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Dear Friends & Families,
It is my privilege to welcome you to the 2024-2025 performance season at Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA)! I am so honored to introduce this year’s amazing lineup of student performances and events.
This school year marks an exceptional milestone, as OCSA has now resided and flourished in the city of Santa Ana for 25 years! Over the past quarter of a century, the OCSA campus in Santa Ana has seen countless performances and served as the launching pad for thousands of dreams. Our campus has also provided a home away from home for students (and staff!) from Santa Ana and beyond. I cannot wait to see how our legacy within Santa Ana continues to grow and evolve.
As we open yet another exciting chapter in the history of the school, I would like to give a warm welcome to our new Chief Operations Officer, Dr. Gregory Endelman. Not only does he bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the position, but he is also a great and caring human being who is ready to do what it takes to help our school be the best it can be for our students and staff.
I am looking forward to partnering with Dr. Endelman, along with our esteemed administrators, faculty, and staff, to take OCSA into this next chapter!
At this time, I want to express my heartfelt appreciation to our 2024-2025 corporate season sponsors, Pendry Newport Beach, Farmers & Merchants Bank, Boot Barn, and Yamaha, as well as to our Board of Trustees, Foundation Board of Directors, Emeritus Board, President’s Circle, and Encore members. The continued success of OCSA’s mission would not be possible without their support, leadership, and vision.
Finally, I must acknowledge our parents, alumni, administrators, faculty and staff, members of the local community, and most importantly, our student artists. Our students are the inspiration and driving force behind what we do every single day.
I am thrilled to have you join me in celebrating another impressive performance season. Please enjoy all of the magic OCSA has to offer!
With gratitude,
Teren M. Shaffer President & CEO Orange County School of the Arts
We provide an unparalleled arts and academic education in a creative, challenging, and nurturing environment to a diverse group of students who are passionate about the arts, preparing them to reach their highest potential.
Established in 1987, the nationally recognized Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA) offers a dynamic school culture that enables students to flourish as artists and scholars. The school currently serves a diverse student body of approximately 2,300 students in grades 7-12 from more than 100 cities throughout Southern California.
In addition to offering a challenging college-preparatory academic program that produces high-achieving, motivated scholars, OCSA provides aspiring young artists with the opportunity to refine their skills and flourish in one of 17 arts conservatories. Each year, more than 200 concerts, recitals, staged performances, and exhibitions are presented at a variety of venues in Orange County and throughout the world, providing students with the unique experience of entertaining and inspiring thousands of audience members.
OCSA is a donation-dependent public charter school; no student is offered or denied admission based on financial capacity. The school’s rigorous academic education coupled with advanced arts training has impacted many students, molding generations of creative thinkers, leaders, artists, innovators, and entrepreneurs.
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ACT ONE
ROARING ON
From the Musical: The Great Gatsby
Music and Lyrics by: Jason Howland and Nathan Tysen
Directed and Choreographed by: Shannon Zimmerman
Musical Direction by: Charna Lopez
Featured Vocals: Brayden Bittel and Maddox Mendoza
Ensemble Dancers: Lillie Atkins, Dane Bergman, Charlie Blumling, Sara Bradecich, Conrad Cain, Eric Dale, Addison Dugan, Olivia Faunce, Zenna Gupta, Jodi Hou, Isaac Lockitch, Jairus Merritt, Amelia Pham, Harper Schmit, and Cam Sidoni
PIANO MAN
