2019-2020 has been an extraordinary and challenging year for all of our students, including our student-artists. After the School’s move to online learning in March, students and faculty alike had to rethink how to effectively deliver an important school event – 2020 Arts Weekend. Usually a vibrant, arts-filled weekend on
The end of the fall semester is always bustling at SKS. As our students study for final exams and get ready to depart for Winter Break, they also have the chance to get into the holiday spirit with various events, food, and fun on campus. This year, the festivities
Students in the Department of Visual and Performing Arts helped the Storm King community ring in the holiday season–complete with an appearance by Santa Claus– at SKS’ 2018 Winter Dance Recital. On Thursday, December 13, 14 girls and 1 boy in Jeanette Jacobson’s dance class performed 18 dance routines
Sixteen Storm King student-dancers mesmerized the audience at this year’s Spring Dance Recital. Emotions were high as the students in Jeanette Jacobson’s dance class, including three graduating seniors, performed 30 dance routines for the Storm King community at the Walter Reade, Jr. Theatre on Thursday, May 10.
Students in Storm King's dance program showed off their moves just in time for the holidays, including a surprise performance inspired by New York City’s legendary Radio City Rockettes. It all happened at this year’s Winter Dance Recital that took place on Thursday, December 7, in the Walter Reade Jr.
Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY This past weekend, the Mountain was blooming with more than just flowers. The Arts came to life as The Storm King School held Spring Arts Weekend on Thursday, April 20, through Sunday, April 23. The weekend was designed to celebrate various branches of the visual, performing, and language
