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Central Visual & Performing Arts High School eBlast Newsletter Where Arts & Academics Share Center Stage Scholarship Opportunies: Jack Buck Scholars Leadership Award - Dec. 1st Eligibility: minimum grade point average of 3.6; ACT score of 27. Applicants must demonstrate leadership through involvement in extracurricular acvies and community service. Two leers of reference must accompany the applicaon. Deadline: Dec. 1st. St. Louis Innovators Scholarship - Maryville University - Dec. 1st Scholarships range from $3,000 - full tuion, room and board Fisher Family Scholarship Fund - Dec. 12th Eligibility: seniors, minimum gpa of 2.5, enrolled in college for fall Applicaon and two leers of recommendaon required. Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America Applicaon Deadline: Dec. 12th Eligibility: juniors Start the applicaon process at ledascholars.org/applicaon Dr. Amanda Lucke Murphy Medical Scholarship - Dec. 16th Eligibility: female senior - a student who is pursuing a degree in the field of medicine, which may include nursing, psychology, Mental health admin, physician assistant. Minimum gpa of 3.0. Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Alpha Zeta - Dec. 16th Local Scholarships to graduaon female seniors interested in pursuing a degree in the field of business. Quest for Educaon Scholarship - Deadline: January 6th Requirements: student essay, resume, two leers of rec., credit union membership. More Info Online: vcu.com/qfe Jackie Robinson Foundaon Scholarship - Feb. 15th Elibility: graduang, minority senior - planning to aend a 4 year instuion. Shows leadership potenal, demonstrates a dedicaon to community service, presents evidence of financial need, a composite ACT score of at least 21. SENIORS: ALL college acceptance leers, scholarship/ financial award leers, and FAFSA submied emails are to be accounted for and turned into the counselors. NO excepons. We do accept any of the above electronically. Thank you for assistance in this endeavor. Eagle Activities: Visit www.centralvpa.com for additional CVPA news! As your contact information (email, phone number, address) changes, please contact the school and keep us updated! Eagle Shout-Outs: AP Drawing Studio Class Among the many Advanced Placement courses that we offer here at Central, the one with the highest rate of qualifying scores at the end of each school year is AP Drawing taught by CVPA legend, Mr. Bill Perry. The course gives students the opportunity to earn college credit by creang a college- level porolio of artwork. The CVPA Advanced Placement Drawing Studio students - Haylyn Almond, Hevvon Edwards, Danny Hamilton, Jodi Hudson, Arion Marshall, Shillah Shah and Trent Love - are currently hard at work building their porolios. Here is a sampling of recent work: A Word from Our Principal: Dr. Kacy Seals Hi CVPA Family - progress reports for the 2nd quarter went out yesterday; please make sure you are speaking with your student about his or her grades. We have less than four weeks unl the end of the semester! On that note, please make a note of our Winter Exam Schedule: Friday, Dec. 16th - Exams in Periods 5 & 6 Monday, Dec. 19th - Exams in Periods 1 & 2 Tuesday, Dec. 20th - Exams in Periods 7 & 8 (half day) Wednesday, Dec. 21st - Exams in Periods 3 & 4 (half day) Classes will resume Wednesday, January 4th 2017! Students and Staff of the Month Congratulaons to this months winners: freshman, Nikkita Dismuke; sophomore, Promise Mitchell; junior, Greer Green; senior, Juanita Elrod. A special Soaring Eagle High Five to theater teacher, Ms. Ashley Miller for being named Teacher of the Month and for pung on a spectacular producon of “12 Angry Jurorsearlier this month. Junior Achievement Field Trip Students in Mr. Malers Personal Finance course took a field trip to Junior Achievement to learn about how to praccally apply the skills they have been learning in class. Students went through the steps of creang a budget that they could use in their everyday lives - everything from buying a car and making payments to saving for rerement. Homecoming 2016 Thank you to everyone who helped make Homecoming a success! Congrats to the sophomore class of 2019 for winning the class compeon at the pep rally. So much CVPA pride! Read it Forward & VerbQuake It was a happy day in the English department when two excing literacy guests visited Central earlier this month: we were chosen to host the St. Louis Public Librarys annual Read It Forward author, Daniel José Older as he discussed his novel, Shadowshaper. Addionally, we were happy to welcome MK Stallings, founder and director of UrbArts and VerbQuake, the St. Louis youth spoken-word poetry program. Mr. Stallings presented the CVPA Poetry Collecve with their trophy from last years tournament. WINTER 2016 Performing Arts Night Performance Mark your calendars for the seasons most entertaining show: Wednesday, Dec. 14th, 7pm - $5

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Page 1: Where Arts & Academics Share Center Stage · 2016-11-28 · Friday, Dec. 16th - Exams in Periods 5 & 6 Monday, Dec. 19th - Exams in Periods 1 & 2 Tuesday, Dec. 20th - Exams in Periods

Central Visual & Performing Arts High School

eBlast Newsletter

Where Arts & Academics

Share Center Stage

Scholarship Opportunities:

Jack Buck Scholars Leadership Award - Dec. 1st

Eligibility: minimum grade point average of 3.6; ACT score of 27. Applicants must demonstrate leadership through involvement in extracurricular activities and community service. Two letters of reference must accompany the application. Deadline: Dec. 1st.