Song by: Billy Joel
Julie Mejer
STEPSISTER’S LAMENT
From the Musical: Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella
Music and Lyrics by: Oscar Hammerstein II
Ashley Arey and Jacqueline Nguyen
SHOELESS JOE
From the musical: Damn Yankees
Music and Lyrics by: Richard Adler and Jerry Ross
Directed and Choreographed by: Shannon Zimmerman
Musical Direction by: Charna Lopez
Featured Vocalists: Kennedy Bittel and McKenzie Francisco
Ensemble: Isabella Averion, Ella Beaver, Dhruv Bhide, Morgan Bignami, Liam Cantus, Desmond Eiland, Jonah Gonzales, Saanvi Gupta, Ash McLaurin, Ella Paulsen, Rickie Patmon, Austin Phan, Dahlia Schmit, Mila Serizawa, Evelyn Stephenson, and Mira Zylberman
DEAR THEODOSIA
From the musical: Hamilton
Music and Lyrics by: Lin Manuel Miranda
Vocals: Ksena Eve Jenkins and Isabel Saenz
Dancer: McKenzie Vallejo
VIBEBYFIVE (BOY BAND MEDLEY)
Songs by: Brozone, 4Town, *NSYNC, One Direction, and Backstreet Boys
Teacher Mentors: Axl Avenido and Maddie BeAnne Young
Brayden Bittel, Charlie Blumling, Joshua Bradford, Jairus Merritt, and Jackson Tran
MY DARLING
Song by: Kitty Montague
Choreographed by: Adeline Nelson
Cerys Cogswell
WHEN I GET MY NAME IN LIGHTS
From the musical: Boy from Oz
Music and Lyrics by: Peter Allan
Directed and Choreographed by: Charna Lopez
Dhruv Bhide, Eric Dale, and Jonah Gonzales
BEFORE HE CHEATS
Song by: Carrie Underwood
Directed by: Axl Avenido
Jasmine Melwani, Isabella Repetto Gagnes, and Ella Marie Weiler
COOL
From the musical: West Side Story
Music and Lyrics by: Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim
Directed and Choreographed by: Cristen Skoglund
Featured Vocalists: Joshua Bradford and Maddox Mendoza
Ensemble: Cynthia Allen, Dane Bergman, Cailee Copeland, Kai De La Cruz, Daniel Garza, Hailey Knowles, Ciara Tadeo, Jackson Tran, Romina Tran, Tessa Tran and KC Walker
RIVER DEEP MOUNTAIN HIGH
Song by: Tina Turner
Directed by: Axl Avenido
Sophia Hinton and Brooklyn Pearce
manIA
Directed and Choreographed by: Julia Rudge
Songs by: Justin Timberlake featuring Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar, Tyler the Creator featuring Daniel Caesar, Pop Smoke, and Doja Cat
Student Choreographed by: Kaelee Felix Cortez, Sydney Mae Estrella, Keenan “KC” Walker, and Devin Vo
The Crew: Kaelee Felix Cortez, Sydney Mae Estrella, Jasmine Gaona, Daniel Garza, Faryad Ghaffari, Gandohm Ghaffari, Shab Ghaffari, Saanvi Gupta, Naomi Herthel, Delaney Kane, Kalia Lagbao, Samantha Lam, Lana Lee, Julie Mejer, Jacqueline Nguyen, Lila Olson, Elenna Park, Tatiana Ramirez, Chloe Reyes, Eesha Tangirala, Jackson Tran, Romina Tran, Mackenzie Vallejo, Avery Velasco, Devin Vo, KC Walker, Kaia Wang, Kiara Widjaja, Dana Yeo, and Noa Zylberman
Intermission
ACT TWO
MJ THE MUSICAL MEDLEY
From the musical: MJ the Musical Music and Lyrics by: Various Artists
Directed and Choreographed by: Maddie BeAnne Young
BEAT IT: Cailee Copeland, Eric Dale, Jasmine Goana, Sammi Lam, Maddox Mendoza, Jacqueline Nguyen, Natalie Ramirez, Tatiana Ramirez, Sydney Ruderman, Romina Tran, KC Walker, and Ece Yildiz
JAM: Ashley Arey, Kai De La Cruz, Addison Dugan, Olivia Faunce, Faryad Ghaffari, Alexa Goeres-Hill, Isla Heller, Sophia Hinton, Aurelia King, Aleena Khan, Anais Legras, Vanessa Li, Brooklyn Pearce, Lexi Phan, Cam Sidoni, and Isabella Repetto-Ganges
SMOOTH CRIMINAL: Josh Bradford, Cailee Copeland, Sydney Mae Estrella, Daniel Garza, Faryad Ghaffari, Isla Heller, Delaney Kane, Sammi Lam, Jacqueline Nguyen, Shivani Sharma, Tatiana Ramirez, Chloe Reyes, Jackson Tran, Romina Tran, Tessa Tran, and KC Walker
BLAME IT ON THE BOOGIE: Ashley Arey, Alanis Barrera, Sara Bradecich, Conrad Cain, Kai De La Cruz, Addison Dugan, Fox Finamore, Ksena Eve Jenkins, Aleena Khan, Sam Lanthier, Anais Legras, Esa Letong, Samara Lewis, Isaac Lockitch, Savi McFarland, Maddox Mendoza, Jairus Merritt, Lila Olson, Amelia Pham, Simone Ponsford, Nino Raimondo, Isabella Repetto Gangnes, Isabel Saenz, Trisha Vidhun, Ella Marie Weiler, and Audrie Wu
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GROUND LEVEL
Songs by: A$AP Rocky, Drake ft. Young Thug & 21 Savage, and Travis Scott
