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Most announcements are in deadline order. Check eligibility! Most students are surprised to find they are eligible for most of these opportunities!
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Musical Auditions!
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VAPA Arts Camp!
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Teens – ages 13-18Two Week Program July 11-22, 2022 (M-F) 9:30am – 3:00pm 
July 11 - 24
The Summer University Theatre Experience (SUTE) is a two week program designed for Rising Seniors, Juniors and Gap Year students to give them the opportunity to work with the top Acting and Musical Theatre University Faculty selected from the most competitive University Theatre programs in the U.S. This two week California-based program is designed for students to hone their craft as they learn about the different styles of teaching and programs in preparation for their upcoming College Auditions. 
9th-Grade through 12th-Grade San Diego Association of Black Journalists Student Reporter Search, in partnership with Broadway San Diego Awards, encourages students to create a video up to 60 seconds in length showing or describing how they would uniquely cover The Jimmy Awards on social media. San Diego County students are nominated to receive round-trip airfare to The Jimmys in New York City, June 25-27. Applicant videos are due to San Diego Association of Black Journalist by 5pm PST on Friday, April 15. Email Keith Bryant, keithingtonbryant@gmail.com 
Ask your Art teacher about entering your work for the San Diego Fair Student Showcase! May 16th deadline
Student Leadership Academy
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Baile Folklorico Scholarship Deadline April 15, 2022
Click on the picture for application! 
Mariachi Scholarship Deadline April 22, 2022
The Mariachi Scholarship Foundation guarantees a $1000 scholarship to students who meet the criteria! Click on the picture for application! 
Asian Pacific Community Fund
The Asian Pacific Community Fund (APCF) partners with local companies and family foundations to offer college scholarship opportunities to students across Southern California, including San Diego County. Available scholarships range from $1,000 to $5,000 and many are renewable. Some programs have an ethnicity requirement. The following scholarship programs have extended their application deadline to April 15:
2022-2023 Beverly Yip Scholarship There are two scholarships available for 2022-2023 academic year:
The San Diego Symphony’s High School Ambassadors program is a paid summer internship program for high school students to develop skills for future employment in any field, particularly those in the performing arts. The program includes personal and professional development workshops and job shadowing opportunities culminating in a capstone project. Participants will work as ambassadors for the San Diego Symphony within the community and during the Summer 2022 season at its summer venue, The Rady Shell at Jacobs Park. Deadline April 25,@5pm
Apply for the SDABJ Scholarship today, applications are due April 29. Open to 12th grade and college
Creating a Hunger Action Hero Can Win Students Comic-Con Tickets.
Deadline April 22, 2022 Visit the contest webpage for complete details. Download a contest flyer. 
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Jack Tygett Scholarship application is available below!
Deadline May 13,2022
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This scholarship(s) was established in memory of Jack Tygett and his strong belief in the arts! Jack Tygett
was an amazing man who was an inspiration to thousands of students in the Sweetwater district as well as
an icon in the San Diego theater community. In addition to his incredible teaching career, Mr. Tygett had
a professional career on stage and screen, dancing in over 30 movies, including "Mary Poppins" and
"Oklahoma," and with the likes of Marilyn Monroe and Fred Astaire. He was also a professional director
and choreographer, sharing his talents and wealth of experience with the Old Globe, Starlight, Moonlight,
Lawrence Welk, and La Jolla Stage Company Theaters. He was instrumental in starting the Musical
Theater program at USIU, which drew talented students from all over the country, including Jamie Fox.
Jack Tygett was originally hired as the first dance teacher at Del Rey High School in 1976, and was one
of the major forces behind the big SUHSD summer musical productions. He worked tirelessly, along
with his colleagues, to create the SCPA program for the Sweetwater District, and his expertise in theater
arts contributed immensely to the success of this model Arts program over a span of nearly 30 years.
Some of the words used to describe this man by all who knew him include - gracious, kind, humble,
caring, positive, appreciative, rigorous, energetic, professional, motivating and generous with his time.
He was a person who gave much of himself to the Sweetwater district and never asked for or expected
anything in return. He was the "heartbeat" of the SCPA from the very beginning and his memory still
touches us with his kind and gentle spirit.
It is a privilege to be able to offer scholarships to young aspiring artists in his honor!
Scholarship Criteria
1) Must be a graduating senior from Chula Vista High School and the SCPA program
2) Must be in the top/advanced level of SCPA major with a 4.0 in all SCPA classes.
3) Will be attending college and continuing their involvement in the ARTS.
4) This completed application AND a copy of your high school transcript is due May 13, 2022 to Ms. Daniels in the Counseling Center. After submitting this form, contact your counselor to get transcript.
One scholarship is available for each of the four Arts disciplines: Dance; Drama; Music, Visual
Awards may vary from $200 - $5000.
was an amazing man who was an inspiration to thousands of students in the Sweetwater district as well as
an icon in the San Diego theater community. In addition to his incredible teaching career, Mr. Tygett had
a professional career on stage and screen, dancing in over 30 movies, including "Mary Poppins" and
"Oklahoma," and with the likes of Marilyn Monroe and Fred Astaire. He was also a professional director
and choreographer, sharing his talents and wealth of experience with the Old Globe, Starlight, Moonlight,
Lawrence Welk, and La Jolla Stage Company Theaters. He was instrumental in starting the Musical
Theater program at USIU, which drew talented students from all over the country, including Jamie Fox.
Jack Tygett was originally hired as the first dance teacher at Del Rey High School in 1976, and was one
of the major forces behind the big SUHSD summer musical productions. He worked tirelessly, along
with his colleagues, to create the SCPA program for the Sweetwater District, and his expertise in theater
arts contributed immensely to the success of this model Arts program over a span of nearly 30 years.
Some of the words used to describe this man by all who knew him include - gracious, kind, humble,
caring, positive, appreciative, rigorous, energetic, professional, motivating and generous with his time.
He was a person who gave much of himself to the Sweetwater district and never asked for or expected
anything in return. He was the "heartbeat" of the SCPA from the very beginning and his memory still
touches us with his kind and gentle spirit.
It is a privilege to be able to offer scholarships to young aspiring artists in his honor!
Scholarship Criteria
1) Must be a graduating senior from Chula Vista High School and the SCPA program
2) Must be in the top/advanced level of SCPA major with a 4.0 in all SCPA classes.
3) Will be attending college and continuing their involvement in the ARTS.
4) This completed application AND a copy of your high school transcript is due May 13, 2022 to Ms. Daniels in the Counseling Center. After submitting this form, contact your counselor to get transcript.
One scholarship is available for each of the four Arts disciplines: Dance; Drama; Music, Visual
Awards may vary from $200 - $5000.
Click here for Application! |
You must open in your sweetwater google account. If the link doesn't allow you access, cut and paste the adress into your sweetwater account!
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