3 Great Ways to learn about our award-winning school:
(1) VIRTUAL INFORMATION SESSION: Monday, April 7, 2025 at 5:30 PM. Can’t make our Fall Open House? This 45-minute virtual session is a great option and designed for prospective students and families to learn more! The session is led by Ann Marie Squerrini, Director of Admissions and Assessments. RSVP HERE
(2) CALL the Charter Arts Admissions Office to speak with our Director of Admissions, Ann Marie Squerrini, at 610-868-2971 Ext. 3137 or send an email to admissions@charterarts.org.
(3) TOURS: If you can’t attend one of our admissions events but would still like to visit Charter Arts to learn more, fill out this TOUR REQUEST FORM.
SCHEDULE AN AUDITION
Audition appointments for the 2025-2026 school year are being scheduled now.
Use this AUDITION REQUEST FORM to schedule your audition appointment for the 2025-2026 school year.
The Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts arts-centered curriculum pairs pre-professional training in the arts with a rigorous core academic program. Students are accepted based only upon their artistic talent and potential.
Read the Board Policy regarding Admission of Students.
The school’s rigorous curriculum fosters both academic and artistic excellence for its students. The school’s impressive Future Ready PA Index ranking, Advanced Placement (AP) exam statistics, Keystone Exam statistics, SAT scores, prestigious artistic accolades, and graduation rate, are testaments to the outstanding education that Charter Arts provides.
Recently, Charter Arts was ranked as #1 Best Charter High School in PA & #2 Best Public High School Teachers in PA on Niche’s 2024 Best Schools in America Rankings. Charter Arts was one of only four Lehigh Valley schools to make The Top 100 Public High Schools in PA on U.S. News & World Report’s 2024 Best Schools.
Charter Arts has created a culture of high achievement across all artistic and core disciplines. Our creative students think and learn differently. Charter Arts is a regional charter high school, funded by Pennsylvania taxpayer dollars, that attracts students from a ten-county region in eastern Pennsylvania. Students audition for acceptance into one of seven artistic majors: dance, instrumental music, literary arts, production arts (film & technical theatre), theatre, visual arts, and vocal music.