Big News for NH Families: New State Education Funding Now Available
As of June 10th, all New Hampshire families—regardless of income—are eligible for an average award of $4,600 per child in state education funds. These funds can be used toward tuition at private schools like New England School of the Arts (NESA), as well as homeschooling expenses and other qualified educational services.
Fall Showcase Wraps Up First Semester
New England School of the Arts wraps up a transformative first semester with nine students in grades 6-12 thriving in a STEAM-centered, arts-integrated curriculum. From engaging in local cultural excursions to presenting their growth at the Fall Showcase, students experienced unparalleled opportunities for creativity, collaboration, and personal development.
NESA Expands to Welcome Middle Schoolers this Fall
The expansion to serve students grades 6-8 comes in response to the overwhelming interest from middle school families and aligns with our mission to nurture creative thinkers from an early age.
Choral Festival Brings Together Youth Musicians from Across the Upper Valley
More than fifty high school students from Vermont and New Hampshire spent the day practicing together under the direction of acclaimed conductor, composer, and performer Stefanie Weigand.
NESA Ensemble Wins Bronze at New England Show Choir Showdown
After months of dedicated practice and collaboration, NESA’s show choir made their competition debut at the New England Show Choir Showdown. Sixth Sense clinched Bronze in the small mixed-choir division and Elizabeth Chambers earned the title of Best Vocalist.
