37 Ohio Ave Athens, OH 45701
740-594-2302
www.factorystreetstudio.org
Dear Factory Street Studio Dancers and Families,
Thank you for being a part of our studio this fall! Our students have grown as dancers
and artists by leaps and bounds…. literally! We have enjoyed working with our dancers
and can’t wait to get back in the studio after Winter Break. Below is information about
upcoming events including registration, our Winter Dance Celebration, and the annual
Spring Concert.
Registration for Winter/Spring: Walk-in registration will be held from 3:00pm – 6:30pm
Tuesday, December 7th through Thursday, December 9th. You can also mail your registration.
PLEASE NOTE: Registration is filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. There is no
priority registration. Enrollment in a Fall Semester class DOES NOT guarantee
enrollment in Winter/Spring Semester! This is especially important for our beginner
classes—spaces DO fill up, so be sure to get your registration in immediately, either by mail
or during walk-in registration hours. A waiting list will be started once classes are full, but
there is no guarantee of enrollment. All bills from Fall Semester MUST BE PAID in order to
register for Winter/Spring Semester.
Winter Dance Celebration: For this year’s in-studio Winter Concert, we will be celebrating
our students’ creativity with performances by our Creative Kids Company. This informal
concert is a showing of student-made work by dancers enrolled in our Composition class,
who have worked with various guest artists through our Visiting Artists in Composition
program.
A recommended $5 donation will be taken at the door to go towards our Scholarship Fund
and Junior/Senior OhioDance Festival Field Trip. Our Winter Dance and Art Celebration
will be held at Factory Street on Saturday, December 18th at 7:00pm.
Spring Concert: The coming of our Winter/Spring Semester also signals the coming of
our annual Spring Concert at Stuart’s Opera House in Nelsonville. All students from Tech
1B, Tap 1 and up are invited to perform in this celebration. This year we will hold two
performances, April 29th at 7:00pm and April 30th at 2:00pm. **Important Spring
Concert information is on the back of this letter.
Have a beautiful and fun-filled holiday season! I look forward to working with you all in
January!
Amanda Kurtz
Artistic Director, Factory Street Studio
Spring Concert 2011 Information Sheet
What is the Spring Concert?
Our annual Spring Concert is the culmination of a year’s worth of study for our students
and the time when they get to perform for their families and friends on a professional
stage. It is also our biggest fundraiser of the year, which helps us cover operating
expenses and allows us to bring quality programming to the community year-round.
The Spring Concert is being held at Stuart’s Opera House this year on April 29th at
7:00pm and April 30th at 2:00pm.
Who is involved?
Students enrolled in levels, Tech 1B, Tap 1, and above are invited to perform with their
classmates in both of the shows. Students will learn choreography for their Spring
Concert piece during class time (some class times have been adjusted to incorporate
rehearsal times). Performing in the annual Spring Concert is NOT mandatory; should a
student not wish to participate, please let their teacher know as soon as possible.
We also encourage the involvement of parent volunteers to help during the weeks prior to
and during the concert.
What fees are involved?
Concert Fee: The $15.00 concert fee is applied to all classes that are going to
perform in the concert. This fee helps to offset two major costs:
1) Although tuition prices remain the same, many class times have been increased, which
means teachers are receiving additional payroll.
2) We are fortunate to have quality choreographers and technicians available to help
make the concert a professional and fully produced experience. Tech week rehearsals
occur after the semester ends and are not covered by normal tuition fees. This concert fee
helps soften the expense of paying choreographers, teachers, and technicians during tech
week.
**Families are only responsible for paying $15/class for up to four classes. After the
first four classes per family, additional classes are exempt from the concert fee.
Costume Fee: This additional fee covers costumes purchased for the concert. We
encourage our teachers to find low-cost costumes that can be worn offstage during the
year as well as onstage. Whereas at other dance studios, families pay hundreds of dollars
for costumes worn in one performance, our costume fees will NOT exceed $30 per piece.
Tickets: Ticket sales cover the cost of renting Stuart’s Opera House for tech week
and the two shows. Tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for children. Some scholarships are
available to cover ticket costs.
Student Attendance Policy: Because rehearsals take place during class times, it is
imperative that students attend every class, barring sickness or family emergencies.