Choreographed and Performed by: Kaelee Felix Cortez, Sydney Mae Estrella, and Devin Vo
LIFE’S A HAPPY SONG
From the film: The Muppets
Written by: Bret McKenzie
Directed and Arranged by: Becca Wong Burdett
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VIENNA
Song by: Billy Joel
Choreographed by: Reagan Vallejo (IA Alumni)
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A SPECIAL THANKS TO:
Our Production & Design Crew
Director of Productions: Eric Hamme
Production Manager: Jeremy Sewell
Production and Design Director: Kelly Marie Pate
Audio Mentors: Javier Piñon & Jonathan Doiron
Lighting Mentor: Blake Huntley
Stage Supervisor: Katie Michel
Production Stage Manager: Quinn Miles
Stage Manager: Miriam Sundukovskiy
Lighting Designer: Liv Mellon
Light Board Operator: Elliot Symchych
Follow Spots: Bailey Olivio and Stella Castillo
Audio: Kristoffer Renshus and Jeanine Cua
Crew: Silver Hwang and Yena Kim
Our Incredible Integrated Arts Staff
Our Stellar IA PAC Parents and Families-We love you!
Our Parents and Families of Integrated Arts
We appreciate your constant support
for all of our talented students!
CENTER FOR THE ARTS
Operations Manager – Lori Solomon
Operations Assisant – Alicia Cruz
Box Office Coordinators: Alexi McGinness, Alyssa Felix Garcia, Nichole Smith
ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL OF THE ARTS
About the Integrated Arts Conservatory
CONSERVATORY OVERVIEW
The Integrated Arts Conservatory offers a diverse, challenging, and high-caliber program where students are exposed to a wide range of artistic disciplines, including visual arts, voice, drama, creative writing, film, dance, production and design, and more. The conservatory is designed to provide students with the opportunity to explore and actively participate in a variety of performance and fine art classes in a collaborative and creative environment. Integrated Arts students expand their perspectives, experiencing many aspects of the arts and cultivating a deeper appreciation for the craft, theories, and history of the arts. Students who graduate from the Integrated Arts Conservatory have an outstanding foundation in the arts and a wellrounded body of knowledge, emerging with a strong sense of confidence as they pursue a higher education or the profession of their choice.
CHARNA LOPEZ Director
CASSIE FOSTER Instructor, Conservatory Manager
UNIQUE EXPERIENCES
The Integrated Arts Conservatory provides its students with the unique opportunity to participate in master classes and workshops with esteemed guest artists and master teachers. Workshop topics have included audition technique, Halloween makeup, puppetry, ceramics, hip-hop, stage combat, technical theatre, and stage management. These workshops are offered at no cost exclusively to Integrated Arts students. Students are also able to benefit from the Integrated Arts Conservatory’s Leadership Program, where they learn the skills and expectations of front-of-house, stage crew, and event planning positions. Additionally, Integrated Arts offers community outreach opportunities, through which students can share their talents and passions with local organizations.
PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES
Each year, the Integrated Arts Conservatory offers various major performance opportunities, including main-stage musicals, a conservatory-wide Spring Showcase, and scenes and one act plays. Integrated Arts students also have the opportunity to participate in OCSA’s Season Finale, a schoolwide performance presented at the prestigious Segerstrom Center for the Arts.
ABOUT THE DIRECTOR
Ms. Charna Lopez was born and raised in Southern California and attended Chapman University, where she graduated magna cum laude and received her Bachelor of Fine Art in film and television broadcast journalism. She went on to earn her master’s degree in cross cultural education from National University. A dedicated member of the Orange County School of the Arts team since 2006, Ms. Lopez has focused much of her professional career on arts education and theatre within the community. She enjoys sharing her passion with the next generation of artists.
