterns, chord study, finger-picking styles, melody construction, musical forms, and performing experiences. Each course fulfills the National Association for Music Educators National Standards, which have been adopted by the State of Nevada. Program Outcome Courses at LVA are designed to prepare students for the rigor of the most competitive Guitar Programs in the nation. The LVA guitar program seeks to tap into each student's potential and help them unlock their unique voice. We want to prepare student for a variety of musical opportunities after their time at LVA. Program Accolades The LVA Guitar Program consistently produces students who receive full scholarships, win local as well as national guitar competitions, and successfully audition into high-level guitar performance ensembles. Recently, students have been awarded scholarships to the University of Las Vegas Nevada (UNLV), University of Southern California (USC), and The University of Memphis. In 2020-2021, Approximately 26 out of 40 students auditioned and were accepted into the inaugural Nevada All-State Guitar Ensemble. Students have won awards in Best in Southern Nevada, University of Texas-Brownsville Guitar Ensemble Festival and the South Bay Guitar Festival. Over the past three years, students auditioned and were accepted into the All-National guitar ensemble. The Guitar Program at LVA is certified by the Guitar Foundation of America and serves as a model for programs around the country.

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About LVA Conservatory Programs Admissions/Auditions Support Class of 2026 Students/Parents News & Accolades More Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Piano Overview The Piano Program at the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts offers a rigorous study of classical and contemporary music. This program aims to develop mature pianists who can perform, compose, improvise, and conduct at a high level. Program Curriculum The Las Vegas Academy Piano Program focuses on developing several key facets of musicianship. Students work on developing and building their musical intelligence. The LVA program offers students two levels of Piano Program, intermediate and advanced. Each student will be provided with opportunities to perform, compose, and collaborate with their peers. In addition, students will have the opportunity to work with world-class musicians in workshops and masterclasses. Program Outcome The Piano Program at the Las Vegas Academy of the Arts focuses not only on developing musicians but developing professionals. Students who complete the program will not only be ready for music at a college level, but they will also have developed soft skills such as time management, goal setting, teamwork and problem-solving. Program Accolades The Las Vegas Academy Piano Program has won the State Solo Command Performance in 2015, 2017, and 2018. The Piano Program also participates in the yearly musical at LVA. The Piano Program was also involved with the Yamaha Distance Education Program with the Smith Center, and the New York Yamaha Center for Distance Learning.

About LVA Conservatory Programs Admissions/Auditions Support Class of 2026 Students/Parents News & Accolades More Film/Video Overview The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Film and Video Program offers a focused, high-level, quality education for students interested in learning about the history of Film and Video as well as the creation of content for a variety of platforms. The 4 year program offers training in production, editing, screenwriting, sound design, cinematography, directing, and producing. The Film & Television Conservatory is both a pre-collegiate cinematic arts school and an industry prep program, helping students discover their own cinematic voices through practical training with industry equipment, software, and protocols. Program Accolades Students from the program are consistently recognized for their work in a variety of competitions both locally and nationally. Below are the winners for SkillsUSA Nevada and SkillsUSA Nationals for Film & Video Production since 2014. As you can see, our Film & Video students have won five 1st Place/Gold Medals since 2015 at SkillsUSA Nevada in Reno. In addition, we won 1st Place/Gold Medal in 2018 and 2nd Place/Silver Medal in 2017 at SkillsUSA Nationals in Louisville, Kentucky. We were competing against 30+ teams from around the country in the area of Digital Cinema Production. 