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6 de oct. de 2022 · Mission Statement. The Mission of Professional Children’s School is to provide a challenging academic education for young people working in or studying for careers in the performing and visual arts, competitive sports and other endeavors; to meet the diverse needs of our students; provide mastery of fundamental skills and prepare them for ...
Founded in 1914, Professional Children’s School has been a staple of New York City for 110 years. Thousands of actors, dancers, musicians, athletes, and innovators have paved the way for their careers while getting a Professional Children’s School education. Since our founding, PCS has become the choice academic institution for talented ...
Professional Children’s School, founded in 1914, provides a rigorous college-preparatory program with flexibility and adaptability for professional and pre-professional students. We serve Middle and Upper School students who come from multiple states and numerous countries, whose interests include dance, music, acting, modeling, athletics, art, and entrepreneurship. Our students are serious ...
Our Open Houses, monthly Middle School and Upper School Virtual Information Sessions, and Group Tours allow perspective families to learn more about the unique ways in which Professional Children’s School can fit their students’ needs. PCS is the ideal school for young people pursuing challenging goals, both inside and outside the classroom, and our Admissions events will give students and ...
Our international students come from many countries including Japan, Korea, France, China, Israel and Taiwan, just to name a few. PCS provides these students with a specialized course of study for non-native English speakers. The English as a New Language (ENL) Program includes an array of courses which support English Language Learners at ...
Latest update of Professional Children's School school in 2024 about enrollment, tuition, scholarships
Professional Children’s School emphasizes the value of regular classroom attendance, teacher instruction and group discussion. However, at some point in time, a student may be unable to be in class for more than three days because of professional obligations. For example, preparation for an audition (up to three days), preparation for a recital or competition (up to four days), and ...