The choreographers and dancers have very few hours with which to create pieces.
Absences not only compromise the piece they are creating, but add unnecessary
confusion, stress, and repetition for all involved. At the discretion of the choreographer
and director, a dancer who has missed two rehearsals may be removed from a piece.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Amanda at
[email protected]
Curriculum, Level, and Class Descriptions
Factory Street Studio’s curriculum is founded on a fourteen week, methods-based program designed to bring
cohesiveness to students’ dance education. Every week throughout the semester, different dance concepts such as
space, time, energy, and shape are incorporated into each class using movement games, concept-specific exercises,
and improvisations. Teachers are also encouraged to take inspiration from Bartenieff Fundamentals and Rudolph
Laban’s movement effort systems. These concepts are used as the basis for each lesson plan regardless of the style
of dance (teachers of creative movement, modern, ballet, and jazz classes will be incorporating the weekly concept
into the genre-specific structure of that technique). This fourteen week plan exceeds the standards for K-12 Dance
Education as put out by the NAEA.
Our Technique Levels:
Factory Street’s class levels are broken up into 6 levels from beginner to advanced. Each “tech” group is made up of
students within specific age ranges and developmental stages. We strive to place students in appropriate class levels
according to age, dance experience, and maturity level. We run on a two-year cycle wherein students complete two
full consecutive years in their current Tech level before advancing to the next level. Below are descriptions of our
Tech levels:
Beginner Levels:
Tech 1 (a and b): ages 5-7, building the foundations of dance and movement skills
Tech 2: ages 8-10, classes with more structured lesson plans in specific genres of dance (ballet and modern), still
building foundational skills, coordination, and rhythm
Intermediate Levels:
Tech 3: ages 10-12, longer, more intense classes help develop stamina, speed, strength, and flexibility. Students
begin to develop compositional skills as well.
Tech 4: ages 12-14, more advanced skills are taught, technique is refined, and concepts of performance and
quality of movement are presented.
Tech 5 and 6: ages 14+, students who have many years of dance experience and who have a solid foundation in
technique take classes at a pre-professional level, advanced skills are taught and refined with an emphasis on
performance.
Our Class Offerings:
Creative Movement for Children – These classes lay the foundation of an understanding of dance concepts and basic
movement skills. Instructors create lesson plans that give a good balance of structure and exploration through
traditional dance exercises, movement games, and skill building. Our Pre-School Movement Fun, Movement Fun,
Tech 1A, and Tech 1B classes are all creative movement classes.
Modern – Modern Dance is a genre of dance that emphasizes not just form and athleticism, but expressiveness and
creativity as well. Students learn many traditional techniques such as Humphrey/Limon and Horton, while being
introduced to concepts of improvisation and composition.
Ballet – Our classes in classical ballet technique are a blend of Vaganova (Russian) and Cecchetti (Italian)
techniques, with an emphasis on line, anatomically correct form, strength, and flexibility. As our students progress
to more advanced levels, instruction en pointe is offered to dancers who exhibit exceptional strength and technique.
Jazz – We offer jazz classes to students starting at the Tech 3 level. As a highly stylized dance form, it combines
high-energy movement and technical skills such as turning, jumping, and fast footwork. Jazz techniques include
influences from Broadway, Latin Jazz, and West Coast style jazz.
Tap – Tap classes at Factory Street are a combination of the “hoofing” style of tap and traditional Broadway tap
styles. Students will gain an understanding of rhythm, percussive movement, and progress from basic to more
complicated steps of the tap repertoire.
Composition – Composition classes teach choreographic techniques so that students learn how to create their own
dances. Students will be introduced to concepts such as improvisation and movement studies to create fully
developed dances. Students enrolled in our Composition classes are also invited to be a part of our outreach
performance group, the FSS Creative Kids Company.
Schedule of Classes Winter 2011
Classes run Monday, January 3rd through Saturday, April 23rd.
*OPEN REGISTRATION Begins December 7th.
The week of March 14th – 19th will be reserved for snow-day make-up classes.
FSS will be CLOSED March 21th – 26th for Spring Break.
We WILL be holding classes during all scheduled school holidays.
