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The Governor’s School for the Arts seeks and welcomes applicants of all backgrounds and identities, regardless of race, gender identity, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, mental and physical health/ability, language, hometown, high school, religious belief, or cultural background. Translations of our materials are available upon request.
Share the PDF flyers with all high school principals and counselors to post and share with students and parents. If you have questions, please contact Dustin Lambert, WVDE State Coordinator of West Virginia Governor’s Schools – dllambert@k12.wv.us or (304) 558-5325.
The TN Governor’s School for the Arts 2024: June 8- June 30, 2024. Who is eligible? The brightest and most talented 10th and 11th graders currently enrolled in Tennessee’s public, private and home-schools are eligible. In other words, students who will be juniors and seniors in the 2024-2025 academic year.
In 2005, Governor Phil Bredesen mandated that all Governor’s Schools award college credit to participating students. Since 1985 over 7,000 of Tennessee’s gifted and talented students have been afforded the opportunity to attend the School for the Arts. Each January more than 1400 compete for the 230 available scholarships.
Discover the Governor's School for the Arts (GSA), a three-week summer program for talented high school students in Kentucky. Explore the artforms, support, and contact information on the GSA website.
The Kentucky Governor's School for the Arts, Louisville, Kentucky. 8,637 likes · 23 talking about this · 1,761 were here. Keeping the GSA spirit alive.
In order to be considered for the Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts, students must meet the following selection criteria: Currently be a sophomore or junior in high school or home school. Live, attend school, or have a parent/ guardian who works in Kentucky. Complete the application by the due date in January.
