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Welcome to the LVA College & Career Center Hours: 7:00 am - 3:00 pm Monday – Friday Location: College & Career Center (Located in the Counseling Office) Stacy Miller - College and Career Coordinator Email: millesd@nv.ccsd.net Phone #702-799-7800 ext. 4310 Click here to request an appointment College preparation timeline LVA SENIOR CHECKLIST STUDENT & PARENT CHECKLISTS SENIOR CHECKLIST JUNIOR CHECKLIST SOPHOMORE CHECKLIST FRESHMAN CHECKLIST EVERY YEAR CHECKLIST Meet Ms.Miller Welcome back LVA students and families! Hello! My name is Ms.Stacy Miller, and I would like to invite you to the College & Career Center, LVA’s newest student support service! After 23 years as an English teacher here a t LVA, I transitioned to College & Career Coordinator where I can offer my expertise in college essay writing and revision, application processes, and resume building, among many other topics. While your time in high school will help you to prepare for life post-graduation, I am here to help you discover and design your pathway to that life through p lanning for college, career exploration (ex: military service), or technical training so that you can reach your goals and find happiness and success. I can help you explore your career interests, identify your personal strengths and connect you to resources to enhance college acceptance results. Additionally, if you are interested in internship opportunities, on-campus summer fellowships, or joining the workforce during or post-high school, I can guide you so that you can experience positive employability outcomes. Please stop by t he College & Career Center to visit with Ms. Miller and routinely revisit our webpage to take advantage of the many guidance opportunities. Bi-weekly newsletters will be sent out via email with important updates. You can also make an appointment with me by emailing my secretary at grahaaj@nv.ccsd.net or by calling the office at 702-799-7800 Ext: 4310. I look forward to an incredible year of e xploration and growth as we work together to ensure your high school experience prepares you for post-secondary opportunities!! Ms. Miller Common application vs coalition Application What is a Coalition Application? The Coalition Application is focused on making college more accessible to historically underrepresented students, and its member schools are aligned with this mission. This means they must meet certain criteria regarding tuition costs, need-based financial aid, and graduation rates. What is the Common Application? The Common Application is a single online college application form used by over 900 colleges and universities. Instead of filling out the same general information—like your address, GPA, and extracurriculars— a dozen times, you only have to do it once. The Common App dashboard also helps you track necessary application documents (like your letters of recommendation) and important deadlines. Learn More Western undergraduate exchange America’s largest regional interstate tuition savings program The Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) is an agreement among WICHE’s 16 members, through which 160+ participating public colleges and universities provide steep nonresident tuition savings for Western students. Click here for the full list of participating WUE schools! Through WUE, eligible students can choose from hundreds of undergraduate programs outside their home state, and pay no more than 150 percent of that institution’s resident tuition rate. Since full nonresident college-tuition rates may exceed 300 percent of resident rates, WUE increases affordable higher-education choices for students, and minimizes the adverse impacts of student loan debt. Learn More Scholarship Information Scholarships are gifts. They don't need to be repaid. There are thousands of them, offered by schools, employers, individuals, private companies, nonprofits, communities, religious groups, and professional and social organizations. A scholarship is an award of financial aid for a student to further their education. Scholarships are awarded on various criteria usually reflecting the values and purposes of the donor or founder of the award. Please visit your counselor or stop by the College & Career Center if you have any questions regarding scholarships. Also, please revisit the College & Career Center webpage for available scholarships throughout the year. Learn More Trade/Union Resources Are you interested in Trade Schools, Union opportunities, or on-the-job training opportunities? If so click the link below. Learn More Military Resources The link below gives you resources regarding: MILITARY RESOURCES Military Colleges and Academies Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) Performing Arts opportunities in the military Learn More Jobs, Internships, & Volunteer Opportunities Are you looking for a part-time job or an internship during the school year or for the summer? Click below for information that can help you with your search. Stop by the College & Career Center for any questions or more information. Learn More Naviance Family Connection One of your most powerful tools will be Naviance Family Connection . All Students will be registered for Naviance Family Connection at the beginning of the school year during their freshman year. Make sure to ask your child for his/her username (his/her email address) and password (student ID#) to gain access, as this account is meant to be shared as a family. College-related information and announcements are often sent via email through Naviance. If you are a parent and would like to receive the same email announcements that students get, you may add yourself as a parent on your student's profile page in Naviance Learn More Advanced Placement vs Dual Credit Taking dual credit or Advanced Placement (AP) classes in high school can help you get a head start on college and save time and money as you work toward a degree. Earning college credit before graduating from high school can also put you on track to graduate in less time and with less debt. Dual Credit Many high schools offer dual credit classes that count for both high school and college credit. Courses are usually taught by a certified high school instructor or are offered online. Advanced Placement Advanced Placement or AP courses are designed to give you the experience of an introductory-level college class while you’re still in high school. They are usually taught by a certified high school instructor. You can earn college credit for the class if you pass the AP exam given at the end of the course. It is a good idea to check with the colleges you are interested in attending to see if they will accept credit from dual credit and AP classes. In most cases, payment is required to enroll in dual credit classes. Payment is also required to take AP exams to receive college credit. However, credit earned through dual credit and AP classes is often less expensive than completing the same courses in college. To learn more about dual credit and AP classes offered at your high school, check with your high school counselor. Citation: Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development Useful College and Career Websites Naviance WUE My Next Move Career One Stop Big Future Bureau of Labor and Statistics FAFSA Common Application What is the FAFSA Simplification Act? Questbridge Public Education Foundation

About LVA Conservatory Programs Admissions/Auditions Support Class of 2026 Students/Parents News & Accolades More Musical 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 in the Musical Theatre program receive a college-preparatory curriculum, where they will focus on all aspects of Musical Theatre. Program Curriculum The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Musical Theatre Program focuses on all aspects of the craft of acting, and musical theatre, from fundamentals to advanced techniques. Students spend their first two years as theatre majors training in the techniques of theatre and musical theatre performance to develop as artists. Musical Theatre students work on developing performance skills and techniques that ground them in solid performance techniques, along with a dance elective each year to help develop their movement abilities. As Juniors, students may select to focus their studies and join the musical theatre track. This track will enhance their skills in musical theatre voice, dance and acting training. Students will work with core instructors, as well as many guest artists who specialize in choreography and voice to help prepare them for college auditions and professional opportunities. During the course of their Junior and Senior years, musical theatre majors will study important dance styles, develop a musical theatre portfolio of songs from a diverse array of styles, and continue studying acting training and script analysis. 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. Acting Conservatory students have the opportunity to perform in plays produced by the Acting and Musical Theatre Conservatories, classroom recitals, special events, and showcases. 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) Program Outcome The Musical Theatre Program as part of the Theatre 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.