Ms. Lopez has extensive experience teaching dance, theatre, voice, and broadcast journalism, among other art forms. She serves as the artistic director for Yorba Linda Spotlight Theater Company and the community theater organization Spotlight Players. Ms. Lopez has choreographed and directed more than 70 productions at various performing arts companies throughout Orange County. She is also an award-winning performing artist who has appeared throughout Southern California at theatres such as Moonlight Amphitheater, Performance Riverside, Candlelight Pavilion, and Saddleback Civic Light Opera. Among her favorite roles are the title role in Peter Pan, Rizzo in Grease, The Witch in Into The Woods, DeLee in Smokey Joe’s Café (Theater League Award, Patte Award nomination), The Waitress in Working, Joan in Dames at Sea, and Patsy in Crazy For You.
SCHOOL, FOUNDATION & CONSERVATORY LEADERSHIP
SCHOOL
President & CEO
Teren Shaffer
Chief Operations Officer
Gregory Endelman, Ed.D.
Principal
Michael Ciecek
Assistant Principal of Instruction
Kimberly Barraza Lyons, Ph.D.
Assistant Principal of Student Services
Becca Freeland
Assistant Principal of Arts
Maria Lazarova, D.M.A.
Assistant Principal of Student Supervision
Abbe Levine
Director of Special Services
Lauren Reynolds
Learning Specialist
Shelley Stanphill
FOUNDATION
Vice President of Communications
Kelly Andrews
Vice President of Development
Elizabeth Ton
CONSERVATORY
Director of Productions
Eric Hamme
SCHOOL OF APPLIED ARTS
Arts & Enterprise
Ally Bushman, Director
Mekjian Family Culinary Arts & Hospitality
Daniel Mattos, Chef Director
SCHOOL OF DANCE
Ballet & Contemporary Dance
Steven B. Hyde, Director
Ballet Folklórico Dance
Marlene Peña-Marin, Director
Ballroom Dance
Robert Porch, Director
Commercial Dance
Nicole Berger, Director
SCHOOL OF FINE & MEDIA ARTS
Creative Writing
Joshua Wood, Director
Martin & Cynthia Howard
Design & Media
Patrick Williams, Director
Film & Television
Aaron Orullian, Director
Integrated Arts
Charna Lopez, Director
Cassandra Foster, Conservatory Manager
Visual Arts
Paige Oden, Director
Randy Au, Assistant Director
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
Classical Voice
Ryan Reithmeier, D.M.A., Director
Instrumental Music
Sarkis Baltaian, D.M.A., Director
Pianist Program
Strings & Orchestra Program
John Reynolds, D.M.A., Director
The Garn Family Jazz Studies Program
Frederick Fennell Wind Studies Program
Nicholaus Yee, D.M.A., Coordinator
Strings & Orchestra Program
Popular Music
Natasha Pasternak, Director
SCHOOL OF THEATRE
El-Erian Family Acting
John Walcutt, Director
Donald Amerson, Conservatory Manager
Musical Theatre
Ryan Miller, Director
Amelia Barron, Conservatory Manager
Production & Design
Kelly Marie Pate, Director
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Officers
Paul Satkin, Chair
Gary Humphreys, Secretary
Members
Hon. Halim Dhanidina (Ret.)
Vincent Foley, Jr.
Jessica Herthel
FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Officers
Jason Herthel, Chair
Teren Shaffer, President & CEO
Jennifer Sternshein, Secretary
Michael Laven, Treasurer
Hon. Halim Dhanidina (Ret.), Board of Trustees Representative
Jennie Johanson-Maya, Vice Chair, Public Relations & Marketing
Eoin L. Kreditor, J.D., Vice Chair, Legacy Giving
Kimberley Lakes, Ph.D., Vice Chair, Human Capital
Christine Walker-Bowman, Vice Chair, Finance
Directors
Lisa Argyros
Jim Bergman
Lisa Brennan
Miaad Bushala
Bruce E. Chapman
Jim Conroy
Julia Feldman
Lamia Gabal, M.D.
Julie Garn
Jason Gwin
Gillian Hayes, Ph.D.
Steven Ho
Martin Howard
Michael Le, M.D.
Lee Runnels
Don Steiner
EMERITUS BOARD
Julia Argyros
John Daniels
Sandy Segerstrom Daniels
Mohamed El-Erian
Brad Ellis, J.D.
Maria Newkirk Fong
John Gates
Carol Green
Jerry Mandel
Michal Mekjian, Jr.
