education partnerships
The Apollo collaborates with schools, both in the classroom and during after-school initiatives, to foster creative projects that enhance learning in academic subjects while also linking students to all aspects of the arts. These arts education projects are forged through the planning and execution of activities, workshops, and other programming to meet students’ needs. 
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The Apollo Stages at The Victoria
School Day Live: Juilliard at The Apollo

In celebration of what would have been Miles Davis's 100th birthday, Juilliard Jazz and The Apollo bring middle and high school students a special live performance on one of the most legendary stages in the world.

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Miles Davis spent his career reinventing jazz, moving through bebop, cool jazz, post-bop, fusion, and beyond. Before becoming one of the most influential artists of the 20th century, he got his start right here in New York City as a student at Juilliard. This performance brings his groundbreaking album Birth of the Cool to life on the same historic Apollo stage that has hosted generations of legendary performers. Students will hear firsthand how this landmark recording helped shape the sound of jazz and get a close-up look at the creativity and innovation that made Davis an icon.

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Whether your students are longtime music lovers or brand new to jazz, this School Day performance offers an exciting way to connect with American music history, live and unforgettable.

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Education Programs

A School Tour at Apollo Theater

The Apollo offers engaging music, dance, and theater instruction while highlighting its rich history and ongoing significance to Harlem and Black culture. Programs are inquiry-based, interactive, and interdisciplinary, and Apollo School Programs connect to national, state, and local arts and academic standards.

Discover more about The Apollo’s workshops and residencies, School Tours, School Day Live performances, distance learning options, and partnerships and special projects.

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Apollo School Apprentices

The Apollo Theater Academy provides opportunities for young adults in the performing arts and entertainment fields through workshops, internships, apprenticeships, and events.

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  • The Arts Administration Internship explores the impact of arts administration on live and recorded productions at The Apollo, where students develop a concept for the signature summer event, Teen Takeover.
  • The Technical Stage Production Internship assigns students to work with members of The Apollo’s production crew, where they gain experience applying technical elements of theater such as lighting design, videography, audio engineering, carpentry, and production design to live and recorded stage productions.
  • The Apprenticeship program provides college students and recent graduates with training and mentorship as they work with Apollo staff to design, implement, and produce their own projects and/or events.
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With Professional Learning workshops, Apollo Education energizes, inspires, and provides K-12 educators with resources and hands-on activities to connect the arts to classroom curricula, all while meeting educational and arts standards.

Professional Learning workshops are available to educators from all grade levels and disciplines. Workshops are intended to benefit both educators and their students and to provide educators with methods and strategies for teaching and learning through the arts and across disciplines. The Apollo is a NYS-approved provider for Continuing Teacher and Leader Education (CTLE) credits.

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Apollo School Tours highlight the legendary history and performers of The Apollo, and the impact on music and performing arts development. All tours are thematic, inquiry-based, interactive, and use multimedia. They also connect to national, state, and local arts and academic standards. Bring your students to experience the legacy and learn the history of The Apollo!

For questions, please email The Apollo at school.programs@apollotheater.org.

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