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 Orchestra Overview The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts Orchestra Program offers a focused, high-level, quality education to dedicated instrumental music students interested in pursuing advanced studies of string instruments, including harp. Students receive college-preparatory instruction, including a focus on music theory, musicianship, and music history. Program Curriculum LVA Orchestra students undergo a rigorous audition process to be placed into the appropriate classes. There are four levels of the orchestra program as well as a chamber orchestra class. The top two classes are full orchestras and meet every other day with the brass and woodwinds sections. 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 paraprofessional staff. Program Outcome Students in the LVA Orchestra 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 admissions into any university, arts conservatory, or other career programs. The Orchestra program emphasize the development of basic skills necessary to become an independent musician, i.e., auditions, intonation, style, bowing, articulation, dynamics, rhythmic precision, blend, balance, tone, and basic music theory. Program Accolades The Las Vegas Academy Orchestra has won multiple awards and recognitions throughout the years, including the invitation to perform at The Midwest Clinic in 2003, 2009, 2014, & 2021, The Orchestra America National Festival in 2007, ASTA National Orchestra Festival in 2008, as well as many others. The students have traveled nationally and internationally to perform as a featured group to locations including the Musikverein in Vienna, Austria and the Auditorio de Zaragoza in Zaragoza, Spain, as well as traveling to Hawaii, New York, Boston, Connecticut, California, New Mexico, Chicago, and Salt Lake City. Our students have been accepted to prestigious colleges, conservatories, and programs throughout the nation and internationally in locations such as CIM, Juilliard, Indiana University, and the National Youth Orchestra. Our students also collaborate with, learn from, and perform with the Las Vegas Philharmonic and the Henderson Symphony Orchestra as winners of the concerto competition.

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About LVA Conservatory Programs Admissions/Auditions Support Class of 2026 Students/Parents News & Accolades More 3D Sculpture The Visual Arts department offers a unique and robust 3D visual arts program. Students have the opportunity to work with world class artists and apply their talents and craft to a variety of projects both in the art department and beyond. The vision of the 3D program is to unlock each student’s creative vision so that they can become creative problem solvers. Program Curriculum The Las Vegas Academy of the Arts 3D Sculpture program focuses on a comprehensive experience through the work in a variety of mediums such as clay, plaster, wire, glass, pewter, and wood. We have block classes that focus on Ceramics, Sculpture, and Design. This 4 year program allows students to get a foundation in 1 or more areas before moving on to an Advanced study or AP course. Program Accolades Las Vegas Academy of the Arts 3D Sculpture students are recognized in national art competitions and have had their work shown in local and national galleries, as well as online exhibitions. “Gold” and “Silver Keys” at The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards “Honorable Mentions” and “Donors Choice Award ” at the annual NCECA conference and K-12 Exhibition (National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts) “Honorable Mentions” and “Best of” at the annual CCSD Voice Art competition Kenneth & Mary DeVos Fine Art scholarship recipient (UNLV) “Best of Show” Sierra Nevada University, Flat Rate Exhibition & Scholarship Recipient Program Outcome Students in the 3D Sculpture program will become skilled in a variety of sculpting techniques, including carving, casting, modeling, and construction. Students will unlock their creative ideas through guided hands-on activities and independent project research. Students that finish the 4 year program generally earn 3 AP college credits and are well prepared to apply for art schools and/or gain employment as a studio or gallery assistant.

Performance Groups Available to the Community Instrumental Jazz Combo 2-6 students 10' x 10' area (approximate) Access to electricity for amps and keyboard Mics and sound system for large spaces LVA Jazz combos perform a wide variety of music beyond the traditional jazz repertoire and are suitable for any type of event. From upbeat swing to sultry blues, our combos will bring an element of "cool" to your corporate, charity, or private event! $250/Hour (2 hour minimum) Interest Form Instrumental Jazz Big Band 12-25 students 30' x 20' area (approximate) Access to electricity for amps and keyboard Mics and sound system for large spaces Chairs without armrests Our award-winning LVA Jazz Big Band can be hired to provide background music to enhance your event or serve as the featured performance! Our Jazz Band plays a variety of music including Swing, Early, Cool, Latin, and Modern Jazz. $1,000+/Hour Interest Form Small Caroling Ensemble 6-8 students Tech varies depending on the venue. In large venues, singers will need to be mic'd. If it's more intimate, they don't require any tech support. Our students perform entertaining holiday carols in traditional Dickensian garb. This option is perfect for small holiday parties in intimate spaces or if you would like them to just be caroling in the background. Profit goes directly to our students to help them with travel costs and other choir fees. $350/30-45 min. set Interest Form Large Caroling Ensemble 12-32 students Tech varies depending on the venue. In large venues, singers will need to be mic'd. If it's more intimate, they don't require any tech support. Our students perform entertaining holiday carols in traditional Dickensian garb. This option is perfect for large holiday parties, events, or part of a show. Profit goes directly to our students to help them with travel costs and other choir fees. $1000+* (per 30-45 min. set *cost depends on number of students) Interest Form Vocal Soloist 1 student Mic and sound system required This option is perfect for a National Anthem Singer, or if you just need a solo act. Our students can sing many different styles and genre's.