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Who We Are

Fordham High School for the Arts is a school that is housed in the Theodore Roosevelt Educational Campus at 500 East Fordham Road, Bronx, New York 10458. The school is centrally located in Bronx County, across from Fordham University. Theodore Roosevelt Campus is located between East Fordham Road on the north, 189th Street on the south, and between Bathgate and Washington Avenues on the east and west respectively.

Dancers reaching toward each other on two sides of the stage

A teacher with curly hair assisting two students and looking at their computer screens

Five students seated and smiling at the camera

Student performers dressed in fairytale creature costumes on stage

A student with curly hair giving two thumbs up

A teacher helping a seated student, both looking at their computer screen

Dancers wearing red, with their hands over their heart

Visual Art Majors work as part of the 2023 Art Gala

Instrumental Music majors playing in their January Concert

2022-23 Student Involvement Ice Cream Social

Upcoming Events

May 20

Parent's Association Meeting

May 25

Memorial Day - No School

May 27

Eid Al Adha - No School

Jun 4

Chancellor's Day - No School

Jun 12

Share Fair, Senior Showcase, and Art Gala

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A.R.T.S (Accountability, Resilience, Trust, Service)

At A Glance

95% of our scholars graduate in four years
82% of students enroll in college or career programs
99% Graduation Rate
100% of students participate in Fine and Performing Arts every day
100% of our scholars participate in advanced-level coursework

Our Vision

To be the First Choice for scholars and their families seeking an education based on the core values of accountability, resilience, trust, and service, through a rigorous academic, arts, and industry experience aimed at ensuring scholars graduate healthy, college, career, and community ready.

MISSION: To work as an authentic and diverse community to foster a socially and intellectually safe learner-centered environment so artistically talented scholars can engage in rigorous and meaningful learning that builds their intellectual capacity to become independent learners who are empowered to seek truth, be agents of change, and strive for excellence.

Recent News

FHSA Scholars participate in College Bridge Cafe's Financial Literacy Day!

College Bridge Cafe is partnering with Storyland and Spring Bank to host a financial literacy program for high school seniors. The significance of understanding finances (debit cards, credit cards, loans, and credit scores) for teens entering college. The training was structured with a PowerPoint presentation, a Q&A session, and a Jenga workshop to help students understand the meaning of credit scores.