JAZZ/TAP CLASS DESCRIPTIONS CLASS RATES RECOMMENDED STUDY Junior Jazz/Tap 1 – suitable for levels 1/2/3 (limited experience) FALL-WINTER-SPRING 2019 – 2020 Junior Jazz/Tap 2 – suitable for levels 1/2/3 (with experience) Pre-Ballet 1 x week AUG 17 & 24 (Sat) Ballet Tucson Auditions for Jazz 3/Tap 3 – suitable for levels 3 & up with experience (beginning An annual $30.00 registration fee is required of every student and is Jekyll & Hyde intermediate) non-refundable. All tuitions must be paid in advance of classes Ballet 1 2 Ballet, 1 Tap/Jazz and Jazz 4/Tap 4 – suitable for levels 4 & up with experience (intermediate) taken and are non-refundable/non-transferable. We accept cash, AUG 30 (Fri) 1st installment of BT2 fees due Jazz 5/Tap 5 – suitable for levels 6 & up with experience (advanced checks, and money orders payable to BALLET ARTS. Ballet 2 2 Ballet, 1 Tap/Jazz intermediate/advanced) SEP 2 (Mon) School Closed – Labor Day Visa/MasterCard also accepted. Jazz 6 – suitable for levels 6 & up with experience (advanced) Ballet 3 2 Ballet, 1 Tap, 1 Jazz SEP 7 (Sat) Last call audition for The Nutcracker Single Classes $18.00 OCT 14 (Mon) 2nd QUARTER TUITION DUE Pre-Ballet Single Class $15.00 Ballet 4 2 Ballet, 1 Tap, 1 Jazz ENROLLMENT/TUITION POLICIES OCT 31 – NOV 3 School Closed for Ballet Tucson Returned check fee $30.00 All classes are subject to an enrollment of 6 or more. Students who enroll Ballet 5 3 Ballet, 1 Tap, 2 Jazz, Opening Gala/Jekyll & Hyde Visa/MasterCard processing fee $5.00 are enrolling for the entire fall-winter-spring 36-week session. In cases of 2 Pointe, 1 Variations OCT 31 – NOV 3 Ballet Tucson “Halloween Steampunk” Late charge assessment 15% per month illness or injury, you must call the office and schedule appropriate make up (Thu – Sun) Gala & 2019-2020 season opens Ballet 6 3 Ballet, 1 Tap, 2 Jazz, classes within the month they are missed or they will be forfeited. Oct. 31 – 6:30 pm (Gala) If you would like to schedule a conference with an instructor or the MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN ACTUAL 2 Pointe, 1 Variations, Director, please call the office to determine a time. Conferences must be COST Nov. 1 – 7:30 pm CLASSES/MONTH TUITION PRE-BALLET PER CLASS 1 Modern, 1 Conditioning scheduled in advance. Nov. 3 – 1:00 pm & 5:00 pm nd ALL CLASSES MUST BE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE. Monthly tuitions 4 $64.00 52.00 (13.00) 16.00 Ballet 7 & 8 4 Ballet, 1 Tap, 2 Jazz, NOV 4 (Mon) 2 installment of BT2 fees due 5 80.00 65.00 (13.00) 16.00 are due in full on the first of each month. Quarterly tuitions are due in full on 2 Pointe, 1 Variations, NOV 16 (Sat) Footprints at the Fox – 2:00 pm the four designated payment dates. Late payments will be assessed a 15% fee 6 96.00 16.00 BT emerging choreographers per month. A $30.00 fee will be charged for all returned checks. All 7 110.25 15.75 1 Modern, 1 Conditioning performance at Fox Theatre downtown quarterly tuitions must be paid in full in advance to qualify for the reduced 8 126.00 15.75 9 141.75 15.75 NOV 28 – DEC 1 School Closed for Thanksgiving rate. No refunds under any circumstances. THERE ARE NO Professional 5 Ballet, 1 Tap, 2 Jazz, DEC 8 (Sun) 19th Annual “SUGAR PLUM TEA” EXCEPTIONS CONCERNING THESE POLICIES. 10 155.00 15.50 Division /Trainee 2 Pointe, 1 Variations, 1 Modern, DEC 23 – 29 (Mon – Sun) School Closed for The Nutcracker 11 170.50 15.50 12 186.00 15.50 Track 1 Conditioning, 1 Choreography, theatre rehearsals & performances DRESS CODE 13 198.25 15.25 and all performance opportunities plus DEC 23 – JAN 12 School Closed/Holiday Break Monday – Saturday: All Levels/All Classes/All Rehearsals 14 213.50 15.25 Ladies Men summer workshop JAN 13 (Mon) Regular Classes Resume 15 228.75 15.25 rd pink footed ballet tights black footed tights JAN 13 (Mon) 3 QUARTER TUITION DUE 16 240.00 15.00 Sign-up for 2020 Showcase black leotard (plain – no mesh, white T-shirt or leotard 17 255.00 15.00 Teen/Adult Beginning 2 - 3 x week velvet or strappy webbing) black ballet shoes (leather) 18 270.00 15.00 Teen/Adult Intermediate/Advanced 3 - 5 x week Performance pink ballet shoes (leather only) black jazz shoes or boots 19 280.25 14.75 ______JAN 30 – FEB 2 (Thu – Sun) School Closed – Ballet Tucson & black jazz shoes