
A premier arts education institution fostering creativity and talent in Norfolk.
The Governor's School For The Arts is an establishment in Norfolk, VA, offering specialized arts education programs. Based on reviews, it is described as an amazing, tight-knit community with dedicated teachers and a great experience, particularly noted for its instrumental music department. The school provides an inviting and interesting environment for students, though experiences may vary. It serves as a point of interest for arts education in the area.
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Specialized training in vocal performance and technique for aspiring singers.
Comprehensive instruction in various instruments with regular performances and new projects.
Rigorous academic and artistic education tailored to develop talent in multiple disciplines.
Regular shows, trips, and events to showcase student work and build experience.
A supportive, tight-knit network of students, staff, and artists fostering growth.
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Rachel Church
YAY I LOVE GSA I LOVE MY TEACHERS YAY
Joyce Webb
Such great kids and staff. Very inviting and interesting.
tavon w
An amazing, tight-knight family. (Not a museum)
Nicole Dodson
I was at the school more than a decade ago. I was in the vocal department. For anyone who fits in with the normal every day crowd and if your parents have money, this school would be excellent for you.. a great opportunity hands down. This was not the case for me. There is not a day that goes by that I haven’t thought about some kind of horrendous Moment that I had spent at that school. I got in because I was talented, but once in I was not accepted, I was talked down to, talked down about with others including students, and I was left out of a lot of things. Once, I was even cast a lead role and was not even put in the pictures to advertise the show on my Night. I remember, we were taking a trip to New York, And we were required to come up with $300. I remember when I handed them my money I was asked if I had to do anything nasty in order to get that money. I was 14 years old. I was stunned. Insinuating that I was prostituting myself to go on a trip with them... because how could we EVER afford that? I never got to go, and I never got my money back either. I wish them all the best. But I would never send my children here.
Simon Crawford
Teachers are amazing! Great experience! Instrumental music department is always doing new things! Highly recommended