Osceola County School for the Arts

"I'm going on my third year in the vocal department and I love it. Certain students do bring down the mood though, saying how the school is terrible or how it doesn't give the normal high school or middle school experience. Now I will admit the school has some flaws in other people's eyes, but I don't like the people who talk about the experience. It's an art school it's not gonna give you a normal high/ middle school experience cause it's not a normal school. I came from a terrible school before I went to ocsa so ocsa seems like heaven to me, but that's just my opinion. If you are considering to audition I highly recommend it, but if you are going to be like one of the kids who want a normal high/middle school experience then don't bother cause in the year you're here it's gonna be absolute hell. Alright that is all I have to say if you read this thank you and if you disagree with anything I said then so be it I just wanted to get my opinion out there. I wish you a good day or a good night."

"This school is amazing and highly suggest auditioning if you are interested in art forms. This school also has a great academic program and will learn everything you need!"

"I love this school so much. Everyone is like a family to me. I was in orchestra for 3 years and I'm planning on going back for high school."

"I haven't really gone to this school other Tha. For concerts, and chorus competitions. For an arts school the campus is really bad. When I first heard I expected to come to a school that was huge and we'll manored. I thought the campus would be better than mine but it turns out not. My cousin went to this school, she didn't really like the administration but other than that it was pretty good."

"Fantastic school. Been there for 2 years. In the band program. Its a truly magical experience and you get very attached to your peers, almost like theyre your family! Great kids, great teachers, amazing arts programs. I highly recommend to a passionate artist seeking to grow, not just as a student, but as aperson"