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AUGUSTA, Ga. () – The Jessye Norman School of the Arts in downtown Augusta was vandalized last week.
In a Facebook Post, it said a rock was thrown through the window.
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Pictures povided by: JNSA
You Can’t Break the Spirit of the Arts
Last Thursday morning, our team arrived to find a rock had been thrown through the window of our Visual Arts classroom. Though the glass shattered, our spirit — and our mission — did not.
At JNSA, we teach our students that art is transformation. Even in moments like this, we’re reminded that beauty can always be rebuilt, especially when a community comes together.
The estimated cost of repair is $2,000, and we’re inviting those who believe in what we do to be part of restoring this creative space — a place where imagination and possibility take shape every day.
Let’s turn this setback into a symbol of strength, unity, and shared purpose.
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Jessye Norman School of the Arts
The school is asking for the community to come together and help repair the window. If you’d like to donate, click here.
