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Arts

At JSerra Catholic High School, we encourage students to explore their creative sides by providing them with ample opportunities to participate in just about every aspect of the Performing or Visual Arts — whether it's in front of or behind a camera, canvas, or curtain.

Students may concentrate on the Arts through the Arts Magnet Program or take Arts classes that appeal to them; they may even satiate their creative needs by participating in such activities as our improvisational comedy group, theatre productions, choir, after-school rock band, and more.

Students are welcome to engage with more than one activity; in fact, many of our students balance their participation in the Arts with rigorous AP and honors academics, Magnet Programs, and/or Athletics.

"The Arts Department at JSerra not only helped me find my passion for art — it helped me to achieve artistic excellence throughout my high school career."

~ Jack, '21

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Arts News

Find out what our arts students have been up to! Even during the pandemic, they have put on brilliant virtual concerts and created extraordinary works of art.

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Kayden has brown hair, fair skin, and wire-rimmed glasses. He is smiling at the camera against a backdrop of trees. He is wea

If you were unable to attend last week's JSerra Fall Choir Concert at Our Lady Queen of Angels Catholic Church in Newport Beach, you can watch the beautiful performances online.

Male teen wearing a white sweatshirt is seen from the back overhead as he conducts an orchestra comprised of teens wearing ma

Missed last Saturday's enchanting evening of live music in the JSerra Quad? Then catch our talented Rock Bands, Jazz Band, and two Orchestras deliver performances that will have you dancing in your seat!

Arts Magnet Students Create Portraits for Memory Project

JSerra Arts Magnet Program students recently had the privilege of creating portraits of children from Cameroon based on photos taken by the Memory Project. The Memory Project is a nonprofit organization that invites art teachers and their students to create portraits for youth around the world who have faced substantial challenges, such as neglect, abuse, loss of parents, and extreme poverty.

Teenage girls wearing black formal dresses with black sleeves and black masks on their faces sing standing 6 feet apart from

Last Saturday night's Spring Choral Concert was a beautiful return to live choral singing at JSerra. In their beautiful tuxedos and dresses, the singers sang with musicality and passion....

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