2021 SILVER MEDAL/2ND PLACE Life Simulator - Jacel A. & Frankie S. PAST SKILLSUSA NEVADA WINNERS - RENO, NV Back Petals - Elizabeth T. & Oceana C. (2019 Gold Medal/1st Place) Bingo - Amira A. & Jacob H. (2018 Gold Medal/1st Place) Katie - Keegan N & David T. (2018 Bronze Medal/3rd Place) eye.exe - David T. & Keegan N. (2017 Gold Medal/1st Place) Candidates - Jacob L. & David T. (2016 Gold Medal/1st Place) Wake Up Call - Mikayla V. & Jake R. (2016 Silver Medal/2nd Place) Good Talk, Buddy - David T. & Jacob L. (2015 Gold Medal/1st Place) Don't Take My Sunshine Away - Jocelyn G. & Haley P. (2014 Bronze Medal/3rd Place) PAST SKILLSUSA NATIONAL WINNERS - LOUISVILLE, KY Second Thoughts - Amira A. & Jacob H. (2018 Gold Medal/1st Place) Wilt - Keegan N. & David T. (2017 Silver Medal/2nd Place) SILVER KEY AWARD Dread - Jack C. Oblivion - Charlotte C. HONORABLE MENTION All the Best - Elizabeth A. Cure - Alex M. Marionette - Jacel A. Turns Inside You - Alejandro G. We have also had students that received screenings and recognition at the All-American High School Film Festival in New York City. * Jacob Langsner * David Tovar * Amira Aboudallah Program Curriculum The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Film and Video Curriculum allows students to learn the history of film as well as develop the tools for creation in this medium. Our 4 year curriculum offers content in Technology, Production, Editing, Broadcast, Cinematography, as well as many other areas in film making. Through a rigorous, hands-on curriculum, faculty members challenge and mentor students to be their best selves, both artistically and individually. Students are encouraged to use their work to demonstrate visual invention and curiosity, collaboration and individual expression, solid technical craftsmanship, and captivating storytelling that creates a thoughtful exploration of the human condition. Students have the opportunity to work throughout our campus with a variety of Majors to create projects, and learn about the history of Film. Program Outcome The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Film and Video Production Program helps students acquire the skills necessary to succeed in a variety of situations. Upon graduation, many of our students have developed the skills necessary to be admitted into highly regarded collegiate cinema arts schools or pursuing careers in the Industry. Students have the opportunity to work in our Film labs with state of the art equipment and develop their voice in the area of cinematography.

Curriculum Office The curriculum offered at LVA prepares students for almost any post-secondary path a graduate may wish to pursue. LVA offers expanded opportunities for students to earn high school credits and begin work towards a post-secondary degree with courses offered by the College of Southern Nevada (CSN) and the University of Nevada - Las Vegas through Dual Enrollment, Career and Technical Education (CTE), and Advanced Placement (AP). Jennifer A. Shuler Assistant Principal Curriculum, Career & College Readiness Office Las Vegas Academy of the Arts (702) 799-7800 ext. 4200 2025-2026 LVA Citizenship Rubic 2025-2026 LVA Grading Guidelines 2025-2026 Eligibility Guidlines 2025-2026 CCSD Curriculum Overview Grades 9-12 English 2025-2026 CCSD Curriculum Overview Grades 9-12 Spanish Academic Policies & Procedures Grade Level Assignment Grade classification for high school students is determined by years in school, not on credit earned. Students are classified to the next grade level at the end of each school year. Repeated Course Policy A student may repeat a course. A student shall not receive additional credit for the repeated course. The higher grade shall be recorded on the permanent record and the lower grade replaced with a repeated course notation (RP). A student may repeat a failed course one time to improve a grade. Regardless of the number of times the course is repeated, a grade of an "F" will only be removed once. If applicable, all other "F's" will remain on the transcript. All external credit options require prior approval from the Curriculum Office using the CCF-850 External Credit Application (contact us at x4200 to request a copy of the form). Academic Integrity There is a clear expectation that all students will perform academic tasks with honor and integrity, with the support of parents, staff, faculty, administration, and the community. Academic Advising & Registration Guidance Teachers Each student at LVA is assigned to a Mentorship/Guidance teacher. These Guidance teachers are teachers already on students’ class schedules, so that they are easily accessible on a frequent basis. Teachers track individual progress by monitoring students’ grades and attendance as well as meeting with them individually on a monthly basis to determine if interventions are needed. Teachers will formally meet with each student on progress report and report card distribution days. Final Report Cards will be mailed home in June. ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES INCLUDE: • “Lunch & Learn” – Students with a D/F in a subject are required to go to Lunch & Learn during the first half of lunch [10:00 to 10:30 am] Monday - There is no Lunch & Learn due to staff meetings Tuesday in English Wednesday in Social Studies, PE, Health & Careers Thursday in Math Friday in Science Students can go to their teacher’s office hours to receive assistance with their assignments. If a student needs assistance beyond this time, they can discuss with the teacher to make other arrangements for additional assistance. • Afterschool Tutoring Math - Tuesday in F-12 with Mrs. Prezgay from 2:15 pm to 3:45 pm. Science - Wednesday afternoons in PO-4 with Ms. Wolcott from 2:15 pm to 3:45 pm English - Thursday afternoons in M-23 with Ms. Moosbruggar from 2:15 pm to 3:45 pm. • Library Support – The Library is open during lunch for students. • Parent-Teacher Conference – The Counseling Office is available to schedule parent/teacher conferences, in order to discuss academic concerns and course planning. Please contact the teacher before setting up a parent teacher conference. CCSD Graduation Requirements Although the graduation requirements for a standard diploma will not change, the school district expects its students to be competitive in higher education and the workforce, and to be prepared to take full advantage of what the world has to offer beyond high school. The Clark County School District believes that all students must be prepared for the following post-secondary opportunities. Any student who completes course requirements but does not pass the Nevada High School Proficiency Examinations will receive a Certificate of Attendance rather than a diploma. The Clark County School District expects all students to meet the requirements of the 21st Century Course of Study. All students are required to take the ACT Plus Writing exam, in addition to completing course requirements, to earn a standard high school diploma. Students who wish to earn an Advanced Diploma or a College and Career Ready Diploma must complete additional credits in math, science, social studies/humanities, and electives. Click here to see diploma types. Students meet with their Academic Guidance Counselors each year—and as needed—to review progress, discuss diploma options, and select the courses that best support their goals for graduation, college, and careers. 2025-2026 Course Catalog Parents and students should be aware that LVA is committed to offering a rigorous and challenging curriculum . Student placement in classes is carefully determined using several factors, including teacher recommendations, previous grades in similar courses, MAP scores, parent input, and the student’s interests. Every effort is made to place students in courses that are appropriately challenging and aligned with their assessed abilities. Students are not placed in classes below their ability level. Students will be scheduled into the classes they select unless a course is filled or canceled. Course offerings are based on student requests and staffing availability. As a result, some courses listed in this catalog may not be offered once the master schedule is created. Courses selected during the spring Course Selection process are the courses students will attend for the entire 2026–2027 school year. Because schedule changes are very limited and only permitted under the schedule change policy outlined in the course catalog, parents and students are encouraged to choose classes carefully. 📘 Please refer to the course catalog below for details. 2026-2027 Course Catalog Academic Advising Each student at LVA is assigned a Guidance Instructor (Mentor Teacher) who is already part of the student’s class schedule, making them easily accessible throughout the year. During designated guidance periods, students meet with their Guidance Instructor to discuss academic concerns and receive individualized support. Guidance time provides students with essential information for success in high school, including college planning, ACT and SAT testing, career preparation, and access to valuable resources. Guidance Instructors monitor each student’s grades and attendance and meet with students individually on a monthly basis to assess progress and determine if interventions are needed. This mentorship model ensures every student has a consistent, supportive adult advocating for their academic and personal success. Post Graduate Planning The College & Career Center can help you find all the up to date information to aid you in your post-graduate planning. Learn More College Preparation Read about college planning and the advantages of taking Advanced Placement (AP) and Dual Credit courses and s peak with your counselor. 2026-2027 Course Catalog

Join us for our first annual homecoming event ENCORE All alumni, friends, family, faculty and staff of the LVA Community are welcome to join us at our historic campus FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17 from 6- 8pm We will have performances, galleries, food trucks, and countless opportunities to reconnect and reminisce! Park in the new garage on Clark St. SPONSORED BY: The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts, The Las Vegas Academy Alumni Association & The Friends of Las Vegas Academy Foundation LVA Alumni - If you are interested in performing or showcasing your art, please fill out this INTEREST FORM!