(Cost may vary depending on how many songs you need them to sing and how long they will be required to be at the event) Profit goes directly to our students to help them with travel costs and other choir fees. $100/Set Interest Form Small Vocal Ensemble 4-8 students Mic and sound system required. We can provide our own system for an adjusted fee. This option is perfect for a National Anthem, or if you just need a talented duo. Our students can sing many different styles and genre's. (Cost may vary depending on how many songs you need them to sing and how long they will be required to be at the event) Profit goes directly to our students to help them with travel costs and other choir fees. $350/30 min. set Interest Form Large Vocal Ensemble 12-80 students Cost depends on what we will need to provide. If we are providing the sound engineer and equipment the cost will reflect that. We can work with your sound engineers as well. Please contact Nicki Avery to discuss details. averynj@nv.ccsd.net This option is great for large corporate events, trainings, etc. We provide a list of songs that we have performance ready and you can choose what you would like us to do. We can perform anything from Pop, R&B, Jazz, Musical Theater, Classical music and everything in between. Cost depends on scope of work asked, how many students are involved and how many hours the students will be required to be there. Range from $1,000-$5,000+ per event Interest Form Mariachi Internacional 15-20 students 10' x 10' area ( approximate) These donations help fund travel to Mariachi festivals/conferences as well as provide our musicians with instruments and uniforms. $1000/Hour Interest Form Orchestra String Quartet 4 Students ( Two violins, viola and cello) 4 chairs without arm rests on them 10' x 10' area (Approximate) Orchestra String Quintet Two Violins, Viola, Cello, Bass 5 chairs without arm rests on them 10' x 12' area (Approximate) Perfect for a small event, wedding or holiday event. Students perform Classical, pop and traditional repertoire as entertainment or background music. Profits go directly to students to help with costs of trips and scholarship money. $350/Hour Interest Form Orchestra String Ensemble A chamber ensemble consisting of 6-15 students Chairs without arm rests for each player 20' x 30' area (approximate) Perfect for a small event, wedding or holiday event. Students perform Classical, pop and traditional repertoire as entertainment or background music. Profits go directly to students to help with costs of trips and scholarship money. $1000+/Hour Interest Form Solo Harp or Solo Guitar 1 student 9' x 5' area (approximate) Ramp access for loading and unloading. (If necessary) Perfect for a small event, wedding, or holiday event. Profits go directly to students to help with the costs of trips and scholarship money. $125/Hour Interest Form Guitar String Quartet 4 Students 4 chairs without arm rests on them 10' x 10' area (Approximate) Perfect for a small event, wedding or holiday event. Students perform Classical, pop and traditional repertoire as entertainment or background music. Profits go directly to students to help with costs of trips and scholarship money. $350/Hour Interest Form Saxophone Quartet 4 students: Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Baritone Saxophones 10' x 10' area (approximate). Chairs without armrests. Perfect for any event such as a fundraiser, meeting, wedding, or holiday event. Students perform Classical, pop, and traditional repertoire as entertainment or background music. Profits go directly to our students to provide them with instruments, sheet music, and assist with travel. $350/Hour Interest Form Brass Quintet 5 students: Two Trumpets, Horn, Trombone, and Tuba 10' x 10' area (approximate). Chairs without arm rests. Perfect for any event such as a fundraiser, meeting, wedding, or holiday event. Students perform Classical, pop, and traditional repertoire as entertainment or background music. Profits go directly to our students to provide them with instruments, sheet music, and assist with travel. $350/Hour Interest Form Flute Quartet 4 students 10' x 10' area (approximate). Chairs without armrests. Perfect for any event such as a fundraiser, meeting, wedding, or holiday event. Students perform Classical, pop, and traditional repertoire as entertainment or background music. Profits go directly to our students to provide them with instruments, sheet music, and assist with travel. $350/Hour Interest Form

General Forms & Information Transportation & Parking LVA Student and Staff Parking Passes are available through the Student Success Center. Vehicles must be registered prior to parking in the Lowden or Staff lots during the school day. Contact us at x4500 to request a pass. Transportation (bus) questions and concerns should be directed to the CCSD Transportation Department at (702) 799-8100. CCSD Transportation Dept Wondering where your bus will be at the end of the school day? Click the link below! LVA Campus Bus Locations Cafeteria Students have multiple options for purchasing food during Lunch & Learn: LVA Cafeteria, managed by CCSD Food Services LVA Grab&Go Market, managed by LVA's PACE Program. Located inside the Cafeteria. Cash or Card accepted. LVA Snack Shack, managed by Friends of LVA. Located between the breezeway, next to the print shop. CCSD Food Services Dept LVA PACE Program Friends of LVA MAPS LVA is located at 315 South 7th Street Las Vegas Nevada 89101 Click here for Google Maps location information and directions to our campus. We are proud residents of the historic Las Vegas Founders District, on the campus of the original Las Vegas High School. Click here for a detailed Campus Map Go to Maps Campus Map Bell Schedule For detailed bell schedules and teacher assignment information, please consult the Schedule page within Infinite Campus. Infinite Campus Login Click here for a summary of our daily bell schedule, including Guidance and Assembly Day information LVA Bell Schedule Teal/Silver Calendar LVA uses a modified block schedule. Students take a total of eight classes, including academic, elective and major classes. Students meet with their major class each day. Other classes are alternated between Teal days and Silver days. Go To Calendar CCSD Policies If you have a question about a specific CCSD Policy or Regulation, please click below to visit the District website. The page includes background information, detailed documentation on each policy, and contact information should you have questions or concerns related to them. CCSD Policy Info Forms & Information Student Insurance Parent Letter 21-22 60az nvnbp_English 642az nvnbp_Spanish