Introductory Levels
(class / prerequisite / day and time / teacher)
Pre-School Movement Fun
Movement Fun
Tech 1A
^Tech 1B
^Beginning Tap 1
^Tech 2 Modern
^Tech 2A Ballet
^Tech 2B Ballet
^Tech 2 Tap
/ 3-4 year old / Saturdays 11:00-11:45 /
/ 4-5 year old/
Saturdays 10:00-10:45 /
/ 5-6 year old / Saturdays 12:00-12:45 /
/ 6-7 year old / Saturdays 12:00-1:00 /
/ 5-7 year old / Saturdays 11:00-12:00 /
/ 8-10 year old / Tuesdays 5:00-6:00 /
/ 8-10 year old / Thursdays 4:00-5:00 /
/ 2nd year Tech 2/ Thursdays 4:00-5:00 /
/ 8-10 year old / Tuesdays 4:00-5:00 /
Elizabeth Atwell /
Atwell and Hackworth /
Chelsea Goettge /
Darcy Shaffner /
Ella Hackworth /
Amanda Kurtz /
Darcy Shaffner /
Kurtz and Householder
Vickers and Schlabach /
$130
$130
$130
$130
$130
$135
$135
$135
$135
Intermediate Levels
^Tech 3 Modern
^Tech 3 Ballet
^Tech 3/4 Tap
^Tech 3/4 Jazz
^Tech 4 Modern
^Tech 4 Ballet
Pre-pointe/Beg Pointe
^Intermediate Pointe
^Hip Hop 1
/ Tech 2 or age 10-12 +permission /
/ Tech 2 or age 10-12+permission /
/ Tech 2/3 or age 10-14+permission /
/ Tech 2/3 or age 10-14+permission /
/ Tech 3 or age 12-14+permission /
/ Tech 3 or age 12-14+permission /
/ Tech 4+permission /
/ Tech 5+permission /
/ age 12+ /
Wednesdays 5:00-6:00 /
Thursdays 5:00-6:00 /
Wednesdays 7:00-8:15 /
Mondays 4:00-5:30 /
Tuesdays 7:00-8:45 /
Mondays 6:00-7:30 /
Mondays 7:30-8:00 /
Thursdays 6:00-7:00 /
Wednesdays 4:00-5:00 /
Darcy Shaffner /
Kady Jankord /
Earlyn Whitehead /
Keri Noble /
Chelsea Goettge /
Elizabeth Atwell /
Elizabeth Atwell /
Kady Jankord /
Eric Hill /
$135
$135
$135
$135
$175
$175
$70
$135
$130
Advanced Levels
^Tech 5/6 Modern A
/ permission /
Wednesdays 7:00-9:00 / Darcy Shaffner /
$175*
^Tech 5/6 Modern B
/ permission /
Thursdays 7:00-9:00 /
Chelsea Goettge /
$175*
^Tech 5/6 Ballet A
/ permission /
Mondays 4:00-6:00 /
Elizabeth Atwell /
$175*
^Tech 5/6 Ballet B
/ permission /
Tuesdays 7:00-9:00 /
Amanda Kurtz /
$175*
*students who enroll in both sections of Modern or Ballet will receive a discounted price of $100 on the additional section.
^Advanced Pointe
/ permission /
Thursdays 5:00-6:00 /
Amanda Kurtz /
$135
^Tech 5/6 Tap
/ permission /
Wednesdays 6:00-7:00 / Earlyn Whitehead /
$135
^Tech 5/6 Jazz
/ permission /
Mondays 7:00-9:00 /
Keri Noble /
$175
^Hip Hop 2
/ ages 13+ w/ experience / Wednesdays 4:00-5:00 / Noble and Porter /
$135
^Composition
/ Tech 4 -6+permission / Fridays 3:30-5:00*** /
Kurtz and Guest Artists / $175
***This year, our Friday Composition classes will include weekly meetings from 3:30 – 5. Throughout the semester we will
be bringing in guest artists through our new Visiting Artists in Composition program who will teach the Friday Composition
classes in 2-3 hour workshop-style classes at no extra charge to students enrolled in Composition.
