CONGRATULATIONS NORTH SHORE ARTS STUDENTS!
These North Shore Middle and High School students were selected to perform in the National Honor Choirs at the 2025 ACDA National Conference in Dallas, TX. More than 5,000 students in middle and high schools throughout the United States auditioned for 1,200 spots in the various Honor Choirs. These prestigious National Honor Choirs performed on March 22 at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center—considered one of the world’s best concert halls, and well-known for its exceptional acoustics. Congratulations to these four North Shore Students!
Jillian Accetta - 5th-7th grade Treble Honor Choir
Cecilia Reilly - 8th-10th grade Treble Honor Choir
Luke Feldman - 7th-10th grade Tenor-Bass Honor Choir
Josef Hunter - 11th-12th grade Mixed Honor Choir
Congratulations to our four High School Artists selected for the Art League of Long Island’s “Go APE” Exhibit. This highly select exhibit featured the works of Nassau and Suffolk County AP Art students. The exhibit ran from March 8th-22nd at the Art League’s Jeanie Tengelsen Gallery in Dix Hills.
Congratulations to Casey Solomon, one of six Long Island high school students selected to display work as part of the "Voices Soon To Be Votes: Student Artists Picture Democracy" exhibit. This exhibit, organized by the Long Island Museum, can be seen in their art gallery in Stony Brook through May 18!
TOGETHER, we FULFILLED the following Teacher Funding Requests in the 2023-2024 School Year. Thank you for YOUR continued SUpport of the Arts at North Shore
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North Shore Arts Angels Inc. is a non-profit educational foundation established in 2014 in order to expand the role established by the Arts Angels Booster Club. Founded by a small group of parents in 2004, the Art Angels Booster Club helped to enhance arts education by providing funds to teachers in the music, fine arts and theater departments. These funds helped to pay for equipment, services and program support not covered in the school district budget. North Shore Arts Angels, Inc., was formed to carry on that tradition, as well as to further expand opportunities by creating independent arts based programs that complement and augment the districts offerings.
