Arts & Technology School Scheduled to Open in Fall

July 11, 2012 - PRLog -- [Tallahassee, FL] Parents in Leon County and surrounding areas now have another educational option to consider for their children as the Symphony Seven School of the Arts and Technology prepares to open its doors in fall 2012.

Under the leadership of the LFCC Outreach Development Corporation, a not-for-profit, 501(c)(3) affiliate of Love & Faith Community Church, Symphony Seven (“S7”) will provide a challenging and innovative academic program while inspiring minds and imaginations through arts and technology in a healthy Christian environment.

According to Elder S. Lamar Simmons, the Senior Pastor of Love & Faith Community Church, Symphony Seven will offer an outstanding arts-centered education, in concert with a strong academic program also focusing on communications, arts, dance, music, theatre, digital media, music technology and creative writing. The faculty and staff, in partnership with students, parents, and the community, will strive to meet the individual, creative, and academic needs of all Symphony Seven students.

Symphony Seven consists of a full extended–day primary program (“The Academy”) for students grades K-5 and a part-time after-school program (“The Conservatory”) for students grades K-12. The S7 afterschool program consists of academic enrichment, as well as, a number of performing arts and technology offerings.

The Conservatory is administered by Javacya Arts Conservatory, a bedrock institution throughout the Southeastern United States, whose mission is to change the lives of children through the performing arts, in conjunction with some of the country’s best practitioners in multimedia, music production, graphic design, and the S7 Arts and Technology Pedagogical Board of Advisors.

Applications are currently being accepted. For more information, contact the school via email at info@symphonyseven.org, phone at 850-878-1752, or visit them online at www.symphonyseven.org.