^Marks classes to which a $15 Concert Fee applies for participation in the Spring Concert (see Spring Concert
Information Sheet)
Adult Classes
Beginning Dance for Adults / ages 18+ no experience necessary / Tuesdays 6:00-7:00 / Chelsea Goettge / $10 Drop In
*This class is designed to be an introduction to dance styles for adults with little or no experience. Basics in modern dance
and ballet will be taught, and concepts of space, time, and energy will be explored for a full-body, low-impact workout.
Pilates / ages 16+ / Thursdays 6:00-7:00 / Darcy Shaffner / $5 Drop In
Modern Dance / ages 18+ / Fridays 5:30-6:45 / Lisa Moulton / $10 Drop In
Tuition System Winter 2011
Adult Series
Pilates
$5 Drop In
Beg. Dance for Adults
$10 Drop In
Adult Modern
$10 Drop In
Series A
$130
Pre-school Mov’t Fun
Movement Fun
Technique 1a
Technique 1b
Beginning Tap 1
Hip Hop 1
Pre Pointe/Beg Pointe
$70
Series B
$135
Tech. 2 Modern
Tech. 2 Ballet
Tech 2 Tap
Tech. 3 Modern
Tech. 3 Ballet
Tech. 3/4 Jazz
Tech 3/4 Tap
Intermediate Pointe
Advanced Pointe
Advanced Tap 5/6
Kids Composition
Hip Hop 2
Series C
$175
Tech. 4 Modern
Tech. 4 Ballet
Tech. 5/6 Jazz
**Tech. 5/6 Modern
**Tech. 5/6 Ballet
Composition
** Students who enroll in a second section of Tech. 5/6 Modern or 5/6 Ballet will pay a discounted price of $100 for
the additional section.
Discounts for students/families enrolled in multiple classes:
*The first class (of the highest series) is full price.
*Each additional class is 20% off (Additional sections of 5/6 Modern, 5/6 Ballet, or Beginning Pointe do
not receive the additional 20% off).
*No additional charges for students/families enrolled in more than 6 classes per semester.
Example: The Jollywogs are a wonderful family with 2 daughters: Arminda & Orla. Arminda
takes Tech. 3 Modern and Orla takes Movement Fun.
Tech 3 Modern (Series B) at full price: $135
Movement Fun (Series A $130) at 20% discount: $130 x 80% = $104
$135 + $104 = $239 + 2 $10 registration fees = $259
Payment Plans:
Payment can be made in full at the time of registration, or made in monthly installments throughout the
semester. Installments would be due Sat. Jan 15, Sat. Feb 19, and Sat. Mar 19.
Refunds and Prorated Tuition:
Refunds will not be issued past the fourth week of the semester. If you choose to withdraw your student
from classes, you must inform the Business Manager (Amy Rack) in writing before the end of the fourth
week of classes to receive a partial refund for the price of the remaining classes. If you know at the time of
registration that your student will not be able to attend every scheduled class, we will gladly prorate your
tuition for the price of up to three missed classes. A non-refundable $10 registration fee per student is
required at the time of registration.
Scholarships and Work-Study:
Factory Street Studio strives to provide high-quality dance education to all students, regardless of financial
status. A limited number of need-based scholarships and work-study positions are available to assist with
the cost of tuition. Application forms can be found in this Information Packet or online under the “Forms”
tab at our website (www.factorystreetstudio.org). Scholarship and Work-Study forms are due no later than
Monday, January 6th 2011.
Parent and Dancer Guidelines
1) Parents and guardians can expect that all faculty and staff will respect the well being of each student, treat her/him fairly,
and encourage their growth and self-esteem as dancers as stated in Factory Street’s mission statement. Should any concern or
problem arise, do not hesitate to speak with faculty or the Artistic Director.
Student Drop-off and Pick-up
2) Students are to arrive on time to class. Teachers will be present ten minutes prior to the time class begins. Students arriving
after class warm-up has begun may be asked to sit out of class to reduce the risk of injury.
3) Pick your children up immediately after class. Please note that office hours end at 6:30 Monday through Thursday and at
12:00 on Saturday. Late pick up after these times for students under the age of 16 is unacceptable. Please call the studio to
notify the office if you will be late due to an emergency. If late pick-up is chronic, a fee will be assessed. If your child is
under the age of 10, we ask that you come inside the building to pick them up. This is especially important during the evening
hours!
