Photo courtesy of Alabama School of Fine Arts.
The Alabama School of Fine Arts in downtown Birmingham.
The Alabama School of Fine Arts is pleased to announce the addition of four Trussville students to its enrollment for the 2020-21 school year.
The four Trussville students accepted into the school this year are Aelayna Etheredge for music; Emil Antselevich for math and science; Aubrey Segars for theatre arts; and Mallory Whitt for visual arts.
These students are among 100 new students from across the state who were accepted into the state’s only highly specialized arts and sciences pre-professional and college preparatory program for middle and high school students. ASFA currently has 345 students who spend three hours of study daily in one of six specialty areas: creative writing, dance, math and science, music, theatre arts or visual arts. These students spend the remainder of their school day taking part in a traditional, comprehensive core academic curriculum taught by highly acclaimed faculty.
ASFA is located in downtown Birmingham, tuition-free and has a 100 percent graduation rate. Admission is based on an audition in one of the school’s six specialty areas. Low-cost dormitory rooms and meals are available for students who live beyond commuting distance.
Submitted by Alabama School of Fine Arts.
