Featuring college-prep courses combined with theatre, art and music, Conservatory Prep Senior High provides an environment to enhance the creativity and intellectual curiosity of the gifted learner.

The mission of Conservatory Prep Senior High is to build a strong learning community amongst its students and faculty by infusing the passion of the cultural arts and experiential learning into the curriculum. Conservatory Prep was designed for the creative, inquisitive learner who prefers a nurturing environment geared towards freedom of expression through the arts.

Core academic areas of math, Latin, science, English and Social Studies are intertwined with the arts. Imagine learning about the American Revolution through song, art and dances of the time; or performing Shakespeare as part of an English assignment.

Conservatory Prep Senior High features:
*Highly qualified faculty
*Very small class size
*Integrated college-prep curriculum
*College advisement
*Instruction geared towards the gifted learner
*Experiential learning through the cultural arts

Fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools

What people are saying about Conservatory Prep:

“It’s a unique partnership that allows students to experience the highest quality education in the academics and the arts,” said the school’s founder and principal, Dr. Wendy Hirsch Weiner.

Howard Libman, Ph.D., former principal of University of Miami Online High School:
“It is precisely this juxtaposition of creatively inspired arts education with college-prep academics that sets Conservatory Prep apart.”

David Spangler, artistic director of the Nova Southeastern University Interdisciplinary Arts Program:
“There has never been a better time to offer arts-based educational opportunities all across the curriculum. This is what Conservatory Prep is posted to do, and education in America will benefit from this kind of pioneering.”

Janet Erlick, executive artistic director of the Fort Lauderdale Children’s Theatre:
“Every child comes to school with a unique combination of strengths, weaknesses and learning styles. Conservatory Prep addresses the needs of students who learn and think creatively and kinesthetically, providing them with an artistic and interactive school environment that will help them achieve personal and academic success. Using the arts across the academic curriculum, students will be fully engaged in their own learning and encouraged to make a difference in their community as they prepare for college.”

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