Russell Sefton, an alto saxophone player from Samuel Wolfson School for Advanced Studies, lived a dream shared by countless musicians by performing at New York City’s Carnegie Hall last month.
The opportunity came by way of the Worldstrides Performance Series Honor Band, an elite and competitive program that provides talented young musicians the opportunity to perform under a master conductor on some of the most prestigious stages around the world.
Five Douglas Anderson School of the Arts students who recently won the 2025 YoungArts Competition are now set to perform at the school’s upcoming annual Extravaganza taking place at the […]
Family, friends and neighbors went wild over the creativity and artistic skills of Ortega Elementary students at the “Wild About Plans and Animals” showcase at the elementary school’s Museum Exhibit […]
Episcopal School o Jacksonville’s Munnerlyn Campus science faculty recently led 63 AP Environmental Science students kayaking on the Santa Fe River through central Florida to experience the Floridan Aquifer and […]
Nine Douglas Anderson students received $52,000 in scholarships from the Developing Arts Foundation (DA) to attend national and international arts programs during the summer of 2024. “It’s an honor for […]
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