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 Assistant barnec@nv.ccsd.net Coming Soon SEIF Itzel Ruiz Special Education Instructional Assistant ruizi5@nv.ccsd.net PE/ HEALTH/ LIBRARY/ ELECTIVE Ms. Jenny Davis Health Instructor davisjl3@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Jason Johnson Physical Education Instructor johnsjh@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Adriana Bettencourt Physical Educator Instructor morenam@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Shelby Guinn Librarian guinnst@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Eva Williams Careers Instructor williem1@nv.ccsd.net SUPPORT STAFF Health Office School Banker Registrar Office Ms. Katie Iida School Health Aide iidacs@nv.ccsd.net Mr. Adam Taylor Nurse tayloat@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Barbara Badger Banker badgeba@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Laura Tuggle Registrar [please contact with any name, address contact info changes] tuggllb@nv.ccsd.net Print Shop School Technology Ms. Meaghn Gill Graphic Artist Mr. Richard Strange Lead Site Based Technician stranr@nv.ccsd.net Ms. Yusleidy Vega Site Based Technician vegay2@nv.ccsd.net CAMPUS SECURITY MONITORS Mr. Adam Moore CSM Mr. Tyler Pack CSM James Porcelli CSM Ms. Rose Rosales CSM BUILDING ENGINEER, MAINTENANCE & CUSTODIAL Mr. Oscar Diaz Building Engineer Gary Hamilton Building Engineer Ms. Loida De la Cruz Head Custodian Ms. Rosa Gomez Landscaping Maintenance Mr. Empirio Ruiz Lead Custodian Jose Sanchez Rosa Duran Eden Coscolluela Daniel Brooks Raudel Carrillo Treto Yessica Elizalde Laura Ramos Badillo Cameron Swan

News & Accolades Check here regularly for updated information on performances, events, important announcements and everything Las Vegas Academy. All Posts Search thorns9 2 days ago 1 min PARENTS Submit Your Interest in Serving on the 2024-2025 LVA S.O.T - School Organizational Team In accordance with Assembly Bill 469, each CCSD school will create a School Organizational Team (SOT) made up of elected licensed staff,... 7 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked thorns9 2 days ago 1 min 9.2.24 LVA Weekly Update This week's update is filled with essential information including: Make-up school pictures and ID pictures S.O.T. and Monthly Parent... 47 views 0 comments Post not marked as liked thorns9 5 days ago 1 min C.R.E.W. Day for College Essentials is Sept. 7 Mark your calendars! Seniors, juniors, and parents! CREW Day [College Readiness Educational Workshops] is September 7. 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Search Results Blog Posts (297) Other Pages (62) 297 items found for "" Sort By: Best Match PARENTS Submit Your Interest in Serving on the 2024-2025 LVA S.O.T - School Organizational Team In accordance with Assembly Bill 469, each CCSD school will create a School Organizational Team (SOT) made up of elected licensed staff, education support professionals, parents/guardians, and students, as well as one or more optional, non-elected community members who will assist the principal in making important decisions that impact the school. WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONAL TEAM? Provide input on the school performance plan and budget. Provide continued advice to the Principal in carrying out the school plan. Assist with the selection of the next Principal when there is a vacancy. WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS OF TEAM MEMBERS? Begin attending meetings in October 2024. Serve on the team through September 30, 2025, unless your child no longer attends the school. Attend regularly scheduled meetings on the first Wednesday of the month, most often at 7:00 am in the school library. (Additional meetings may occur as needed.) Make decisions with the whole population in mind. Work collaboratively and attempt to reach a consensus with the team. ***LVA staff who have children attending LVA are not eligible to participate on the team.*** If you are interested in serving on LVA’s School Organizational Team, please fill out and submit this Google form below by Friday, September 6, 2024 ( https://forms.gle/7kwwKLXAke5afCC97 ). Nomination forms can also be found on our school website. An online ballot of nominees will be presented for a vote through Google Forms on Friday, September 13, 2024. Voting will close on Friday, September 20, 2024, at 12:30 pm. If you have any questions, you can contact our principal at 702-799-7800 ext. 4100 or via email at KoeppLS@nv.ccsd.net . 9.2.24 LVA Weekly Update This week's update is filled with essential information including: Make-up school pictures and ID pictures S.O.T. and Monthly Parent meeting on Wednesday Joining the School Organizational Team [S.O.T.] First Friday activities C.R.E.W. Day [College Readiness Educational Workshop] on Saturday Junior sign-up information for the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test Magnet Schools of American video submissions Open House photo Upcoming Events and Performances Read the update at https://secure.smore.com/n/avgcp1 C.R.E.W. Day for College Essentials is Sept. 7 Mark your calendars! Seniors, juniors, and parents! CREW Day [College Readiness Educational Workshops] is September 7. Learn the essentials for completing college applications, completing the FAFSA, and preparing for post-high school education opportunities. #lvaclassof2025 Interest in Serving on the 2024-2025 S.O.T. - School Organizational Team In accordance with Assembly Bill 469, each CCSD school will create a School Organizational Team (SOT) made up of elected licensed staff, education support professionals, parents/guardians, and students, as well as one or more optional, non-elected community members who will assist the principal in making important decisions that impact the school. WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONAL TEAM? • Provide input on the school performance plan and budget. • Provide continued advice to the Principal in carrying out the school plan. • Assist with the selection of the next Principal when there is a vacancy. WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS OF TEAM MEMBERS? • Begin attending meetings in October 2024. • Serve on the team through September 30, 2025, unless your child no longer attends the school. • Attend regularly scheduled meetings on the first Wednesday of the month, most often at 7:00 am in the school library. (Additional meetings may occur as needed.)•Make decisions with the whole population in mind. • Work collaboratively and attempt to reach a consensus with the team. ***LVA staff who have children attending LVA are not eligible to participate on the team.*** If you are interested in serving on LVA’s School Organizational Team, please fill out and submit this Google form below by Friday, September 6, 2024 ( https://forms.gle/7kwwKLXAke5afCC97 ). An online ballot of nominees will be presented for a vote through Google Forms on Friday, September 13, 2024. Voting will close on Friday, September 20, 2024, at 12:30 pm. If you have any questions, contact LVA's principal at 702-799-7800 ext. 4100 or email KoeppLS@nv.ccsd.net . 