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Alumni Event

Please enter at 3rd Street. Event will take place in the Commons Cafe.

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SCHOOL CLOSED- Thanksgiving

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Charter Arts at Hotel Bethlehem

This outreach performance includes student performers in the lobby of the historic Hotel Bethlehem

4pm-6pm

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Early Dismissal at 11 AM

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Admissions Open House

Doors open for tours at 5:30pm.

Presentation begins at 6:20pm by administration in the theatre.

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Dance Soup

Dance Soup: A concert of independent student work.

Performances:

Friday, November 16, 2018 @ 7:00 p.m

Saturday, November 17, 2018 @ 2:00 and 7:00 p.m

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Literary Arts at The Lodge

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An Evening with Guitar

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Second Stage Play: The Last Five Years

Black Box Theatre

The Last Five Years by Jason Robert Brown

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Admissions Open House

Tours begin at 5:30 PM

Presentation begins in theatre at 6:20 PM.

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First Friday Art Exhibit: InVision Photo Festival

EXHIBIT: InVision Photography Festival featuring the work of Jane S. Noel

FREE FIRST FRIDAY ART RECEPTION: November 2, 6:00-8:00 PM (coincides with Dance Soup)

EXHIBIT RUNS THROUGH NOVEMBER 30, 2018.

DESCRIPTION: This exhibit is an extension of the Banana Factory’s InVision Photography Festival and features a collection of photographic prints produced by a group of professional photographers. Digital and traditional photographic methodologies will be represented in the collection. Additionally, the exhibit will feature photographs produced by visual art and photography elective students.

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EARLY DISMISSAL at 11 AM for Students

Early dismissal for students at 11 AM.

Teacher In-Service in the PM.

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Jazz Cafe

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Photography 101 Workshop for Adults

This runs on Wednesday evenings from 6-8 PM

Start date: October 24, 2018 (runs for four Wednesday nights)

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Spirit Week

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Theatre: The Crucible

The Crucible

by Arthur Miller

Evening performances October 19 & 20 at 7 PM

Matinee performance October 21 at 2 PM

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BINGO Night Fundraiser

This event is sponsored by the Charter Arts Parents Association.

Date – Friday, October 12

Doors Open at 5:30 pm – Pizza and salad available for dinner.

Games begin at 6:30 pm

$20 pre-ticket, $10 for students

$25 for adults at the door.

BUY TICKETS

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Literary Arts at the Lodge

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PSAT

Charter Arts is proctoring the PSAT (the Practice SAT) on October 10th to ALL sophomores and to members of the junior class who choose to register. ALL sophomores are already registered and will be provided a study guide in the near future to prepare for test day.

The School Counselors of Charter Arts will be available at Back to School Night to process registration for juniors who desire to take the PSAT. The cost of the PSAT is $20.00 – cash or check/money order payable to Charter Arts. Fee reductions are available for those who qualify – contact your child’s School Counselor. Parent/Guardian(s) of 9th grade students can register for the PSAT wait list at Back to School Night. The wait list will become active on October 2nd provided we have seats available.

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SCHOOL CLOSED- Teacher In-Service

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First Friday Art Exhibit: Victor Stabin

EXHIBIT: The Art of Victor Stabin

ARTIST: Victor Stabin

FIRST FRIDAYS (2): September 7 and October 5, 6:00-8:00 PM

EXHIBIT RUNS: Friday, September 7-Friday, October 25, 2018, 3:00 PM

DESCRIPTION: This exhibit includes a collection of work by artist, Victor Stabin.

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Literary Arts at the Lodge

This event was originally scheduled for September 14th, but has been rescheduled for September 28th.

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Seminar for Seniors: It’s Time- Applying for College

This event takes place in the Commons Cafe and is run by the Charter Arts Guidance Department.

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Back to School Night for Parents

Thursday, September 20th
Doors Open at 5:40 p.m.

We have a very informative night planned – hope to see you there!