St. Louis Innovators Scholarship - Maryville University - Dec. 1st Scholarships range from $3,000 - full tuition, room and board

Fisher Family Scholarship Fund - Dec. 12th

Eligibility: seniors, minimum gpa of 2.5, enrolled in college for fall Application and two letters of recommendation required.

Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America Application

Deadline: Dec. 12th Eligibility: juniors Start the application process at ledascholars.org/application

Dr. Amanda Luckett Murphy Medical Scholarship - Dec. 16th

Eligibility: female senior - a student who is pursuing a degree in the field of medicine, which may include nursing, psychology,

Mental health admin, physician assistant. Minimum gpa of 3.0.

Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Alpha Zeta - Dec. 16th Local Scholarships to graduation female seniors interested in

pursuing a degree in the field of business.

Quest for Education Scholarship - Deadline: January 6th Requirements: student essay, resume, two letters of rec., credit

union membership. More Info Online: vcu.com/qfe

Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship - Feb. 15th Elibility: graduating, minority senior - planning to attend a 4 year

instituition. Shows leadership potential, demonstrates a dedication to community service, presents evidence of financial

need, a composite ACT score of at least 21.

SENIORS: ALL college acceptance letters, scholarship/financial award letters, and FAFSA submitted emails are to

be accounted for and turned into the counselors. NO exceptions. We do accept any of the above

electronically. Thank you for assistance in this endeavor.

Eagle Activities:

Visit www.centralvpa.com for additional CVPA news!

As your contact information (email, phone number, address) changes, please contact the school and keep us updated!

Eagle Shout-Outs:

AP Drawing Studio Class

Among the many Advanced Placement courses that we offer here at Central, the one with the highest

rate of qualifying scores at the end of

each school year is AP Drawing taught by

CVPA legend, Mr. Bill Perry. The course gives students the

opportunity to earn college credit by

creating a college-level portfolio of artwork. The CVPA Advanced Placement Drawing Studio students - Haylyn

Almond, Hevvon Edwards, Danny Hamilton, Jodi Hudson, Arion Marshall, Shillah Shah and Trent

Lovett - are currently hard at work building their portfolios. Here is a sampling of recent work:

A Word from Our Principal:

Dr. Kacy Seals

Hi CVPA Family - progress reports for the 2nd quarter went out yesterday; please make sure you are speaking with

your student about his or her grades. We have less than four weeks until the end of the semester! On that note,

please make a note of our Winter Exam Schedule:

Friday, Dec. 16th - Exams in Periods 5 & 6 Monday, Dec. 19th - Exams in Periods 1 & 2

Tuesday, Dec. 20th - Exams in Periods 7 & 8 (half day) Wednesday, Dec. 21st - Exams in Periods 3 & 4 (half day)

Classes will resume Wednesday, January 4th 2017!

Students and Staff of the Month

Congratulations to this month’s winners: freshman, Nikkita Dismuke; sophomore, Promise Mitchell;

junior, Greer Green; senior, Juanita Elrod.

A special Soaring Eagle High Five to theater teacher, Ms. Ashley Miller for being named Teacher of the Month and for

putting on a spectacular

production of “12 Angry Jurors” earlier this month. Junior Achievement Field Trip

Students in Mr. Mattler’s Personal Finance

course took a field trip to Junior Achievement to learn about how to practically apply the skills they have been learning in class. Students went through the steps of creating a budget that they could use in their everyday lives - everything from buying a

car and making payments to saving for retirement.

Homecoming 2016

Thank you to

everyone who helped make

Homecoming a success! Congrats to the sophomore class of 2019 for winning the class

competition at the pep rally. So

much CVPA pride!

Read it Forward & VerbQuake

It was a happy day in the English department when two exciting literacy guests visited Central earlier this month:

we were chosen to host the St. Louis Public Library’s annual Read It Forward author, Daniel José Older as he discussed

his novel, Shadowshaper. Additionally, we were happy to

welcome MK Stallings, founder and director of UrbArts and VerbQuake,

the St. Louis youth spoken-word poetry program. Mr. Stallings presented the CVPA Poetry

Collective with their trophy from last year’s tournament.

WINTER 2016 Performing Arts

Night Performance

Mark your calendars for the season’s most

entertaining show: Wednesday, Dec.

14th, 7pm - $5