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Students at the Arizona School for the Arts will be telling the stories of Jewish musicians during the Holocaust, in a very unique way. They’ll be performing with special violins called the Violins of Hope. These violins are actual instruments that were used by Jewish musicians during the Holocaust. They symbolize tolerance, inclusion, and diversity for our future generations, and it is all part of
3QP is HERE! For our new families, third quarter presentation season, affectionately called 3QP, is upon us. This means that every single ASA student is working on the same outcome to be an active participant in the 3QP process and an effective communicator during the 3QP product (presentation). With our focus on growth mindset this year, it is more relevant
When did you first start teaching at ASA? Originally I started teaching intermediate ballet class at ASA 7 years ago through the partnership with the School of Ballet Arizona. I then went on to finish my undergraduate degree at Southern Methodist University, where I trained heavily in classicalism. Upon graduating a teaching position within this unique partnership became available once
For those that don’t know me, my real name is Ramón Miranda and I am one of the Spanish teachers at ASA. If you are wondering why I say this, since I started working at ASA, I have been called many different names. All of them have been good names, of course. Some of these names include: Mr. Miranda, Señor
Teacher Feature – Ginette Rossi I have never felt such a strong sense of belonging than I do as a member of Arizona School for the Arts (ASA). Before working here, I would often find myself in search of a place where I was accepted regardless of what stereotype I fit into and where my creativity was appreciated and cultivated.
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