8.26.24 LVA Weekly Update This week's Update includes essential information regarding School Picture Week and Open House. The LVA Weekly Update for this week can be found through your email or click this link, https://secure.smore.com/n/b9w8j . The LVA Weekly Update Update includes information on: School Picture Day - Schedule of conservatory classes taking photos, and picture packet pricing information for grades 9-12 Lunch & Learn - Schedule & Times Open House - All parents are invited to attend on Wednesday! Updated Parking - for open house Club & Organization News Parent Volunteers Needed Parent Funding Agreement Vital Senior Information - College Visits, Senior Shirts, C.R.E.W. Day, and Senior Portraits for the Yearbook Accolades - Senior Breakfast ! Upcoming Performances and Special Events If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact, Susan Thornton, Communications/Development Office at thorns@nv.ccsd.net School & ID Pictures August 26-29 For grades 9-11, take photos for the yearbook & ID card Seniors, take a photo for their ID card Parents may purchase picture packets for students in grades 9-11 using the QR code on the attached LVA School Pictures flyer Photos are taken during the student's conservatory class LVA Open House on August 28! LVA Parents/guardians are invited to the 2024-2025 Open House on Wednesday, August 28 from 6:00 pm to 8:10 pm. LVA gear and swag will be for sale at the school bank located in Main Bldg. Due to the CCSD Banking transition, cash or check only ! LVA is 19 acres, please wear comfortable shoes! See the attached for your child to write in their schedule. Check the documents below for a class schedule form and additional details, including a list of performances, and a school map. 6:00 pm to 8:10 pm - Open House* See attached flyers below for details, schedule & map. PARKING! Because of construction, campus parking is limited. Please arrive early. Please check the attached map for available campus lots. Street parking is available, please do not block driveways. [Blocking driveways could result in a ticket or car towed by LVMPD] Do not park in the Family Center Parking Lot across from the Performing Art Center. The Center has an event on Wednesday night. There is a pay parking lot across from the school on 7th Street. LVA Alum Foundation Donates Guitars LVA would like to thank Life By Music for their generous donation of 16 Yamaha and Cordoba guitars to the LVA Guitar and Mariachi departments. Life By Music , founded by brothers Adrian and LVA Alum Ryan Patrick, is a collective of artists committed to creating positive change through customized music education programs, instrument donations, and music scholarships for kids, teens, and veterans. In addition to performing in their band OTHERWISE, they give back to the community through their non-profit organization. Our LVA students are grateful for this opportunity and gift. LVA Open House on August 28! LVA Parents/guardians are invited to the 2024-2025 Open House on Wednesday, August 28 from 6:00 pm to 8:10 pm. LVA gear and swag will be for sale at the school bank located in Main Bldg. Due to the CCSD Banking transition, cash or check only ! LVA is 19 acres, please wear comfortable shoes! See the attached for your child to write in their schedule. Check the documents below for a class schedule form and additional details, including a list of performances, and a school map 8.19.24 LVA Weekly Update This week's Update includes essential information for the new school year. The LVA Weekly Update can be found at https://secure.smore.com/n/1xdvc , and lasvegasacademy.net under Students/Parents , The Update includes information on: · Senior Week Spirit Days and Senior Sunrise Breakfast! · Lunch & Learn · CCSD Banking Transition · Deadlines for Vaccinations · Student Safety Procedures · Student and Performance Parking · Parent Volunteers Needed · Parent Funding Agreement · Vital Senior Information - Events, C.R.E.W. Day, Senior Portraits · Opportunities - Committees, Organizations, and Workshops · Upcoming Performances and Special Events If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact, Susan Thornton, Communications/Development Office at thorns@nv.ccsd.net . National Recognition for LVA Journalist Violet G. won a Best of SNO honor for her interview with Matthew Gray Gubler on his book release last spring. Her work was considered a model for students nationwide to follow. Her work also won the People's Choice Award, with views than ANY OTHER SNO ARTICLE NATIONWIDE . Congratulations Violet! Check out her award-winning reporting at https://lva-accolades.net/2791/news/mathew-gray-gublers-big-green-hand-small-town-tour/ CCSD Bus Transportation & Information Parents/guardians of students in the Clark County School District (CCSD) can find transportation information on the CCSD website at transportation.ccsd.net . Questions? Contact 702-799-8100. On the website, parents can: Check if their child is eligible for transportation Find bus stop information Access information about the Onboard bus tracking app LVA Bus Arrival by 7:00 am Buses usually arrive on time and drop off students in front of the school on 7th Street by 6:50 am Due to construction or traffic problems, buses may occasionally arrive late Students arriving late must check in at the front desk Students who still need breakfast may drop by the cafeteria to pick up breakfast before going to class Teachers and the Success Center are informed daily of any late busses so attendance [tardy/absence] is corrected LVA Bus Departure at 2:00 pm Dismissal Students need to leave their final class quickly after school to their bus location either on 7th or 9th Street During the first week of school, there is extra school personnel to assist students in locating the correct bus Buses depart LVA at 2:07 If you have any questions please contact the Student Success Office at 702-799-7800 ext. 4500. Parking Changes for the 2024-2025 School Year Due to the new building construction, available LVA parking has been cut in half. Please review the parking map below for students. Student Parking - School Hours: Students should park in the LVA parking lot on Clark and 7th Streets, [old tennis court /in green ] Students DO NOT PARK: Behind the Lowden Theater [Now a faculty-only lot/in red on the map] Behind Post Bldg. and by locker rooms [Faculty parking in red on the map] Family center/church parking lot across from the Performing Art Center [Private parking - Cars may be towed] The lot in front of the school on 7th Street [This is a pay-only parking lot] Strong Start Academy lot marked in red on the map [private parking], red on the map Please do not BLOCK any driveways [your could be ticketed or towed] Performance Parking: Parking for all LVA performances that begin after 5:00 pm, includes the lots marked in green and faculty lots marked in red on the map. DO NOT PARK: Family center/church parking lot across from the Performing Art Center [Private parking - Cars may be towed] The lot in front of the school on 7th Street [This is a pay-only parking lot] Strong Start Academy lot marked in red on the map [private parking], red on the map Please do not BLOCK any driveways [your could be ticketed or towed] New Semester, Updated Handbook: Everything Parents and Students Need to Read Parents/guardians and students, the beginning of the school year is a great time to review the Student Handbook. The handbook includes all information students, [parents & guardians], need to know about being at LVA. The handbook is updated as required. Parents/guardians and students will receive notice each time an update occurs. Auditions for Disney's Beauty & the Best Calling all LVA singers, dancers & actors. Audition for LVA's magical production of Disney’s Beauty & the Beast is through Thurs. 