James “Walkie” Ray
Judy Sabbagh
Susan Samueli, Ph.D.
Janice Frey Smith
Kate St. Clair
Russell Stern
John Vestri
Scott Woolsey
In Memoriam
Paul Folino
Doug Garn
Sebastian Paul Musco
Lew Webb
The OCSA Foundation is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to providing financial support to the school The Foundation accomplishes this through individual contributions (in addition to families’ annual Conservatory Funding Agreements); membership support and social groups, including Encore; corporate sponsorships; special events; foundation grants; legacy giving; capital campaigns; and community engagement programs and classes.
All Foundation gifts and membership contributions provide invaluable support toward important schoolwide initiatives that directly benefit our talented students.
SEASON SPONSORS
Thank you to the following 2024-2025 President’s Circle members:
Armi and Ron Abiera
Cheryl Alderson and Charles Dominguez
Courtney and James Banaag
Autumn and Frank Bignami
Alyson and Alfredo Cartagena
Kara and Rob Casola
Kathy and William Chang
Joy Chao and Jason Lee
Arpi and Bobby Charlu
Julia and Lewis Cho
Gretchen and Jim Conroy
Michelle and Tim Danaher
Neeti and Sandeep Dang
Saranya and Halim Dhanidina
Malisa and Kanwal Duggal
Julia Feldman and Ryan Malone
Sally and Dan Fleet
Laura Forbes and Mike Huntley
Betsy and Luke Freiler
Lamia Gabal and Charlie Wilcoxson
Stacy and Jason Gwin
Sameena and Ali Habib
Allison and Brian Herman
Jason and Jessica Herthel
Jennie Johanson-Maya and Sal Maya
Karen Kim and Spencer Ho
Annu Khemka and Maneesh Goyal
Cheryl and Michael Laven
Debbie and Bonaparte Liu
Sherry and Paul Main
Greg McCollum and Jeff Van Hoosear
Matt and Diana McCutchen
Maeesha Merchant and Gaurav Diwan
Jessica Miley and Alejandro Brubaker
Tita Nguyen and Michael Le
Rose Paguirian-Steiner and Don Steiner
Allison and Jim Panetta
Amy Parekh and Jay Shah
Brad Pivar and Rod Escobedo
Ami and Rakesh Puvvada
Alexis and Julian Recana
Catey and Chris Reese
Trilby and Michael Robinson-Dorn
Melissa and Jeffrey Ruderman
Anna Schlotzhauer and Jim Bergman
Jennifer and Brad Smith
Karen Smith and Jay Jerrier
Mohini and Vip Soni
Jeannette and John Soumbasakis
Lisa Stevens Wegner and Jed Stevens
Rina Stinson
Kim and Bert Tavares
Mei Tsang and Steve Brown
Ivy Wang and Patryk Symchych
Courtney and Andrew Wittkop
Manuella and Michael Yassa
Michelle and Gary Yoshino
Sandy and David Young
Jinny and Ed Yun
Thank you to the following 2024-2025 Season Sponsors:
COLLEGE SUCCESS
Emphasizes fundamental operational skills, computational fluency, and problem-solving abilities
Integrates Algebra, Geometry, and Statistics to prepare students for both traditional and Integrated Math courses
Topics beyond our curriculum scope, such as Algebra 2, Trigonometry, or Calculus, are covered under our Homework Support program
HOMEWORK SUPPORT
Ideal for students needing assistance with homework, struggling with specific concepts, or preparing for tests
Offers support for higher-level Mathematics and AP courses
Sessions are student-driven, structured towards specific needs, and focus on the material students bring for support
Dependent on teacher availability and subject matter
Enhances reading fluency, higher-order analysis skills, and overall comprehension
Prioritizes development of advanced critical thinking skills to cultivate confident, proficient readers
Expands knowledge of vocabulary and word meanings
STUDY SKILLS
Enhances academic habits through goal setting, organizational skills, time management, and effective test-taking strategies
Strengthens active reading, listening, outlining, note-taking (including the Cornell method), and study techniques
Tailored for middle to high school demands
Provides extensive customizability to meet individual student needs effectively
Develops the five-step writing process and various writing techniques that make writing assignments more manageable
Stengthens fundamental language skills (grammar, punctuation, capitalization, and spelling) that make writing clear and accurate
Provides experience with various essay types: narrative, informative, persuasive, and research
SAT/ACT PREP
Provides teacher-led in-depth instruction on application of best practices, key reasoning skills and test-taking strategies
Access to two student workbooks (Math, English) which provide instruction on test concepts and features, homework, and mixed review practice
Access to SylvanPrep.com, an individualized online component, for one full year
Access to multiple full length practice tests which mimic the conditions of a real test
*SylvanPrep.com can be used as a standalone self-led program (Sylvan Prep Online) *Sylvan Insight Assessment is required for enrollment*
Thank you to the following 2024-2025 Encore members:
Armi and Ron Abiera
Acting Conservatory Mom
Anonymous
Justin Aragon and Laura Boysen-Aragon
Ms. Jyothi Atluri
The Bailey Family
James and Courtney Banaag
Edgar and Julie Barajas
Team Bignami
The Bittel Family
Ronald and Dawne Both
Lisa and Jack Brennan
Christe Bruderlin
The Bullock Family
Dr. Alyson and Alfredo Cartagena
The Casola Family
Kathy and William Chang
Joy Chao and Jason Lee
Arpi and Bobby Charlu
Tim and Rita Chen
Julia and Lewis Cho
Vincent and Karla Chung
Cogswell Design Inc.
