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The Studio Arts Center provides multidisciplinary arts education to the children and youth of the Bald Knob School System and surrounding schools in a nurturing, creative community where young people discover their inherent talents and gifts. Fostering personal and artistic growth through the visual arts, music, drama, dance, digital arts, and creative writing,
The Studio Arts Center offers classes to students in 1st through 12th grades. Classes are after school at/near the Bald Knob school campus Monday - Thursday. Grades 1 and 2 are dismissed at 4:30; older children at 5:30. Students sign up for classes at the beginning of each semester. On a typical day, they have four classes of 30 minutes each. Each day when they arrive, they check the schedule to see what classes they have that day.
Need-based scholarships are available
To register for classes at The Studio Arts Center, students must:
Registered students who cannot be immediately enrolled will be placed on a waiting list.
For more information about registering for The Studio Arts Center, contact Cale McGillvray.
The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties
Firmly continuing a project despite obstacles or opposition
Willingness to accept responsibility for one's actions
Remaining dedicated to an activity or a cause
Showing honor or high esteem for others and for oneself
The use of the imagination, especially in the production of an artistic work
The mission of The Studio Arts Center is to provide unique learning opportunities via the arts. The Studio Arts Center will help students develop resilience and persistence through accountability, commitment, and respect for themselves and others. Students will be given avenues to see beyond the limitations of their circumstances and work toward a future with an abundance of options.
No child in The Studio Arts Center shall, on the grounds of race, color, religion, national origin, gender, or disability be excluded from participation in, or denied the benefits of, or subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving federal or financial assistance.
