Vessio: FSSA’s Resident Rock Stars
As a student at an arts school, do you ever look around and wonder which of your friends are going to get famous? Well, Dante Vessio and his sister Misia, a graduate of the class… Continue reading
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Mr. Lopez Celebrates First Feature Film
Mr. Lopez, the 9th and 11th grade film teacher at FSSA doesn’t only teach classes about film, he creates them, too. Mr. Lopez and his brother, John Marco Lopez recently collaborated to produce… Continue reading
SUS: Student Profile
Are you excited for the spring productions? “Yeah, it’s great! It’s always an exciting time and Sinatra never fails to put on a great show.” What made you want to Act? “Honestly, it… Continue reading
The College Process: Are we Paying for Stress?
The painful, tedious, and grueling college process is something that us seniors are all too familiar with. Essays, deadlines, and supplements seem to consume our lives so much that we are unable… Continue reading
Sinatra Wins at Journalism Conference
It may not be a Tony, an Oscar, a Grammy, or an Emmy, but for high school journalists, it’s the next best thing. Select students from Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA)… Continue reading
SUS: Student Profile
What would you hope and see yourself doing in the future? “Being a cartoonist, especially for T. V. shows leading towards a more anime point of view.” Have you thought about life… Continue reading
A Poppin’ Start to the Year
When you think of instrumental concerts at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) you think of classical, old fashioned music, but in reality, it is more than that. On November 14, 2014… Continue reading
SUS: Student Profile
Word around school is that you are a drama major. What kinds of techniques have you learned in your four years of acting? “A lot of the techniques we’ve been learning in the… Continue reading
The Pledge Against Substance Abuse
On Tuesday morning during the week of Halloween, the students at Frank Sinatra School of the Arts (FSSA) arrived to see school faculty holding large bags. The faculty smiled with a simple “good… Continue reading