The Arts at Bronx Science
Crafts for Humanity club allows students to create crafts for charities and good causes.
Despite the strong focus on academics, the arts are alive and well at Bronx Science. Students are required to fulfill an arts requirement before graduating, which many complete in their sophomore year or during summer school. We offer art classes such as AP Art History, painting, digital music, and multiple performance groups. Additionally, students interested in the arts can join the fall musical, spring play, or S!NG, which is a production that is completely produced by students. We also offer numerous clubs such as Urban Dance club, improv club, and more. Bronx science has a multitude of opportunities for students interested in pursuing their artistic side.
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