Greenville, South Carolina, September 3, 2025
News Summary
This fall, South Carolina’s Governor’s Schools will host a series of informative sessions for prospective students and families, along with the Grand Jeté Dance Competition. The sessions, named ‘Endless Opportunities,’ will provide insights into the application process, programs, and student life across various locations in the state. The Grand Jeté Dance Competition invites young dancers to showcase their talent, with significant prizes and opportunities to connect with recruiters. Registration for both events is now open, emphasizing the schools’ commitment to fostering artistic talent and educational opportunities.
Greenville, South Carolina – South Carolina’s Governor’s Schools are gearing up for an exciting season this fall, with informative sessions for prospective students and families as well as a competitive dance event. The programs focus on specialized public, residential high school education in the areas of Agribusiness, Arts and Humanities, and Science & Mathematics.
The upcoming information sessions dubbed “Endless Opportunities” will provide valuable insights into the schools, with details about the application process, programs, and student life. These sessions will take place at various locations, with the first being on September 7 at 3 p.m. in Greenville at GSAW, located at 15 University Street. Further sessions are scheduled for September 9 at JDLH, 192 Gettys Road in McCormick, followed by additional dates across the state from September 7 to September 18 in cities including Anderson, Bluffton, Columbia, Conway, Fort Mill, Hartsville, Lexington, and North Charleston.
All sessions last for one hour and include presentations along with a Q&A segment with school representatives. Individuals interested in attending can register online at www.EndlessOpportunitiesSC.com. Enrollment in the Governor’s Schools is free, though additional fees for meals and housing may apply.
In addition to the informational sessions, the Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities (GSAH) will host the Grand Jeté Dance Competition from September 29 to October 5. This event invites dancers aged 10-19 to showcase their talent in various categories including classical ballet, modern/contemporary dance, and student choreography, with a total of $4,000 in prizes at stake. The competition is set for October 4 and 5 and offers opportunities for students to connect with recruiters from esteemed dance programs.
Virtual information sessions and in-person auditions will also be held in collaboration with programs such as Point Park University, Southern Methodist University, Louisville Ballet, Royal Winnipeg Ballet, The Hartt School at Hartford University, USC, and the London Contemporary Dance School. Additionally, master classes in various dance styles will be available.
Registration for the Grand Jeté is open until September 10, with details accessible at scgsah.org/residential-high-school/dance/grand-jete. Both events highlight the school’s commitment to fostering artistic talent and enhancing educational opportunities.
Earlier this year, GSAH celebrated its 25th anniversary with a gala that raised over $250,000 for the Thrive25 initiative. This initiative aims to support students with financial needs, fostering greater access to the arts for talented individuals throughout South Carolina.
Significant renovations are in the pipeline for the dining hall at GSAH, aimed at enhancing student experience and increasing seating capacity. A budget of $1 million is designated for these upgrades, with construction projected to begin in Spring 2025 and expected to conclude by Fall 2025.
The Governor’s Schools have produced many notable alumni who have excelled in various fields. For instance, Miller won a Tony Award and gained fame through “Orange is the New Black.” Gould is a professional violinist celebrated for performances on major TV shows and Broadway. Other alumni include Inman, recognized for contributions in augmented reality at Google, and Rosche, a senior Congress editor at CNN. These success stories illustrate the impact and quality of education provided by the Governor’s Schools.
Weather Forecast for September 3, 2025
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Conclusion
South Carolina’s Governor’s Schools are providing valuable opportunities for talented high school students this fall. Their events aim not just to inform, but to inspire the next generation of leaders in various creative and scientific fields.
FAQ
What are the Governor’s Schools in South Carolina?
The Governor’s Schools are public, residential high schools in South Carolina that specialize in Agribusiness, Arts and Humanities, and Science & Mathematics.
Are there any fees associated with attending?
Tuition for the Governor’s Schools is free, but students may have to pay for meals and boarding.
How can I register for the information sessions?
Interested individuals can register online at www.EndlessOpportunitiesSC.com.
What is the Grand Jeté Dance Competition?
The Grand Jeté is a dance competition hosted by GSAH that invites young dancers to showcase their talents across various categories.
When is the deadline for registering for the Grand Jeté?
Registration for Grand Jeté is open until September 10, 2025.
Key Features and Dates
| Event | Date | Location | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Endless Opportunities Info Sessions | September 7 – September 18 | Various Locations | Informative sessions for prospective students and families |
| Grand Jeté Dance Competition | September 29 – October 5 | GSAH | Dance competition for ages 10-19 with $4,000 in prizes |
| Registration Deadline for Grand Jeté | September 10 | Online | Registration available at scgsah.org/residential-high-school/dance/grand-jete |
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- Greenville Journal: SC Governor’s School to Host Annual Grand Jeté
- Greenville Online: SC Governor’s School Alumni Include Famous Actors, Musicians, and More
- Greenville Journal: SC Governor’s School Raises Over $250K at 25th Anniversary Gala
- Google Search: South Carolina Governor’s Schools
- Greenville Journal: SC Governor’s School’s Dining Hall to Undergo $1M Renovation
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