School Organizational Team As part of the CCSD Reorganization Plan based on Nevada Assembly Bill, 394 each school will develop a School Organizational Team of elected parents, teachers, support staff and students. The purpose of the S.O.T is to support and give input to the principal. The School Organizational Team's Duties are: • Assist and advise development of the plan of operation (budget and school performance plan) each spring • Provide continued assistance and advice to the principal in carrying out the plan of operation. • Assist in the discussion of any additional authority to be transferred to schools to carry out responsibilities. • Assist with the selection of the next principal when there is a vacancy. Upcoming 2025-26 SOT Meetings September 03 7:00am Ocotober 01 7:00am November 05 7:00am December 04 7:00am January 07 7:00am February 04 7:00am March 04 7:00am April 01 7:00am May 06 7:00am *Meetings held in the Library* S.O.T. Meeting Agendas 09/03/25 SOT Meeting Agenda 10/1/25 SOT Meeting Agenda 11/4/25 SOT Meeting Agenda 12/4/25 SOT Meeting Agenda 1/7/26 SOT Meeting Agenda 2/4/26 SOT Meeting Agenda 2/23/26 SOT Special Meeting Agenda 3/4/26 SOT Meeting Agenda SOT Agenda Archived S.O.T. Meeting Minutes 9/3/25 SOT Meeting Minutes 10/1/25 SOT Meeting Minutes 11/5/25 Meeting Minutes 12/4/25 Meeting Minutes 1/7/26 Meeting Minutes Archived Meeting Minutes 2022-2023 Meeting Minutes School Plan of Operation School Performance Plan Act 2 Status Check 1 Plan by Inquiry Area 2025-26 School Improvement Plan Strategic Budget LVA Strategic Budget 25-26 School Test Administration Plan LVA Test Security PLan LVA Previous Budget Plans Plan of Operation Campus Map

About LVA Conservatory Programs Admissions/Auditions Support Class of 2026 Students/Parents News & Accolades More Technical Theatre Overview The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Theatre Department offers a focused, high-level, quality education to dedicated Actors and Technicians interested in pursuing advanced studies of theatre Acting, Musical Theatre, and Technical Theatre. Students focusing on Technical Theatre receive a CTE-designed program that will prepare them for either college or entry into the Industry. Program Curriculum Las Vegas Academy Technical Theatre students are the heartbeat of our school. The technicians spend their Freshman year learning about the role of technicians within the world of theatre. They also take an elective class in theatre performance. Technical Theatre students will develop competency with sound, lighting, costumes and props, set design and construction. They begin their education with a background in theatre safety, OSHA regulations and operation on theatre systems in our three state-of-the-art performance venues. As they continue on in their education, their work will be featured onstage as part of the Las Vegas Academy Theatre productions. Technical Theatre students work with the core faculty, and a variety of guest artists and technicians who specialize in various areas of technical theatre. Through the 4 year program, students will also have the opportunity to pursue several CTE (Career and Technical Education) credits. Program Outcome The Conservatory trains students to become professional theatre technicians with the skill sets necessary to pursue a professional career in the industry, attend a prestigious college/university in a major of their choice, and/or participate in an arts school or conservatory program. The Conservatory’s caring and dedicated faculty members focus on developing students into great actors by instilling principles of confidence, presence, focus, creativity, imagination, persistence, listening, and understanding. The Conservatory encourages the development of practical life skills beneficial to students’ futures regardless of the post-graduate path they choose to follow. While in the program, students develop strong communication, creative thinking, collaboration, leadership, problem solving, conflict management, and time management skills. Program Accolades The Las Vegas AcademyTheatre Program has a long history of being a leader in the Arts community. Recent