Peace Center/Fine Arts Center Partnership
The Peace Center invested $50,000 into artist residencies at the FAC for the 22-23 school year. We are grateful to the Peace Center for their support of our students, and are working on expanding the program to reach all areas of the performing arts at our school.
Reedy Reels Film Festival
For tickets to the festival, go to https://reedyreels.com/.
Fine Arts Center students are encouraged to enter their work in the NAACP’s ACT-SO scholarship competition. Students can win between $250 and $3,000 locally as well as advance to the national competition for work in the following areas:
- Architecture
- Creative Writing - Original Essay, Poetry, Short Story
- Dance - Ballet, Contemporary
- Dramatics
- Filmmaking
- Instrumental Music: Classical, Contemporary, Modern, Traditional
- Music Composition
- Oratory
- Playwriting
- Visual Arts - Drawing, Painting, Sculpture
- Vocal Music: Classical, Contemporary
https://naacp.org/our-work/youth-programs/act-so-achievement-program
This Week's Student Leadership Lesson
1. Humility
- Let people know that you need them.
- When you have a big dream, you can either give up or get help.
2. Curiosity
- Lead by asking questions
3. Effort
- The connection question: "Who moves first?" Answer: "The connector moves first."
4. Trustworthiness
- Be someone people can count on.
5. Generosity
- The success of my day is based on the seeds I sow, not the harvest I reap.
6. Listening
- Leaders who don't listen will end up surrounded by people who have nothing to say.
7. Encouragement
- Encouragement is oxygen for the soul
Dr. John C. Maxwell - The Maxwell Leadership Podcast
The Very Hungry Caterpillar - SC Children's Theatre
Fine Arts Center - Greenville County Schools
Preparing dedicated students for 21st-century careers through rigorous, pre-professional arts training in a dynamic, inclusive, collaborative learning community.
Core Values
Creativity
Respect
Grit
Identity
Connection