8/15/24! ALL MAJORS WELCOME! Join us in Vocational from 2:30 – 5:30 pm. #LVAtheatre experience! See you there! 🌹 ✨ 8.12.24 Weekly Update Welcome to the 2024-2025 School Year! This week's Update is longer as it is filled with must-know and vital information for the school year. The LVA Weekly Update can be found through student & parent email accounts, at https://secure.smore.com/n/eyxk7 , and Accolades & News . The Update includes information on: This week's schedule Parking changes Student schedules and schedule changes Student safety - Dropping off and picking up students Bus transportation Parent Funding Agreement School safety - No Deliveries to students at School 2024-2025 Must know school expectations, policies, and procedures Accolades C.R.E.W. Day [College Readiness Educational Workshops] for seniors Senior Portraits Upcoming Performances and Special Events If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact, Susan Thornton, Communications/Development Office at thorns@nv.ccsd.net 9.14.24 Deadline to Nominate an Amazing Teacher for Heroes in the Classroom Contest Kleenex is celebrating impactful teachers through the Heroes of the Classroom contest. 10 winning teachers and their schools (plus the individual who nominated) will each receive prizes. Nomination Form: Click on www.heroesoftheclassroom.com to share a story of how you’ve seen a teacher impact the lives of students. All nominated teachers will receive a congratulations certificate to notify them that their job as a teacher is changing lives and someone wants to recognize them as a hero. Read details at https://www.campusmultimedia.com/work/kleenex-honors-teachers-in-heroesoftheclassroom ACT Boot Camp Discounted for LVA Students The State of Nevada requires all students to take the ACT Exam prior to graduation. Juniors take the exam on campus for free in the spring. For students wanting to prepare for this test, Las Vegas Academy will once again be partnering with Tutors Across America to provide a discounted ACT Prep Boot Camp August 30 - 31 and September 2. Students of all ages are welcome to attend. Schedule for the 3-Day (20-hour) ACT Weekend Boot Camp Friday, August 30 4:00 pm - 8:30 pm Saturday, August 31 9:00 am - 6:00 pm (lunch break from 1:00-2:00) Sunday, September 1 Day Off Monday, September 2 9:00 am - 6:00 pm (lunch break from 1:00-2:00) Students attending the boot camp are averaging 3 -7 point improvements on the ACT, which can help with college admissions and scholarships. Regular Cost of Camp: $399 Discounted Cost: $199 for LVA students. Use coupon code LVA at checkout. How To Enroll in the ACT Camp 1. Go to: http://TutorsAcrossAmerica.com/ACTcourse 2. Click on ACT COURSES and scroll down to find the one you want. 3. Enroll as directed. You are free to enroll in any camp that works for you. 4. Use coupon code LVA at checkout to get the 50% discount. Tutors Across America’s Founder, Ryan Fitzgibbons Achieved a perfect score on the SAT; scored in the 99th percentile on the ACT; member of Mensa High IQ Society; completed bachelor’s degree at BYU in just two years; one of Kaplan’s highest-rated teachers in the nation for student score improvement; his students earned over $30 Million in scholarships last year. 8.5.24 LVA Weekly Update Check out the first Update of the year! Includes info on Monday's New Student Orientation, Class of 2025, Accolades, upcoming events and much more! See the update at https://secure.smore.com/n/eyxk7 What's for Lunch? Check School Menus Did you know you can check what the cafeteria is serving for lunch and breakfast each day? Check it out at https://schools.mealviewer.com/school/LasVegasAcademyoftheArts . The Clark County School District participates in the Community Eligibility Provision of the federal Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act district-wide and will provide free school meals to all students during the 2024-2025 school year. Students should eat a healthy breakfast and lunch and drink plenty of fluids to be at their best all day. LVA has water bottle/hydro flask refill stations in the cafeteria, Main Bldg. Sunset Bldg., Frazier Bldg., and Vocational. Additional drinking water fountains are in Main, Visual Arts, Frazier, Sunset, Vocational, and the Lowden Theater and Performing Arts Center. Free Immunization Clinic August 2 - Clínica Gratuita de Vacunación 2 de Agosto Livestream the Class of 2024 Commencement Ceremony on Tuesday, May 21, at 6:00 pm Visit https://ccsdgraduations.eduvision.tv/LiveEvents to livestream the LVA Class of 2024 as they walk across the stage! Jazz Students Learn from Their Time with LowDown Jazz Band? A Huge thank you to The Smith Center Education and Outreach program and the amazing LowDown Brass Band for giving our LVA Jazz students an unforgettable experience! They got to sit in on a sound check, engage in an incredibly informative Q&A session, and take in the music of this one-of-a-kind horn ensemble at their evening concert at Myron's. What an enriching opportunity for our budding musicians! LVA Celebrates Our Assistant Principals LVA Wind Ensemble Opens National Convention Tonight March 27. You do not want to miss this once-in-a-lifetime concert with two world-premier compositions performed by the LVA Wind Ensemble. Live Stream at 7:30 pm at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9FelYTuHMKT-DHcOEdrlig 3.25.24 LVA Weekly Update This Week's Update includes: LVA Wind Ensemble [Band/V3] Opening Performance for the College Band Directors National Association Conference Senior Fun Thursday! - Class of 2024, wear your Crowns and/or Senior shirts! Spring Egg Hunt! Effective immediately credit card payments are accepted in person at the school bank. We also now accept Apple Pay. Advanced Placement information and boot camps Updated information for the Class of 2024 The schedule of this week's performances and events Upcoming performances and events And much more! Click the link for the 3.25.24 Weekly Update https://www.smore.com/n/9hbzm Have news to share with the LVA Community, student awards, or community events? Do you have a question? Contact the LVA Development Office at 702-799-7800, ext. 4123, or email thorns@nv.ccsd.net. US Congressional Art