Announcing the 2025/26 All-Access Pass Schools

We’re excited to share the schools selected for this year’s All-Access Pass program:

• Dalton High School
• Pebblebrook High School
• Putnam County High School
• Hart County High School (returning participant)

Over the course of the year, students from these schools will participate in workshops, mentorships, and exclusive behind-the-scenes experiences, discovering the many careers that help bring the magic of live entertainment to life!

Participants in the All-Access Pass Program will: 

⭐ Meet professionals working in theater operations, production, marketing, and more
⭐ Engage in hands-on learning through shadowing opportunities and masterclasses
⭐ Attend a complimentary performance at the Fox Theatre
⭐ Explore career paths through curated workshops and interactive discussions
⭐ Receive exclusive resources, including mentorship, networking, and tools to support careers in the arts

The All-Access Pass Program launched in the 2024–2025 academic year with Hart County High School, KIPP Atlanta Collegiate, and Rockdale County High School. We are proud to expand this program each year, sharing the magic of the Fox with even more students across Georgia.

My experience was breathtaking. I saw so many things I had never seen before and the setting of the theatre was absolutely beautiful; the performance was even better.

Brielle Souder, Rockdale County High School Student

Eligibility

The All-Access Pass Program is open to high school juniors and seniors from select participating schools within a 150-mile radius of the Fox Theatre. Schools interested in joining the program must meet specific eligibility requirements, including having an active performing arts program and a demonstrated commitment to student involvement in the arts and community engagement.

Eligibility requirements include:

• A public, Title I high school
• The high school must be within 150 miles of the Fox Theatre in Atlanta
• The high school has a performing arts program (Theatre, Chorus, Band, Orchestra, or Dance)
• The high school is located in a county where one or more Fox Gives programs have been shared, including Georgia Presenters, Fox in a Box, and/or a Single-Year or Multiyear Grant award.
• Group participation may have 25 students minimum and 30 students maximum
• Students must be high school Juniors and Seniors who have a passion for diving deeper into vocational opportunities within the performing arts
• The school and students should be connected to their community, with a focus on volunteering and preserving their community theatres
• Most of the students have a potential interest in further study in the performing arts post-high school, including college, university, and technical school

As an educator I struggle to find opportunities to get my students up close to theater professionals. The Fox All Access Pass Program gives my students the opportunity to speak directly to individuals working in theater. Fox All Access Pass Program is an educator's dream come true.

Seth Howard, Hart County High School Teacher

All-Access Pass Program Scholarship

As part of the All-Access Pass experience, one outstanding graduating 12th-grade student from one of the three All-Access Pass high schools will be selected to receive a $5,000 scholarship to further their education in performing arts, technical theater, arts education, film, or arts management at a college, university, or technical school.

2024/2025 All-Access Pass Program Scholarship

The 2024/2025 All-Access Pass Program scholarship will be awarded in May 2025 to one deserving student from 2024/2025 participating in All-Access Pass high schools. The three participating All-Access Pass program high schools for the 2024/2025 school year include:

Applications for eligible scholarship candidates will be shared directly with these high schools' performing arts teachers and administration. If you have questions about the scholarship, please get in touch with Carly Ann Lovell, Education Manager, at carly.lovell@foxtheatre.org.

I felt like i learned a lot. I also connected personally and it made me open my eyes to a lot regarding theater.

Raiyana Beard, KIPP Atlanta Collegiate Student