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  • #167702
    carl-swanson
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    Steve- I think Walnut Hill(in Natick I think) is an arts school.

    #167703
    unknown-user
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    Yes carl, walnut hil is in natick, and i was actually going to apply there last year, but decided not to when i saw the $36,000 per year tuition….

    #167704
    Evangeline Williams
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    There’s one in Philadelphia that I believe is a public school.

    #167701
    unknown-user
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    Hi!

    I am in my third month of being in a catholic school in the
    massachusetts area. Lately, at my school theres been some not-so
    nice things going on ( i wont talk about them, you wouldnt wanna
    know)So, becuase of that little happening, im looking towards
    transfering to a different private school. I was contemplating
    different schools when I thought about schools for the arts. I was
    told about a school somewhere, a tuition free boarding high school
    for the arts. But i can’t remember what it was, and im currently out
    of contact with the person that gave me that information. So im
    wondering if anyone knows of a non-profit high school for the
    arts….anywhere in america. I am positive that I am going to major
    in harp for college. thanks!

    #167705
    unknown-user
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    If you are fairly advanced in your playing, then you should consider auditioning for the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. Believe it or not, they do accept students younger than college-age. They move to Philadelphia and attend regular schools, and Curtis provides their music education tuition-free. You might inquire about a scholarship to the Phillips-Andover Academy which has a very good harp instructor, Emily Lewis. Or else you might be able to find a public school that is better.

    #167706
    unknown-user
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    I went to Baltimore School for the Arts in Baltimore, MD. It’s a public school so it’s free, but you have to audition to get in.

    #167707
    unknown-user
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    Im from Ireland, but Im 16, and have been playing the harp for 10 years.

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