All That Jazz
The Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) Jazz Band recently performed at the Jazz for Kids event at the Jazz Standard in Manhattan. Conducted by Mr. Stevens, the group consists of instrumental… Continue reading
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RENT was a Hit
Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA’s) presentation of RENT was a must see musical theatre production. Lead by drama teacher Mr. Cacciola-Price and vocal teacher Ms. Best, RENT featured two amazing casts… Continue reading
The Uke Hut
On the corner of 36 street and 36th avenue a small shop with a white exterior is now home to arguably one of New York’s first ukulele shops. The Uke Hut is… Continue reading
The Love Conert
Even before the start of the show, there wasn’t a single person in the audience who didn’t have a smile on their face, student ushers included. At 7 p.m. on Friday, February… Continue reading
When I Grow Up
A child is taught at such a young age that in order to survive in society, you have to be a job to survive. It’s so that when they’re older, not all… Continue reading
FSSA Volleyball Goes Far
Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) has gone its farthest in volleyball history, making it all the way to the third round of the play-offs. Every year the Lady Legends volleyball team,… Continue reading
When You’ve Got Nothing to “Loose”
Would you have considered yourself a good speller back in the day? Try to remember back to the 1st grade. Crayon in hand, scribbling out your new vocabulary words of the week… Continue reading
World AIDS Day Hits Sinatra
On December 1st, the crowded halls of Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) were filled with red shirts and bows, but for what occasion? For those who may not know, it was… Continue reading
Seasons Concert of Life and Love
Normally on the last Friday night before Christmas break, one would assume most teenagers would rather be anywhere than near their high school. They should be partying, going to the movies, and simply… Continue reading