Grand Center Arts Academy, a St. Louis public charter arts school, hosts a summer arts camp for students entering grades 5-9 in the city's Grand Center arts district. Industry professionals teach interactive courses in instrumental and vocal music, theater, dance and visual arts, and each week ends with an Arts Camp Showcase for families in the school's Sun Theater.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Grand Center Arts Academy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleMy grandson goes to school there he's a sophomore and he said anybody that wants a head start in arts this is a great school to attend
This school has gone down hill, This new head of the school has been removing important teachers! Leaving students without a teacher! The new head of the school Houle has had multiple arguments with students and threatening them with unenrollment at the slightest issues! She been threatening Teachers as well! It’s very Unprofessional. I recommend not sending your children to this school.
They allow teachers to stand nude to support their political beliefs and not do anything about it.
My daughter attended GCAA from 6th through graduation. She has since completed an associate degree along with coding certifications & esthetician training. I've never seen Any school have NO bulling. That seemed to be a big subject when my daughter was in school they were having a big push against bullying. Although I think that's a little silly because that is never going to stop ever I don't believe it will and I believe kids are better if they are left to stand up to it and figure it out on their own ( unless the bullying is physical, that's assault), but I thought the teachers were on point & professional without hovering. Pleased with the education & opportunities offered.
My daughter went here for her 7th grade year. Academically she was challenged and I liked all her teachers. She was in orchestra and the music department is phenomenal. However there is a safety issue at this school. There are not enough security guards and hall monitors.