Competition Each spring, high school students from across the country are encouraged to participate in a nationwide art competition sponsored by the Congressional Institute and Members of the House of Representatives. The winners selected from the competition will have their artwork displayed on the walls of the U.S. Capitol Building. Numerous LVA student works have been selected throughout the years. Submissions are due by Friday, April 5, 2024. Artwork must be dropped off by 4:30 p.m. to the CCSD Community Engagement Office (Attn: Jeniffer Calimbahin) at 4212 Eucalyptus Avenue, Building 8, Las Vegas, NV 89121. Please share the attached 2024 Congressional Art Competition information with your staff and students. Please see the attached letter from Nevada Congresswoman Dina Titus, Rules Flyer and Release. Starting March 18 Pass Required for Late Bus LVA students and parents/guardians, Student safety is a priority. Please understand that there is limited security and supervision after school releases at 2:00 pm. Students must exit campus after school except for rehearsals, club activities, tutoring, Extended Learning Time, and detention. Students MAY NOT “hang out” on campus after school. There is limited security and supervision available after school. If students are staying for one of the above after-school, authorized reasons, they MAY NOT leave campus and return to campus to take the late bus home. There is not enough seating on the late bus on days we have events. If a student is staying on campus for an LVA event or performance, they must be under adult supervision at all times. Students waiting for the late bus must remain with the adult associated with the activity or event in which they stayed after school. If the after-school activity ends early, the student must report to the library, with their late bus pass, where there is adult supervision. Beginning March 18, students riding the late bus must show a LATE BUS PASS stating that he/she was at a school-sponsored/supervised after-school activity/event. Parents are responsible for providing transportation to students who do not remain on campus [leave campus after school] or attempt to get on the bus without a LATE BUS PASS. This information has been shared with students through Canvas Morning Announcements, through teachers, club advisors, and directors, Parentlink [3.8.24], and to students and parents/guardians through the Weekly Update, social media, and website. Credit Card Payments Accepted in Person GREAT NEWS! EXCITING NEWS! The LVA banker is accepting credit cards again, effective immediately. We also now accept Apple Pay. Unfortunately, no credit card payments will be accepted over the phone. Senior Shows Open Thursday, 4.21.24 Muse Gala Thank You Video Take a minute to enjoy the fun and excitement from this year's Muse Experience the Arts Gala. See live art and student performers that filled the evening with what LVA is all about. Theater Students Bring Home MTCA Top Honors Congratulations to the Theater Conservatory for sweeping the MTCA competition. Las Vegas Academy SWEPT at MTCA - and won a Sweep award for such high scores across the board!! Congratulations to the students and faculty of LVA Theatre Conservatory Group wins: 1st place Advanced HS Musical Production: Seussical 2nd place Advanced Medley: Jason Robert Brown High School Sweepstakes award Individual awards winners include: Senior Javi A. - Monologue 3rd place Senior Evaleah C. - Monologue 2nd place Sophomore Abigail D. - 3rd place MT Solo Senior Jayme P. - 2nd place MT Solo Junior Kami J. - 1st place MT Solo Students also won scholarships from $500 to $10,000: Congratulations to Kami J. who won two scholarships, Chris H. and Lily C. Course Selection - Electives by Grade Level Available electives play an important part in planning for next year's students' schedules as parents/guardians work with counselors in choosing courses. The Grade Level Electives listed below are available for the 2024-2025 school year. 2023-2024 LVA Bell Schedule The attached LVA Bell Schedule includes the daily bell schedule and special schedules for assembly and guidance/mentorship days. Coffee with the Counselor Sat. Feb. 3 All students and parents;/guardians are invited to this important Coffee with the Counselor this Saturday, Feb. 3 at 9:00. Ms. Virani will discuss and answer questions on the course selection process and timeline. Join the meeting at 9:00 am at Google Meet code: meet.google.com/rfq-faqm-fsr LVA Theater Conservatory Performs Broadway Hit "Puffs" in the Lowden Theater in February Tickets are on sale for the award-winning Broadway hit. LVA's production brings the magic to the stage on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, February 15 to 24, with a sensory-friendly production on Saturday, February 17. Purchase tickets at https://ci.ovationtix.com/35704 1.29.24 LVA Weekly Update Congratulations on LVA for being named a national Top Magnet School! Also in the weekly update are Accalodes on the Gala, Student of the Month, and DECA. Check out the upcoming Community Events including a dance performance by LVA faculty, staff, and alumni and upcoming college fairs. Read the latest Update at https://www.smore.com/b84f6. LVA Earns Top National Award Las Vegas Academy of the Arts has been named one of the top 2024 Magnet Schools of Excellence by Magnet Schools of America, the national association for magnet and theme-based schools. Live Arts Collective Performance features LVA Students, Faculty and Alumni he City of Las Vegas Live Arts Collective, led by Artistic Director and LVA instructor, Avree Walker, is honored to present “Subject; Re-Birth VOL. 1: A Collection of Thoughts, Friday & Saturday, February 2 and 3, 2024 at 7:30 pm at the West Las Vegas Library Theatre, 951 W. Lake Mead Blvd, LV NV 89106. This evening-length work is the product of a dynamic artistic collaboration, featuring choreography by LVA instructor Justus Whitfield, LVA para-pros Eric Lobenberg, Radnell Marin Pedraza, LVA Dance instructional assistant, Koura Wright, and original writings and song by Teshi Thomas, LVA alums Trinity Smith, and Tianna “Falcon” Lewis. The piece explores the current condition of humanity, shared from the perspectives of young people. This work is designed to engage, remind, inspire, and uplift. The cast and creative team highlights students and resident artists from the West Las Vegas Arts Center and community. We are celebrating Art as a therapeutic practice, bringing life to theatre. This program is free and open to the public. We will have an opening night reception (6:00-7:00 pm), with visual artist and alumnus Manuel Batista, and the LVA Jazz Band. This event is free and open to the public. LVA Staff: Avree Walker, Justus Whitfield, Koura Wright, Radnell Marin Pedraza, Eric Lobenberg. LVA Students: Deven Crawford, Amber Smith, Abigail