Dr. Gretchen and Mr. James Conroy
Kristy Crownover
CV Programs
The Dale Family
Tim and Michelle Danaher
Neeti and Sandeep Dang
Ramit and Rakhi Dayal
The Deutschman Family
The Dhanidina Family
Joe and Jessica DiPenta
DM
The Dominguez Family
Isabel Dong
Kyle and Courtney Duff
Malisa and Kanwal Duggal
The Elder Family
Dr. & Mrs. Gregory and Lisa Endelman
The Engle Family
Julia Feldman and Ryan Malone
Sally and Dan Fleet
Laura Forbes and Mike Huntley
Luke and Betsy Freiler
Lamia Gabal and Charlie Wilcoxson
Kim Gangnes
Byron and Raquel Gillen
The Goodemote Family
The Gourley Family
Apra and Rahul Gupta
Mala and Neeraj Gupta
Brandi and Javier Gutierrez
Jason and Stacy Gwin
Sameena and Ali Habib
Aurora He
The Herman Family
Jason and Jessica Herthel
Stacey and Justin Hill
Andy and Gracie Hinton
Scott Holty and Emilie Albert
Angela Huang
Cindy Hughes and Paul Schmidhauser
The Idriss Family
Ivie-Valle Family - IN This House Love Rules
Jenii Jacobson
Jennie Johanson-Maya and Sal Maya
Angela Kent
David and Sara Kerrane
Andrew and Chinyee Keyoung
Annu Khemka and Maneesh Goyal
Karen Kim and Spencer Ho
Kevin and Kelly Kelley
Barbara and Keith Kuntz
Jason and Susan Lai
Cheryl and Michael Laven
Rosemarie and Michael Le Coz
My Lee
The Lee Family
Scott and Susan Lee
The Liu Family
Debbie and Bonaparte Liu
Kevin and Louise Lloyd
The Ly-Pang Family
Jay and Danielle Madison
Molly Mahoney and John Dominguez
Paul and Sherry Main
Greg McCollum and Jeff Van Hoosear
Matt and Diana McCutchen
Paul Mendoza
Maeesha Merchant and Gaurav Diwan
Val and Larry Miles
Jessica Miley and Alejandro Brubaker
The Mitras
Olga, Geoff, and Avery Mizrahi
Moon’s Family
Yvonne Naranjo
Tita Nguyen and Michael Le
Niu Family of FTV
The Oh Family
The Ortiz Family
Molly Ortwein
Rosemarie Paguirigan-Steiner and Don Steiner
Jim and Allison Panetta
The Parekh Shah Family
Oscar and Jessica Parra
The Passalacqua Family
The Pennor Family
Peters Architecture Inc.