11/12th grade parent/guardian schedule:
6:00 – 7:00 pm Administrative assembly in Theatre
7:05 – 7:35 pm Artistic department presentations
7:35 – 8:00 pm Walk the school, see the building, meet your child’s core teachers*, visit club tables in Commons

9/10th grade parent/guardian schedule:
6:00 – 6:30 pm Artistic department presentations
6:35 – 7:00 pm Walk the school, see the building, meet your child’s core teachers*, visit club tables in Commons
7:00 – 8:00 pm Administrative assembly in Theatre

*This time is not reserved for individual conferences with teachers. If you would like to talk with a teacher specifically about your child, please email them to set up a meeting as necessary

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Financial Aid Seminar- Seniors

The School Counseling Department will welcome guest speaker Mr. Michael Burke, a representative from PHEAA. He plans to address seniors and their Parent/Guardian(s) on the financial aid application process, including the FAFSA, the CSS Profile and scholarships. Please spread the word to our senior class. This event takes place in the Commons Cafe.

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First Friday Art Exhibit: Victor Stabin

EXHIBIT: The Art of Victor Stabin

ARTIST: Victor Stabin

FIRST FRIDAYS (2): September 7 and October 5, 6:00-8:00 PM

EXHIBIT RUNS: Friday, September 7-Friday, October 25, 2018, 3:00 PM

DESCRIPTION: This exhibit includes a collection of work by artist, Victor Stabin: http://www.victorstabin.com/

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School Pictures

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SCHOOL CLOSED- Labor Day

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First Day of School for ALL Students

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Board of Directors Meeting

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New Student Orientation

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Teacher In-Service

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Oui, Bethlehem Exhibit

Oui, Bethlehem Photography Exhibit –Ron Yoshida

Opening Reception: Friday, July 6 . 6-8 PM

Closing Reception: Friday, August 3, 6-8 PM

Corpora Art Gallery, Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts

ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER:

Ron Yoshida was born in Los Angeles (1948). He received his degrees from the University of Southern California. He completed a fulfilling professional career in the field of education that began in 1974 at UCLA, included the US Department of Education, Fordham University, Queens College – City University of New York, Lehigh University and ended in 2015 after 15 months with the Qatar Foundation in Doha, Qatar. A longtime amateur photographer, he has sought to capture beauty in people, and places. This exhibit is a celebration of Bethlehem, the hometown of his and his wife Sharon’s heart.

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Teen: Acting for Commercial, TV and Film Workshop

There are still openings in this workshop. Call 610-868-2971 Ext. 3185 to register.

This workshop is held from 9:30am-12:00pm daily- July 30-August 3.

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Pop & Jazz Vocal Workshop

July 30- August 3

There are still openings in this workshop. Call 610-868-2971 Ext. 3185 to register.

9:30-12:30pm daily

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Comedy Improvisation for Beginner

July 30-August 3

9am-12pm daily

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Shakespeare Intensive Workshop

July 16-20

9:30-12:00pm daily

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Fun with Art: Painting & Drawing

There are spots still available for this workshop. Please call 610-868-2971 Ext. 3185 to reserve a space today.

THIS SESSION HAS BEEN CANCELLED

July 16-20
9am-12pm daily
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Teen Theatre Intensive Workshop

There are still a few spots available for this workshop. Call 610-868-2971 Ext.. 3185 to reserve a slot today.

July 9-13

9:30-12pm daily

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Lights, Sound, Action -Theatre Tech Workshop

This workshop is no longer available.

July 9-13

9am-12pm daily

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Musical Theatre Audition Workshop

This workshop is no longer available.

There are available spots in other workshops this summer. Read More

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Oui, Bethlehem Photography Exhibit

Oui, Bethlehem Photography Exhibit –Ron Yoshida

Opening Reception: Friday, July 6 . 6-9 PM

Corpora Art Gallery, Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts

ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHER:

Ron Yoshida was born in Los Angeles (1948). He received his degrees from the University of Southern California. He completed a fulfilling professional career in the field of education that began in 1974 at UCLA, included the US Department of Education, Fordham University, Queens College – City University of New York, Lehigh University and ended in 2015 after 15 months with the Qatar Foundation in Doha, Qatar. A longtime amateur photographer, he has sought to capture beauty in people, and places. This exhibit is a celebration of Bethlehem, the hometown of his and his wife Sharon’s heart.