or boots approved tap shoes 20 295.00 14.75 2019 – 2020 DATES TO REMEMBER Tucson Desert Song Festival (TDSF) approved tap shoes 21 309.75 14.75 "Made in America" – Winter Concert approved pointe shoes (Subject to Revision) 22 319.00 14.50 Jan. 31 – 7:30 pm • Hair must be neatly put up in a bun for all ballet classes and securely 23 333.50 14.50 tied away from the face for tap and jazz classes. No bangs. JUN 15 – Early registration by mail/phone for Feb. 1 – 2:00 pm & 7:30 pm 24 348.00 14.50 Feb. 2 – 1:00 pm • Watches or jewelry of any kind must not be worn. Unlimited Classes 375.00 . . . . . JUL 31 Fall-Winter-Spring 2019-2020 FEB 3 (Mon) 3rd installment of BT2 fees due • Black skirts are acceptable for classical variation classes only. ______AUG 5 – 9 “Get into Shape!” Mini-Session • For colder weather, tight fitting, waist high or full body leg warmers are QUARTERLY PAYMENT PLAN FEB 3 – 8 (Mon – Sat) Mid-year Open Observation Week acceptable for barre work. No nylon pants. All quarterly tuitions must be paid in full in advance to qualify for these (M-F) (1 week) Suitable for level 6 and above MAR 16 (Mon) 4th QUARTER TUITION DUE We do NOT allow canvas ballet shoes. Sansha, Bloch, Grishko or Gaynor reduced rates. No “installments” allowed. 4:30 – 6:00 pm mixed level ballet class MAR 12 – 15 (Thu – Sun) School Closed for Dance & Dessert Minden pointe shoes must be approved by director. Pre-registration required (classes must be Dance & Dessert 2020 DO NOT wear ballet shoes and dance clothes outside. This policy reflects the 1st Quarter Aug. 12 – Oct. 13 (Due on or before Aug. 12) used within mini-session/non-transferable) Mar. 13 – 7:30 pm professional atmosphere of Ballet Arts and our concern for the safety of our 2nd Quarter Oct. 14 – Dec. 22 (Due on or before Oct. 14) Mar. 14 – 2:00 pm & 7:30 pm students. DO NOT use fabric softeners on dance clothes or apply lotion 3rd Quarter Jan. 13 – Mar. 15 (Due on or before Jan. 13) 5 classes - $75.00 Mar. 15 – 1:00 pm before class as this will damage the floors. 4th Quarter Mar. 16 – May 16 (Due on or before Mar. 16) AUG 10 (Sat) REGISTRATION & OPEN HOUSE th APR 6 (Mon) 4 installment of BT2 fees due STUDENTS NOT DRESSED PROPERLY AND STUDENTS ARRIVING LATE (Pre-Ballet Quarterly Tuition is $105.00 for 1 x wk.) 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM Payable to Ballet Arts – for Showcase WILL BE ASKED TO OBSERVE CLASS. Level placement assessment for new 2020 # CLASSES ACTUAL COST students with previous experience only MAY 4 – 9 (Mon – Sat) Year End Observation Week JAZZ/TAP/BALLET/MODERN/ AVERAGE X WEEK PER QUARTER TUITION PER CLASS MAY 11 – 15 Final Week of Classes 1 9 126.00 14.00 POINTE/CLASSICAL VARIATIONS Ballet Ages 6 – 10 10:00 – 10:30 am MAY 16 (Sat) BT2 Staging/Theatre Rehearsal 2 18 243.00 13.50 Class level placement will be finalized by the instructor during initial classes. Jazz Ages 6 – 10 10:30 – 10:45 am MAY 17 (Sun) BT2 Dress Rehearsal & Performance Students must be enrolled in a minimum of one ballet technique class per 3 27 351.00 13.00 4 36 450.00 12.50 Tap Ages 6 – 10 10:45 – 11:00 am Giselle – Act II & Mixed Repertoire week in order to be eligible for all tap, jazz, variations and pointe classes. An Stevie Eller Dance Theatre – 2:00 pm end-of-year showcase performance is presented in the spring. Lyrical & Hip 5 45 540.00 12.00 Tap Ages 11 & up 11:00 – 11:15 am Hop classes are available to students enrolled in classic jazz classes. 6 54 621.00 11.50 Jazz Ages 11 & up 11:15 – 11:30 am MAY 18 (Mon) Showcase “Put-Together” Rehearsal at 7 63 693.00 11.00 Dress code applies. Ballet Ages 11 & up 11:30 – 12:00 pm Ballet Arts Studio 4:30 – 7:30 pm Unlimited Classes . . . . . 700.00 . . . . . MAY 19 (Tue) Staging/Theatre Rehearsal of Pointe All Levels 12:00 – 12:15 pm Unlimited Classes for entire 37-week session if paid in full by: End-of-Year Showcase 2020 SHOWCASE INFORMATION/ Registration for ANNUAL SCHOOL PRESENTATION June 30, 2019 - $2400.00 (Save $400.00) MAY 20 (Wed) Final Dress Rehearsal & End-of-Year July 15, 2019 - $2500.00 (Save $300.00) continuing students 12:30 – 3:00 pm Showcase Performance 2020 Showcase 2020 will take place on Wednesday, May 20 at 6:00 pm at the Stevie Eller Dance Theatre. 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