Belardo Rodriguez, Skylar Finney, Estefania Valladares, Isis Deloatche, Javier Garduno, Tanaya Taylor, Jada Knox, John Robinson, Mickey Barboa, Jaylaa Thomas, Trinity Washington. LVA Alumni: Trinity Smith, Tianna Lewis, Elise Porter, Alaina Metellus, Layla Robinson, Angelica Luna, Chiminiyoka Branch, Alita Requena. Boost Your Scores with the ACT Bootcamp Weekend - Now Available at a Discounted Price for LVA Students LVA juniors receive a discount when signing up the the Tutors Across American Bootcamp weekend prior to taking the ACT exam. Visit https://tutorsacrossamerica.com/actcourse/ to sign up. ACT Bootcamps for Juniors Juniors are required to take the ACT exam on February 27. Since students are required to take the exam, they can earn a better score by attending ACT Bootcamps provided by LVA faculty after school. Fliers below include the basic date and time information. For specific information, juniors should see their English, science, or math instructors. Taking the exam is a graduation requirement. Tutors Across America is offering their ACT Bootcamp the weekend before the exam, February 23-25 at LVA. LVA students receive a discounted price. For more information, visit https://www.lasvegasacademy.net/post/boost-your-scores-with-the-act-bootcamp-weekend-now-available-at-a-discounted-price-for-lva-studen Bidding has Opened for MUSE: Experience the Arts Gala SILENT AUCTION BID NOW Support LVA's Amazing Students! We are thrilled to announce that our Silent Auction, dedicated to supporting the flourishing talents at Las Vegas Academy of the Arts, is now live! This is your chance to make a difference in the lives of aspiring artists while enjoying unique and exciting items. Explore a World of Possibilities: From exclusive event tickets to immersive experiences and carefully curated baskets, our auction offers a diverse array of treasures. Whether you're a culture enthusiast, an adventure seeker, or someone who appreciates the finer things in life, there's something for everyone. NEW ITEMS WILL BE ADDED ALL WEEK LONG! Why Bid? Support the Arts: Your bid directly contributes to the growth and development of students at LVA. Every contribution plays a vital role in fostering creativity and excellence. Unique Experiences: Immerse yourself in exclusive experiences that promise unforgettable memories. Thoughtfully Curated Baskets: Discover carefully assembled baskets, each designed to bring joy and delight to your life or make for a perfect gift. How to Participate: Visit our Silent Auction platform. Browse the enticing selection of items. Place your bids and watch as your support transforms into opportunities for young, budding artists. Spread the Word: Feel free to share this exciting opportunity with friends, family, and colleagues who share a passion for the arts. The more, the merrier! Let's come together to celebrate the magic of the arts and empower the next generation of performers. Thank you for being a crucial part of our vibrant community. BID NOW 1.22.24 LVA Weekly Update The LVA Weekly Update with an easy-to-use Table of Contents is available at https://www.smore.com/3pqtdr. The Update includes Important information on: MUSE Gala Friday, Jan. 26 Weekly schedule and upcoming events Reminder of updated emergency procedures for students ACT information for juniors, ACT Bootcamp information Link to Class of 2024 news & deadlines Accolades Academic Assistance Important Everyday LVA links NFL Celebrates HS Football at 2024 Play Football Family Festival During Super Bowl LVII "LAS VEGAS, NV — The National Football League will host the 2024 Play Football Family Festival during Super Bowl LVIII weekend in Las Vegas. More than 1,500 attendees are expected at the Play Football Family Festival, which aims to unite youth and high school football communities, all while developing their leadership, self-discipline, and teamwork attributes. The event will be held at Desert Oasis High School on February 10, 2024, from 10 AM to 1 PM." Read the entire press release below. Free Coding Class Opportunity for Students This coding program is free for families with students ages 6 through 17 years of age. This program is targeted at youth who may not normally be able to afford or have access to this type of opportunity. Review the presentation below for more information! Gala Auction Opens on Sunday, Jan. 21 SILENT AUCTION - Bidders do not have to be present to participate in the Silent Auction. Bidding opens on Jan. 21. See a sneak preview below of some of the great Silent Auction items available starting Jan. 21. Sunday, January 21 - Gala Silent Auction Opens - To register and participate in the Silent Auction, text " Muse " to 76278 LIVE AUCTION - Below is a PREVIEW on Live Auction items. BIDDERS must be present at the MUSE Gala to participate. Below is a PREVIEW of some of the LIVE AUCTION items. Didn't purchase a ticket? Limited entertainment seats only are still available. ACT - Initial Information for Juniors and Parents/Guardian All junior students will be required to take the ACT on Tuesday, February 27, 2024, from 7:00 am to approximately 12:30. The school day will still be 7:00 am to 2:00 pm. **See end of day transportation options below. School day only for Juniors. There will be no in-person school on this day for freshman, sophomore, and senior students. Freshmen, sophomores, and seniors will complete work at home on February 27. The test will run from approximately 7:00 am to around 12:30 pm for junior students. Students can prepare for the ACT here. Additional information will be communicated before February 27. **Transportation: CCSD Buses will still be scheduled as normal on test day. If parents/guardians want their student to leave school immediately after testing is done, they must provide a permission letter stating that they permit their child to leave campus when testing is over on February 27, 2024. Parents/guardians may also state in the letter how their child will be leaving school; driving themselves, or a parent/guardian will pick the child up. Students are not permitted to ride with other students after the test to go home. For verification purposes, a copy of the parent’s/guardian’s driver's license must accompany the letter requesting the student leave campus after the exam. All requests for students to leave campus on the testing day must be with the Character & Compliance office by Friday, February 23, 2024. 1.15.24 LVA Weekly Update Check out the update at https://www.smore.com/e941x. LVA Math ACT Bootcamp Starts Jan. 17 Juniors can increase their chance of improving their math ACT score with the weekly bootcamp starting this Wednesday. See the flier below or check with your math instructor for more information. LVA PEACE Week, Jan. 16-19! Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 Next

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