4) Factory Street Studio assumes no responsibility for children on the premises before, after, or between their specified class
times. Parents and guardians are responsible for arranging proper supervision of their children if it is necessary for them to
stay in the building for periods of time before, after, or in between classes. Parents may want to consider making arrangements
with older students or baby-sitters to ensure supervision of younger students.
5) If your child will be absent from class, please contact the office prior to the class time. This is especially mandatory with
regard to rehearsals and performances. During Spring Concert rehearsals, if a student has two or more non-emergency
absences from class, he/she may be removed from the concert piece at the choreographer’s discretion.
6) Because FSS is located in a residential area, we strive to be good neighbors and respect those who share our neighborhood.
When parking, please do not block driveways. We ask that drivers do not use driveways to turn around in and pull to the side
of the road when waiting for students to get out of class. We appreciate your cooperation in this!
Parent/Guardian Observation
7) Parents, family members, and guardians with students in Pre-school Movement Fun, Movement Fun, Tap 1, Tech 1A, and
Tech 1B are invited to observe the FIRST and LAST classes of the semester. We ask that parents wait in our sitting area while
classes are in session during the semester. Young students are encouraged to engage with their instructors and classmates in
order to become comfortable with taking direction with as few distractions as possible. Special exceptions may be made.
Student Expectations
8) Students are to arrive wearing appropriate dance attire with their hair pulled back. It is imperative that students be able to
move freely without inhibition and that teachers are able to clearly see the line of the body in order to properly assess
alignment and posture.
Modern and Jazz classes (including Movement Fun, Tech. 1A & Tech. 1B, CKC) - leotard, tank top or fitted t-shirt with
tights, leggings, or dance pants, bare feet. Students in jazz classes may wear jazz shoes.
Ballet classes – leotard, tights or leggings, ballet shoes or cotton socks. Students in Intermediate and Advanced Pointe, or
Tech 5/6 Ballet may wear ballet skirts during class.
Tap classes - pedestrian clothing is acceptable; tap shoes mandatory.
*Students may not wear the following items: short shorts, baggy sweatpants, pajamas, or jewelry (no dangling earrings,
bracelets, or necklaces).
Adult and Fitness classes – comfortable clothing that allows freedom of movement such as gym shorts, yoga pants, t-shirts,
or workout clothes.
9) Just as teachers are expected to respect students, students are expected to respect the faculty and staff at FSS as well as the
building and studios. As a matter of respect, we ask that students keep talking to a minimum during class and participate fully
in the lesson. Students who consistently refuse to follow directions or respect their classmates may be asked to sit out of class
(Behavior Policy outlined below). When using the studio, kitchen, lobby, and bathroom areas, students will be expected to
clean up after themselves. No food or drink is permitted within the studios with the exception of water bottles. Gum is
prohibited during class.
10) As teachers we are committed to educate dancers, model behaviors, and help dancers grow with love and respect in this
program. If for any reason a dancer does not meet the above expectations outlined in item 8, Factory Street Studio enforces a
3-strike policy with regard to students misbehaving at the studio – in or outside of class.
Strike 1 is a warning; student is still able to participate in dance class.
Strike 2 is an in class time-out, student will be asked to sit on the bench in the classroom and not participate in class. The
instructor will determine the length of time for the time-out.
Strike 3 student will be asked to leave the classroom and sit in the office until class is finished. In the case of a Strike 3, the
teacher will talk to both student and parent about behavior issues.
Snow Days and Class Cancellations
11) The studio will follow the Athens City Schools snow policy. Should classes at Athens City Schools get canceled due to
dangerous weather conditions, Factory Street Studio classes will also be canceled. Should weather conditions worsen during
the day while Athens Schools are in session, the studio reserves the right to cancel classes. FSS will send out emails, have a
notification on our website and Facebook page, and update our voicemail to let our families know when classes will be
canceled due to weather. We understand that some families may not be able to get to classes due to bad road conditions in
their neighborhoods even when school is in session, so please use caution when deciding to use the roads this winter. Absences
due to bad weather will not affect students’ participation in the Spring Concert.