Awards include: 2021 --Spotlight Award: Audrey Freund (Las Vegas Academy, Something Rotten) 2020 --Arts Educator of the Decade, Megan Scalise (Broadway World) 2019 Best Actor: Joey Cooper (Las Vegas Academy, Kiss Me Kate) Best Costume Design and Construction: Las Vegas Academy of the Arts (Kiss Me Kate) Best Ensemble: Las Vegas Academy of the Arts (Kiss Me Kate) 2018 Best Actor: Cole Duffy (Las Vegas Academy, Dogfight) 2017 Spotlight Award: David Wade and Nikole York (Las Vegas Academy, Cinderella) 2016 Best Actor: Deimoni Brewington (Las Vegas Academy, Footloose) Spotlight Award: Jessica Vanek (Las Vegas Academy, Rent) 2015 Best Actor: Deylan Dean (Las Vegas Academy, Aida) Spotlight Award: Ja’Keetrius Woods (Las Vegas Academy, Aida) 2014 Spotlight Award: Aurora Watts-Esquibel and Nathaniel Harlan (Las Vegas Academy, In the Heights) National Thespian Mainstage Performance of Of Mice and Men 2013 National Thespian Mainstage Performance of Big River Las Vegas Broadway World Awards: 2013-Best Show By A Local Theater Group (Oklahoma - Las Vegas Academy - Lowden Theater) 2014-Best Performance by a Lead Actor in a Musical (Jekyi Post - In the Heights - LV Academy Theatre - Lowden Theater) Best Performance in a Play (Off-Strip) (Marisa Caddick, LVA Black Box Theater) 2018 Best Ensemble Cast (SCAPIN - Las Vegas Academy) Best Leading Actor in a Play (Dalen Todorov - SCAPIN - Las Vegas Academy)

About LVA Conservatory Programs Admissions/Auditions Support Class of 2026 Students/Parents News & Accolades More Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied Jazz Overview The World Jazz Studies program at LVA is committed to inspiring creative minds in the field of Jazz, America’s true art form. Students undergo a rigorous audition process to be admitted into LVA and to be placed into the appropriate band. Students are exposed to world-class jazz artists such as Carl Allen, Louie Bellson, Randy Brecker, Dee Dee Bridgewater, Ndugu Chancler, Jimmy Cobb, Steve Davis, Justin DiCioccio, Peter Erskine, Joel Frahm, George Garzone, Jeff Hamilton, Clint Holmes, Bob Mintzer, Chris Potter, Nat Reeves, Marlena Shaw, Mike Tomaro, and many more. Program Curriculum LVA Jazz Students undergo a rigorous audition process in order to be placed into appropriate ensembles. The World Jazz Studies program has three big bands for Jazz majors and minors. Additionally, there is an elective Jazz Band class for non-jazz majors/minors as well as elective classes in Advanced Instrumental Studies (combos) and Percussion. Our students perform at community events throughout the year and are highly sought after to perform at private events. They also work regularly with professional musicians brought in from across the country. Program Outcome Students in the LVA Jazz Program not only improve their musicianship but also learn valuable life lessons. This rigorous program teaches students how to develop time-management skills, the professionalism required to make it in any chosen field, and the importance of a strong work ethic and positive attitude. Upon graduation, students are prepared for admission into any university, arts conservatory, or other career programs. Program Accolades LVA Jazz is one of the nation’s premier high school jazz programs, boasting 26 DownBeat Awards and 13 appearances as a finalist at the Monterey Next Generation Jazz Festival. Most recently, they won the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival Sweepstakes Competition. The ensemble has been featured four times at The Midwest Clinic International Band and Orchestra Conference and has performed multiple times at the prestigious Monterey Jazz Festival. LVA Jazz students have earned national recognition with four YoungArts winners and several members selected for the NAfME All-National Honor Ensembles. At the Reno Jazz Festival, LVA Jazz has consistently earned “Best in State” at every appearance. Students in the World Jazz Studies program have also traveled widely to share their music, with recent performances in Idaho, New Orleans, Buffalo, New York City, Chicago, Monterey, and Austria.

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