The Pivar-Escobedo Family
Rakesh and Ami Puvvada
The Ransford Family
Hon. Julian and Alexis Recana
Chris and Catey Reese
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos and Nancy Reyes
Savalai and Brent Ridley
Trilby and Michael Robinson-Dorn
Logan and Carol Ross
The Rossfeld Family
Melissa and Jeff Ruderman
Anna Schlotzhauer and Jim Bergman
The Schultz Family
David and Tina Sidoni
Bandana and Jolly Singh
Brad and Jennifer Smith
Karen Smith and Jay Jerrier
Mo and Vip Soni
Lisa Stevens Wegner and Jed Wegner
Rina Stinson
John and Jeannette Soumbasakis
Patryk Symchych and Ivy Wang
Kim and Bert Tavares
Elliot Tong
The Truong/Kondo Family
Mei Tsang and Steve Brown
Reagan Vallejo
Michael and Nicole Vicioso
The Vik Family
The Villanueva Family Foundation
The Vitta Kama Family
The Voros Family
The Weaver Family
Courtney and Andrew Wittkop
Parents of David Wong (CW, ‘26)
Brenda Wooding and Eric Adler
Brian Yan’s Family
Michael and Manuella Yassa
Michelle and Gary Yoshino
Drs. Edward and Jinny Yun
The Zazik Family
The goal of Students First: A Capital Campaign is to create an enhanced campus environment that will benefit the entire OCSA community.
Thank you to the following individuals and organizations who have donated in support of this transformational campaign:
Acting Conservatory Families, Class of 2025
Anonymous
Julia and George Argyros
Lisa Argyros
Albert and Miaad Bushala
The Cha Family
Dr. Gretchen and Mr. James Conroy
The DeVoe Family
DevTo Support Foundation
The Dhanidina Family
The Dirk Family
El-Erian Family Foundation
Roberta Estrin
Farmers & Merchants Bank
The Garn Family
The Harold Struck Charitable Fund
Shelley and Steven Ho
The Larry and Helen Hoag Foundation
Martin and Cynthia Howard / Howard CDM
Chinyee and Dr. J. Andrew Keyoung
N&D Kim Family
Tina and Eoin Kreditor / Cleo A Bluth Charitable Foundation
Dr. Kimberley Lakes and Dr. James Kay
Cheryl and Michael Laven
Hsueh Chun Lo
The Malone Family
Jennifer and Paul Meyhoefer
Mrs. Tita Nguyen, Esq. and Dr. Michael Le
Ryan and Jin O’Grady
The Park Family
Debbie and Joe Rogoff
Samueli Foundation
Anna Schlotzhauer and Jim Bergman
Karen Smith and Jay Jerrier
The Sternshein Family
The Tioleco-Cheng Malabarba Family
Ryan and Nicole Warne-McGraw
The Wegner Family
Michelle and Gary Yoshino
Nurturing, Healing & Resilience
Compassionate, specialized medical evaluation and management of eating disorders and body image concerns for kids, teens and young adults.
O erings:
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Body image curriculum
Parent education presentations
Body image workshop for adults
Contact: Usha Ganesan, MD 949.229.5964 17541 Irvine Blvd, Suite E, Tustin, CA 92780
If you are interested in supporting the OCSA Foundation, please reach out to Vice President of Development Elizabeth Ton at elizabeth.ton@ocsarts.net or visit www.ocsarts.net/DonateNow
Special Thanks To Our Families
Thank you to all of our OCSA families who have contributed this year through the Conservatory Funding Agreement (CFA) in support of their child’s arts conservatory experience. Your contributions specifically support conservatory salaries, facilities, equipment and supplies, performance opportunities, guest artist master teachers, and field trips.
We can’t make the OCSA magic happen without you!
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Ongoing research and clinical trials are creating breakthroughs in cancers once thought insurmountable—and we are a leader in bringing these benefits from the lab to the bedside. Our specialists routinely use advanced genomic testing to identify the DNA alterations driving the growth of a patient’s tumor, allowing us to identify treatments and clinical trials that target those mutations. As part of the Precision Oncology Alliance, a collaboration of the nation’s leading cancer research centers, we o er over 100 clinical trials focused on dozens of di erent cancers—giving our patients access to some of the most promising and aggressive treatments available.
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CREATE ENRICHING OPPORTUNITIES
The Hearts for the Arts campaign provides additional support for arts conservatory needs beyond each conservatory’s annual budget. Donations help to fund special equipment and supplies, performances, field trips, and other arts enrichment opportunities for our talented OCSA students.
HELP STUDENTS IN NEED
The Artist Scholar Sponsorship Program supports economically disadvantaged students who attend OCSA. Donations help to fund the arts conservatory portion of their school day and ensure they have access to the full OCSA experience, including yearbooks, technology, school supplies, and more.