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Teen Acting Workshop for Commercial, TV & Film

Venture Academy V #3

VENTURE ACADEMY V SUMMER 2018

Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts

321 East 3rd Street, Bethlehem

Wednesdays 6:15 – 8:00 pm

June 6, June 13, June 20

This session’s theme:

ENCOUNTERING OUTSIDER ART IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD:

UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL

Your Guide: Norman Girardot, Professor Emeritus, Lehigh University

To Register: Call 610-868-2971 ext. 3185

What is Venture Academy?

Now in its fifth installment, this series of guided explorations is designed to promote provocative ideas, images, and sensations for venturesome adults seeking to cope with an increasingly complex, bewildering, exciting, wondrous, and sometimes scary world. “LIFE IS AN ADVENTURE: A pilgrim’s journey for the young of mind and heart.”

These sessions are open to the public and all proceeds benefit the Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts.

More about this session:

SESSION DATES:
June 6 (In the Beginning was the Mark),
June 13 (An Angel of Art Cometh to Bethlehem),
June 20 (Saving Mr. Imagination’s Environmental Vision)

THEME & DESCRIPTION:
ENCOUNTERING OUTSIDER ART IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD
UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL

A series of special guided explorations about the mysteries of human art-making (both visual and performative) and why art is not just what certain white men called “artists” (who learned how to draw representationally and perspectively) defined as the only “real” art. There is, in fact, a whole other universal and global tradition of skillfully and imaginatively “making visible” or “making/seeing/experiencing something hidden and special in the world.” This includes tribal art, children’s art, art of the insane, prison art, self-taught art, visionary art, folk art, and so on – or just about everything outside of what elite Western tradition presumptuously called fine or schooled art by excluding everything else. In the contemporary sense, to be an “outsider,” or in this case, an “outsider artist,” loosely means someone who in some fashion is marginal to mainstream culture, someone who does not depend on, or conform to, what is taken as the prevailing cultural norms. There can, of course, be a light and dark side to being an outsider in that real innovative forward-looking creativity, or a dark regressive demonology, can both flow from a culturally unmoored imagination. Be careful.Venture Academy V will explore some of these issues in a general and semi-traditional historical and academic way (lectures, films, discussion), but will focus primarily on a concrete case of outsider art as exemplified by Bethlehem’s own late great outsider “found object” artist Mr. Imagination (aka Gregory Warmack, 1948-2012; see among numerous other articles and videos, catalog essays, and book chapters, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MO52kzGUgxk&t=6s ).

The academy will also include some volunteer opportunities for hands-on project-based creative activities in the recycled environmental art park on the Lehigh campus inspired by Mr. Imagination.

See in particular: https://residenttouristbethlehempa.com/2016/01/31/lehigh-millennium-folk-arch-and-art-enclave/ .

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Venture Academy V #2

VENTURE ACADEMY V SUMMER 2018

Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts

321 East 3rd Street, Bethlehem

Wednesdays 6:15 – 8:00 pm

June 6, June 13, June 20

This session’s theme:

ENCOUNTERING OUTSIDER ART IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD:

UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL

Your Guide: Norman Girardot, Professor Emeritus, Lehigh University

To Register: Call 610-868-2971 ext. 3185

What is Venture Academy?

Now in its fifth installment, this series of guided explorations is designed to promote provocative ideas, images, and sensations for venturesome adults seeking to cope with an increasingly complex, bewildering, exciting, wondrous, and sometimes scary world. “LIFE IS AN ADVENTURE: A pilgrim’s journey for the young of mind and heart.”

These sessions are open to the public and all proceeds benefit the Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts.

More about this session:

SESSION DATES:
June 6 (In the Beginning was the Mark),
June 13 (An Angel of Art Cometh to Bethlehem),
June 20 (Saving Mr. Imagination’s Environmental Vision)

THEME & DESCRIPTION:
ENCOUNTERING OUTSIDER ART IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD
UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL

