School Motto

"Act well your part: there all the honor lies."- Alexander Pope

This quote is what our school thrives off of. Alexander Pope simply means no matter what part you have in theater or throughout life, act it the best you can. As long as you do just this, you shall be honored and viewed as a role model to future generations.

School Objective

"You use a glass mirror to see your face; you use works of art to see your soul."

- George Bernard Shaw

George Bernard Shaw sums up the objective of our school in one sentence. We want to teach our students not only how to perform their jobs in theater well, but to understand their own personalities and their own opinions through creation.

Housing and Tuition

The housing on school grounds is an aspect of our School we take great pride in. We have two separate houses one for the girls and one for boys. Each house has three floors equipped with showers and laundry rooms. The houses were recently remodeled and now have furnished bedrooms. The bedrooms have three twin sized beds, a sofa, and small computer desks. There are common rooms with televisions and available computers to relax or get work done.

Our cafeteria is open to residents and commuters. Each day breakfast, lunch and dinner is served. Throughout the day there are small snacks and drinks available. Meal plans are included with tuition.

Tuition for Alexander Pope's School of Performing Arts starts at 8,000 a year. Our school has students ranging from the ages of 14 through 20. The total population is near 6,000. Depending on personal finances you may be eligible for scholarships. Scholarships are given out based on academic grades, hobbies, and volunteer work.

School Events

Every month Alexander Pope hosts a cabaret. The Cabaret allows for students to showcase all the work they have been doing throughout the year. The talents shown at the Cabaret range from movies, to skits, costumes, and even make up design. A school dance follows the Cabaret and gives students a chance to have fun and create friendships.