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2019 Summer Packet Summer 2019 Schedule Monday (7/1, 7/8, 7/15, 7/22) Camps 5:00 Ballet/Tap (3-5 year olds) June 24th-27th 9:00-11:00 6:00 Ballet/Tap/Jazz (5-7 year olds) Royal Dance Camp (3-6 year olds) 7:00 Ballet/Tap/Jazz 8-12 year olds) July 8th-11th 9:00-11:00 Tuesday (7/2, 7/9, 7/16, 7/23) Royal Dance Camp (3-6 year olds) 5:00 Ballet/Tap (3-5 year olds) July 15th-18th 10:00-12:00 Tuesday (7/9, 7/16, 8/6, 8/13) Big Bow Pop Star (JoJo Siwa) Camp** (6-10 year olds) 6:00 Ballet Technique (8+) 7:00 Jazz Technique (8+) 8:00 Contemporary (10+) Intensives June 24th-27th 1:00-3:00 Mini Intensive (5-7 year olds) Wednesday (7/17, 7/24, 7/31, 8/7) 5:00 Beginner Acrobatics (5+) July 15th-18th 1:00-4:30 6:00 Advanced Beginner Acrobatics Junior Intensive* (8-12 year olds) (5+ with cartwheel) 7:00 Intermediate Acrobatics (5+ with July 22nd-25th 10:00-4:00 front limber) Senior Intensive* (12+ or instructor permission) Ballet Boot Camp*** June 17th-20th 6:00-8:00 (8+) *Summer Intensive is required for all dancers age August 19th-22nd 6:00-8:00 (8+) 8+ who are planning on auditioning for the competition team. ***At least one Ballet Boot Camp is strongly recommended for dancers auditioning for **Dancers who are enrolled in the Big Bow Pop competition team AND for students on the pointe Star Camp and the Junior Intensive may stay at track. You may take either or both sessions. the studio for lunch between camps. Classes may be canceled, combined, or changed if a minimum enrollment is not met. Pricing Monday/Wednesday/Toddler Senior Intensive Acrobatics: $40 $50 Deposit* Toddler Time: $50 $200 Balance 1 hour: $55 2 hours: $105 All camp balances are due two weeks 3 hours: $160 prior to the start of camp. A late fee of Class hours are calculated per student $15 will be assessed on any unpaid for individuals and per family if there is camp balances. more than one dancer enrolled. Class tuition is due July 1st and a late fee Tuesday Technique of $15 will be assessed for all unpaid tuition on the 16th of the month. 1 hour: $60 2 or 3 hours: $80 *All deposits are non-refundable, unless Drop ins: $15/hour/week if space is camp is canceled. If you drop from the available camp, your deposit will revert to an account credit. Royal Dance Camp and Big Bow Pop Star Camp $50 Deposit* $75 Balance Important Dates August 10th: Competition Team Ballet Boot Camp Auditions $30 Deposit* $50 Balance $10 Discount if registered for both September 3rd: First Day of weeks 2019-2020 School Year Mini Intensive $30 Deposit* $50 Balance Junior Intensive $50 Deposit* $100 Balance 50% off if registered for Junior and Senior Intensive Dress Code Boys Ballet: Black Leather Ballet Shoes (no All girls require a leotard and tights for drawstring) all classes. Skirts or shorts are Tap: Black Lace Up Tap Shoes optional for ballet and ballet/tap classes. Shorts are recommended for Jazz Black Balera Jazz Shoes all jazz classes and required for acrobatics classes. Boys may wear athletic t-shirts and shorts or pants. For summer only, any style ballet, tap, or jazz shoe are permitted. There are a small number of shoes to borrow. Shoes are also available for purchase at the studio. The school year shoe requirements are listed below. If you are planning on continuing on and need shoes, please purchase the required shoes for your fall class. Ballet: 3-10 year olds—Balera Pink Leather No-Tie Ballet Shoes 11-14 and Ballet Technique—Pink Bloch Synchrony or Capezio Hanami Canvas Ballet Shoes Tap: 3-10 year olds—Balera Caramel Beginner Tap Shoes Wednesday (8-12) and Thursday (Int/ Adv)—Black Balera Lace Up Tap Shoes Jazz: All ages—Balera Caramel Jazz Shoes Acrobatics: All ages—Bare feet .
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