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The arts. Four categories, four possible reasons to attend St. Andrew's Academy for the Arts. You're either one hell of a talented student, or your parents have a whole lot of money to spare. This conservatory has few programs to offer, but many opportunities. Just in art they have everything from drawing to sculpting. In music, everything from classical to rock. In dance, everything from ballet to hip-hop. In drama (as if a school full of talented and narcissistic teenagers needs a class for that), they produce some of the finest shows around. The students of St. Andrews spend their whole academic careers training for careers in the arts, but the catch is, not everyone gets in. These students either are completely rich, or completely rocked their auditions.
The main building of St. Andrews was built in 1902. The other buildings were slowly added. The school was always highly regarded, but only in the last decade has the school developed its large amounts of drama. As the world changes, so do its cliques, and the students that come. The class of 2009 seems to have the largest clique count the school has ever seen. From the popular's to the scenester's, this seems to be the class with the most drama.
Where do you fit in? Are you the elite of the elites? or the nerds of the crowd? Do you belong here, or don't you?
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