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Studying Arts Does Not Mean "Closing Doors" to Other Areas

As soon as you enter ART"J, we know that we are not in a normal school. At each corner, there is someone to rehearse, either with a guitar in hand or sitting on a piano. You can hear the voices of those who talk to colleagues, but also the melodies that run through the corridors. The Professional School of Performing Arts of Jobra, located in the village of Branca, in Albergaria-a-Velha, has today about a thousand students and approximately 140 …
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As soon as you enter ART"J, we know that we are not in a normal school. At each corner, there is someone to rehearse, either with a guitar in hand or sitting on a piano. You can hear the voices of those who talk to colleagues, but also the melodies that run through the corridors. The Professional School of Performing Arts of Jobra, located in the village of Branca, in Albergaria-a-Velha, has today about a thousand students and approximately 140 …

·Porto, Portugal
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Jornal de Notícias broke the news in Porto, Portugal on Monday, July 27, 2026.
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