PROVIDE GUEST ARTIST EXPERIENCES
The Master Artist Series supports high-profile visiting artists who create meaningful experiences for our student artists. Donations help to bring master artists and industry leaders to OCSA’s campus to share their career stories and expertise with students through residencies, master classes, lectures, and performances.
CSArts Academy offers extracurricular arts courses to student artists of various ages from throughout the community. Join us for fun and rewarding classes in the fall, spring, or summer!
FALL SATURDAY SERIES
Classes begin September 21, 2024
Registration opens in late August
SPRING SATURDAY SERIES
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Classes begin February 22, 2025
Registration opens in January
Classes begin July 7, 2025
Registration opens in January
BECOME A SPONSOR!
Promote your business at a specific conservatory performance or throughout the entire conservatory season! Hear your company’s name announced from the stage, promote your brand to a loyal target audience, and receive complimentary tickets!
$2,500 PER CONSERVATORY PERFORMANCE SEASON
BENEFITS
•Recognition in conservatory-specific promotional materials and communications
•Customized speech from the stage at select performances in your conservatory’s season*
•Two (2) complimentary tickets to each performance** in your conservatory’s season
•Recognition on OCSA’s Digital Donor Wall in the Tower Lobby, Center for the Arts Lobby, and DMS Lobby
$1,000 PER SPECIFIC CONSERVATORY PERFORMANCE
BENEFITS
•Recognition in conservatory-specific promotional materials and communications
•Customized speech from the stage at your selected conservatory performance*
•Two (2) complimentary tickets to your selected conservatory performance**
•Recognition on OCSA’s Digital Donor Wall in the Tower Lobby, Center for the Arts Lobby, and DMS Lobby
PROCEEDS WILL DIRECTLY SUPPORT THE CONSERVATORY OF YOUR CHOICE!
To view a list of upcoming performances, please visit www.ocsarts.net/BoxOffice.
*Also applicable to conservatory-specific events.
**Some exclusions may apply, including special events and performances at outside venues.
Support from businesses directly impacts the transformational education and creative opportunities provided for our students.
Current OCSA Families: Please note that donations from businesses to this campaign cannot be allocated toward your Conservatory Funding Agreement (CFA). All OCSA families are encouraged to contribute the requested amount toward their child’s conservatory through the CFA prior to supporting other OCSA initiatives.
To secure your Spotlight Sponsorship, please contact Greg McCollum, Director of Corporate & Business Relations, at gregory.mccollum@ocsarts.net or 714.560.0900 ext. 6616
Orange County School of the Arts (OCSA) proudly offers a wide range of professional-level performance groups comprised of inspiring student artists from the school’s many arts conservatories. Make your private, corporate, or charity function more special by featuring a select group of OCSA’s bright and talented students!
Our extensive variety of repertoire is completely customizable. Choose the group that best meets the needs of your event and budget!
Ballet folklórico dancers
Ballroom dancers
Classical singers
Commercial dancers
Instrumental musicians
MONTAGE! performance ambassadors
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WHAT IS KIWIN’S?
CNH KIWIN’S (California, Nevada, Haiwaii), similar to its KEY CLUB counterparts, is an student-led club that stretches among multiple schools, including OCSA. This club promotes a sense of community and allows students easy access to various COMMUNITY SERVICE events. Students can learn to strengthen skills such as LEADERSHIP, collaborating with others, and can learn the significance of supporting your community. This looks great on COLLEGE APPLICATIONS, especially since joining this club can open up opportunities for SCHOLARSHIPS, AWARDS, and NETWORKING.
ZOEY ZIEN, CA&H ‘27 CLUB PRESIDENT zoey.zien@ocsarts.net
“CHILDREN: THEIR FUTURE, OUR FOCUS, LIVE2LEARN”
One of CNH KIWIN’S major focuses/service events puts emphasis on students promoting education and literacy, focused on youth, ages 5-9. This is just one of the many community service opportunities strengthening students’ connection with their area.
✓ Low teacher:child ratios
✓ Child-centered, emergent, engaging curriculum
✓ Inclusive & integrated learning environments
✓ Strong image of the child
✓ Highly trained teaching team
Currently serving children ages 3 to 5 years old
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California State Preschool
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•Valencia Park Elementary
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