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Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Performing Arts
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Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Performing Arts, or LVPA, is a 4 year liberal arts high school located in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Northampton County, in the United States.
Students commute to the school from numerous school districts, but primarily from the Lehigh Valley area of Pennsylvania. Students can attend programs in six artistic disciplines: dance, figure skating, instrumental music, theatre, visual arts and vocal music.
Most students spend half of their school day studying in their artistic areas, and the other half of the day in academic classes. There is no tuition at LVPA because it is a charter school.
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| Allen High School • Allentown Central Catholic High School • Bangor Area High School • Bethlehem Catholic High School • Catasauqua High School • Dieruff High School • Easton High School • Emmaus High School • Freedom High School • Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Performing Arts • Lehigh Valley Christian High School • Liberty High School • Moravian Academy • Nazareth High School • Northampton Area High School • Northern Lehigh High School • Northwestern Lehigh High School • Notre Dame High School • Parkland High School • Pen Argyl Area High School • Phillipsburg High School • Pius X High School • Roberto Clemente Charter School • Salisbury High School • Saucon Valley High School • Southern Lehigh High School • Whitehall High School • Wilson Area High School |
The Lehigh Valley Charter High school of the Performing arts (LVPA) first opened in September 2003. It currently has two science labs, five classrooms, three music rooms, and dance studios, along with two black boxes. The school offers majors in Theater, Dance, Voice, Instrumental, and Art. To be accepted to LVPA a student must excel in their art and academics. After completing four years at LVPA most students go to college while some do try to succeed in there concentration. LVPA graduates are at schools such as Fordham University, and Philadelphia school of the Arts, among other notes colleges and Universities.