Senior Yearbook pictures will be taken August 6th - 10th. Registration for Seniors - 8/6/2018 - 9 a.m. Registration for Juniors - 8/7/2018 - 9 a.m. Registration for Sophomores - 8/8/2018 - 9 a.m. Registration for Freshmen - 8/9/2018 - [...]
Click the link to see the great photos taken by Brent Bolding: http://bookertptsa.zenfolio.com/p737190127
Paul Baker One Acts - February 14 - Student written plays directed by teachers Directing Festival - March 7 - Existing one acts directed by Seniors Trojan Woman - April 4 Playbill ads provide an excellent way to celebrate your [...]
The theatre season continues with the Directing/Playwriting Collaborative Play Fest. There are 15 plays split into two groups. Come see one or all! Admission is by donation in Black Box Theatre. Thursday, 12/7 – 5:00pm Group A; 7:00pm Group B [...]
Click Here for a list of colleges who have signed up for Showcase. This list is current as of Oct 12, 2017. It continues to grow and will be updated weekly.
Senior Parents, Please see the attached letter that the school has requested to be distributed regarding the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) as it relates to the release of information regarding your student during the upcoming Sr Showcase at BTWHSPVA on [...]
BTWHSPVA invites you all to our SPOOKTACULAR Arts in the Park! Where: Klyde Warren Park When: October 28th, 2:30pm-5:30pm What: Check out the Arts in the Park Flyer for more details!
Photos for The Crucible were taken during dress rehersal By Brent Bolding. Thank you Brent for your time and expertise in taking these! http://bookertptsa.zenfolio.com/p768526835
The Travelers Foundation, the charitable arm of Travelers, awarded Booker T Theatre Guild with a grant of $10,000 to support the Theatre library project and Senior Showcase, which will provide new library resources and support for Senior Showcase to help our students with college [...]
Auditions for The Crucible by Arthur Miller will be held after school on Thursday (8/31) & Friday (9/1). Please prepare a modern monologue written in the 30's, 40's or 50's for more complex language. (per Ms. Cogdill)