Welcome to The American Boychoir School’s admissions pages!

Since 1937, The American Boychoir School has offered talented boys from across the United States and around the world a unique educational experience and the opportunity to sing in the nation’s leading concert boychoir. Their subsequent success demonstrates that performing great music at the highest professional level has a profound impact on their academic, social and moral development.

Our mission at the American Boychoir School is:

  • To build character in young boys and prepare them for good citizenship.
  • To provide an exceptional training program for musically talented boys, regardless of their religion, social background or financial circumstances.
  • To make this unique opportunity the motivation for general educational attainment.
  • To help enrich the cultural life of the nation and to produce a musical organization that is recognized throughout the country as the finest of its kind.

To that end, we recruit and train talented choristers from all over the United States, from every background, to create one of the finest choirs in the world. Our educational program for grades four through eight emphasizes personal values, with a rigorous academic program balanced with intensive musical training. Through their work in the classroom, in the rehearsal room, and on the concert stage, the boys learn self-discipline, teamwork and dedication key values that foster self-worth, community pride and the confidence to face challenges.

We invite you to explore the rest of the admissions pages. If you have any questions, please feel free to e-mail us at admissions@americanboychoir.org.

Sincerely,

Surabela B. Fabian
Dean of Admissions

Sharon G. Mejias
Assistant to the Dean of Admissions


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The American Boychoir School is a non-profit, non-sectarian organization. The School welcomes students who represent the rich diversity of the American people and does not discriminate in its admissions, financial aid, scholarship programs or activities on the basis of race, color, disability, ancestry, national or ethnic origin, or religion. School policy includes prohibitions of harassment of students based upon any of the above considerations.