Top Acting and Stage Management Honors at 2026 Kravis Center Dream Awards

Securing major wins across both performance and technical production categories, Performing Arts students from American Heritage Schools, Palm Beach Campus, achieved success at the 2026 Kravis Center Dream Awards. This annual competition celebrates outstanding musical theater talent and technical production excellence among high school students throughout Palm Beach County.

National Recognition and Broadway Bound: The Jimmy Awards

Freshman Leilani Kellerman won Outstanding Lead Actress for her performance in The Last Five Years, marking the second consecutive year a student from our campus has secured this top honor.

With this victory, Kellerman advances to The Jimmy Awards (The National High School Musical Theatre Awards) in New York City this summer. The national program brings top student actors from across the United States to NYC for a week of intensive training with Broadway professionals, concluding with a live performance on a Broadway stage.

Excellence in Behind-the-Scenes Technical Production

Onstage talent was matched by excellence behind the scenes. Sophia Luque won the Dream Award for Stage Management for her work on Hadestown, representing one of the highest honors a local theater student can receive for production leadership. Additionally, Jack O'Donnell earned a nomination for Lighting Design for Hadestown, highlighting the strength of our technical theater curriculum.