A series of special guided explorations about the mysteries of human art-making (both visual and performative) and why art is not just what certain white men called “artists” (who learned how to draw representationally and perspectively) defined as the only “real” art. There is, in fact, a whole other universal and global tradition of skillfully and imaginatively “making visible” or “making/seeing/experiencing something hidden and special in the world.” This includes tribal art, children’s art, art of the insane, prison art, self-taught art, visionary art, folk art, and so on – or just about everything outside of what elite Western tradition presumptuously called fine or schooled art by excluding everything else. In the contemporary sense, to be an “outsider,” or in this case, an “outsider artist,” loosely means someone who in some fashion is marginal to mainstream culture, someone who does not depend on, or conform to, what is taken as the prevailing cultural norms. There can, of course, be a light and dark side to being an outsider in that real innovative forward-looking creativity, or a dark regressive demonology, can both flow from a culturally unmoored imagination. Be careful.Venture Academy V will explore some of these issues in a general and semi-traditional historical and academic way (lectures, films, discussion), but will focus primarily on a concrete case of outsider art as exemplified by Bethlehem’s own late great outsider “found object” artist Mr. Imagination (aka Gregory Warmack, 1948-2012; see among numerous other articles and videos, catalog essays, and book chapters, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MO52kzGUgxk&t=6s ).

The academy will also include some volunteer opportunities for hands-on project-based creative activities in the recycled environmental art park on the Lehigh campus inspired by Mr. Imagination.

See in particular: https://residenttouristbethlehempa.com/2016/01/31/lehigh-millennium-folk-arch-and-art-enclave/ .

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LAST DAY FOR TEACHERS

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FINAL EXAMS- Make Up Day

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Graduation Rehearsal/ Graduation Ceremony

Graduation Rehearsal takes place in the morning, times tbd.

Graduation Ceremony takes place at 7pm. Location tbd.

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FINAL EXAMS- Make-Up Day

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Venture Academy Lecture on Outsider Art

VENTURE ACADEMY V SUMMER 2018

Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts

321 East 3rd Street, Bethlehem

Wednesdays 6:15 – 8:00 pm

June 6, June 13, June 20

This session’s theme:

ENCOUNTERING OUTSIDER ART IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD:

UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL

Your Guide: Norman Girardot, Professor Emeritus, Lehigh University

To Register: Call 610-868-2971 ext. 3185

What is Venture Academy?

Now in its fifth installment, this series of guided explorations is designed to promote provocative ideas, images, and sensations for venturesome adults seeking to cope with an increasingly complex, bewildering, exciting, wondrous, and sometimes scary world. “LIFE IS AN ADVENTURE: A pilgrim’s journey for the young of mind and heart.”

These sessions are open to the public and all proceeds benefit the Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts.

More about this session:

SESSION DATES:
June 6 (In the Beginning was the Mark),
June 13 (An Angel of Art Cometh to Bethlehem),
June 20 (Saving Mr. Imagination’s Environmental Vision)

THEME & DESCRIPTION:
ENCOUNTERING OUTSIDER ART IN YOUR OWN BACKYARD
UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL

A series of special guided explorations about the mysteries of human art-making (both visual and performative) and why art is not just what certain white men called “artists” (who learned how to draw representationally and perspectively) defined as the only “real” art. There is, in fact, a whole other universal and global tradition of skillfully and imaginatively “making visible” or “making/seeing/experiencing something hidden and special in the world.” This includes tribal art, children’s art, art of the insane, prison art, self-taught art, visionary art, folk art, and so on – or just about everything outside of what elite Western tradition presumptuously called fine or schooled art by excluding everything else. In the contemporary sense, to be an “outsider,” or in this case, an “outsider artist,” loosely means someone who in some fashion is marginal to mainstream culture, someone who does not depend on, or conform to, what is taken as the prevailing cultural norms. There can, of course, be a light and dark side to being an outsider in that real innovative forward-looking creativity, or a dark regressive demonology, can both flow from a culturally unmoored imagination. Be careful.Venture Academy V will explore some of these issues in a general and semi-traditional historical and academic way (lectures, films, discussion), but will focus primarily on a concrete case of outsider art as exemplified by Bethlehem’s own late great outsider “found object” artist Mr. Imagination (aka Gregory Warmack, 1948-2012; see among numerous other articles and videos, catalog essays, and book chapters, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MO52kzGUgxk&t=6s ).

The academy will also include some volunteer opportunities for hands-on project-based creative activities in the recycled environmental art park on the Lehigh campus inspired by Mr. Imagination.

See in particular: https://residenttouristbethlehempa.com/2016/01/31/lehigh-millennium-folk-arch-and-art-enclave/ .

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