, a day to give back to Boston Arts Academy, a school that ensures opportunity is present where talent exists.

Your donations allow Boston Arts Academy Foundation to fund people and programs that help BAA students, like Seyquan Mack, 

Seyquan Mack (BAA ’16) joined BAA with a talent for singing R&B. Through BAA’s curriculum, he got exposure to other styles of music and discovered his passion for classical music, to which he had not been introduced before. He asked to pursue summer training. He trained at Tanglewood and in Italy. It expanded his world and lifted the engagement of all the students in his cohort, who began to show increased interest in classical music. Seyquan went on to attend Oberlin Conservatory, one of the most premiere colleges for the arts in the nation, on a full scholarship. He’s now a professional opera singer.

Your donations fund summer programs that helped to make Seyquan’s dream a reality. Seyquan’s higher education and professional success would not be possible without BAA and donors like you.

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Boston Arts Academy's New Building Will Help Further School's Mission

Mayor Martin J. Walsh, City and state officials, and members of the Boston Arts Academy Foundation, along with Boston Arts Academy (BAA) representatives, today raised the final steel beam into place to complete the structure of the new, $125 million BAA facility on Ipswich Street, directly across the street from Fenway Park.

At a time of great societal change for young people across the country, construction of this world-class building for Boston's only public high school for the visual and performing arts serves as a bright, shining example of the ingenuity and innovation of the Boston Public Schools' vision for the future. BAA students, faculty and the community at large will reap the benefits of the expanded space, which will soon open its doors to BAA's rapidly growing student population.

Boston Arts Academy Marks Major Milestone In Construction Of New $125 Million Facility In Fenway

Mayor Martin Walsh, city and state officials, and members of the Boston Arts Academy Foundation, along with Boston Arts Academy (BAA) representatives, raised the final steel beam into place to complete the structure of the new, $125 million BAA facility on Ipswich St., directly across the street from Fenway Park. The event marked an important milestone for BAA Foundation, which raises essential funds through philanthropic sources to bridge the gap between BAA’s allocation from Boston Public Schools (BPS) and the true cost of a high-quality arts education.

Final beam raised at Boston Arts Academy’s new $125 million facility on Ipswich St.

Boston Arts Academy Foundation (BAA Foundation) will host its annual BAA Honors celebration and signature fundraising event on Saturday, May 1, 2021 to support Boston Arts Academy (BAA), the city’s only public high school for the visual and performing arts. BAA Honors will celebrate BAA’s diverse, talented and successful students; feature student performances; and recognize prominent Honorees for their meaningful contributions to the community.

Boston Arts Academy Foundation Celebrates Students and Community Leaders at BAA Honors 2021

The Boston Arts Academy (BAA) Foundation honored Scott Wilson, AIA and Scott Butler, AIA, founders of the international arts and entertainment design firm Wilson Butler Architects, during the annual BAA Honors celebration on May 1.

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November 30 Is Giving Tuesday. Let's #GiveBAAck

Boston Arts Academy's New Building Will Help Further School's Mission

Boston Arts Academy Marks Major Milestone In Construction Of New $125 Million Facility In Fenway

Final beam raised at Boston Arts Academy’s new $125 million facility on Ipswich St.

Boston Arts Academy Foundation Celebrates Students and Community Leaders at BAA Honors 2021

BAA Foundation Honors Architects

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