Student Guide to Miami's New World School of the Arts - A Center of Excellence in Visual and Performing Arts

New World School of Arts is a public magnet high school and college. It is a magnet school because it has got specialized courses for the students. The school administration offers dual enrollment program in the field of visual arts, musical theater, instrumental music and vocal music. The school and the collage got accreditation from Southern Association of Collages and Schools.

Wikipedia Info on this institution

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_World_School_of_the_Arts

The institution is located in Miami Dade County Public Schools district. The institution was established in August 1987 and offers many degrees. The collage offers AAD (Associate of Art) degree from MDC. It also offers Bachelor of fine art and music respectively from university of Florida. The school operation hours are from 7.30am to 3.45 pm.

Info on the admission procedures on nwsa.mdc.edu

http://nwsa.mdc.edu/hs_-_admissions/general_informanion/general_informanion.html

The school's main building (the 5000 building) houses most of the classes and administration units, dance studios, theaters and art studios. The 1000 building located in 300 NE 2nd Avenue holds most of the science classes and Wolfson Building is the music building. The institution has a harmonious mix of demographics.

For faculty contacts

http://nwsa.mdc.edu/hs—about/directory/faculty/directory/faculty.html

The institution has got numerous clubs for high school students. The Student Government is a club which provides a way for the students to be involved with the operations of their school. Then there are Senior and Junior clubs for representing the respective classes as a functioning part of the student body.

Total list of clubs

http://nwsa.mdc.edu/hs_-_student_life/clubs__organizations/clubs__organizations.html

Total intake of students in this institution is 470. Since NWSA is a magnet school, its admissions are open for students throughout Miami Dade County. The students are admitted on the bases of merit which is judged solely through auditions. The institution does not have the "sibling policy" for admissions.