Tuition and Payments
12) Tuition may be paid in full at the time of registration or in three installments. If paying in installments, payment is due by
the 3rd Saturday of every month during the semester. Payments can be made by cash, check, or credit card. A 4% surcharge
will be added if paying by card to cover credit card company fees.
13) No refunds will be made after the fourth week of classes. Parents and guardians must contact the office in writing if their
children will be dropping a class, and will be responsible for payment for classes that occurred prior to giving notice.
14) A limited number of scholarships and work-study positions are available. Applications are available prior to and during the
first weeks of the semester. We encourage families to look into these options, as it is our mission to provide dance education to
all students, regardless of their financial situations. We also have limited bartering options according to the needs of the studio.
Information about bartering will be made available at the beginning of each fall semester.
After reading over these guidelines with your child, please have them sign and bring in the bottom
portion of this page to the studio. Thank you.
I have read and understand the above guidelines and responsibilities.
___________________________________
Dancer/Student Signature
___________________________________
Parent/Guardian
_____________________________
Print Name
_____________________________
Print Name
________________
Date
________________
Date
Registration Form
Open registration for all families begins December 7th. Registration forms along with a
$10 non-refundable registration fee are due no later than the first day of class. Feel
free to mail in your form and fee or bring it in to the office in person. FSS will not hold
spots for students who have not submitted a registration form and paid the registration
fee!
Student #1 Name________________________Date of Birth_______
Classes:_______________________________
_______________________________
_______________________________
Student #2 Name________________________Date of Birth_______
Classes:_______________________________
_______________________________
_______________________________
Student #3 Name________________________Date of Birth_______
Classes:_______________________________
________________________________
________________________________
Contact:_________________________ Relationship:_____________
*Phone(s):______________________________________________
*Email:_________________________________________________
Please provide your email information. FSS will not sell or misuse your email address.
Address:________________________________________________
Tuition:
A. Full price for first class (of highest series)
$______
B. $100 for additional section of 5/6 Ballet or Modern $______
C. Total price of additional classes $_____ x 80% = $______
Each additional class at 20% discount
Total of Line A $____ + Line B $____ + Line C $____ = $______
Non-Refundable Registration fee…. + ____ X $10 = $______
($10 per student due at time of registration)
My family is applying
for:
Scholarship
Work Study
Scholarship
Please fill out work-study
or scholarship forms and
submit no later than Jan.
10.
Concert Fee ($15 per first four classes)….+ ____ X $15 = $______
Total due …………………………….
(Adjusted tuition + concert +registration fee)
Please check one:
I am paying in full ____
= $_________
I am paying in installments* ____
*Payments can be made in three monthly installments due Sat. Jan 15, Sat. Feb 19, and Sat. March 19.
Liability Release Form
I understand that there are risks of physical injury associated with, arising out of and inherent to the activity of
dance. In recognition of this acknowledged risk of injury, I knowingly and voluntarily waive all right and/ or
causes of action of any kind, including any and all claims of negligence arising as a result of such activity from
which liability could accrue to Factory Street Studio, it’s officers, agents, employees, instructors, subsidiaries,
parent corporations, and all affiliated entities (hereinafter collectively referred to as “Factory Street Studio.”)
I hereby agree to release Factory Street Studio and hold Factory Street Studio harmless of all liability, and hereby
acknowledge that I knowingly and voluntarily assume full responsibility for all risks of physical injury arising out
of active participation in dance on behalf of the participant.
I am aware that this is a release of liability and an acknowledgement of my voluntary and knowing assumption of
the risk of injury. I have signed this document voluntarily and of my own free will in exchange for the privilege
of participation.
The participant (if under 18) has the permission of myself, a legal guardian, to participate in Factory Street Studio
events. I further release Factory Street Studio of all liabilities associated with my child’s attendance at Factory
Street Studio.
__________________________________________________
Participant’s Name
_________________________________________________ __________
Parent/ Guardian Signature
Date
Please list any medications the participant is taking, and any allergies or special medical instructions:
I also give Factory Street Studio permission to use my child’s picture in or on any form of advertisement for
Factory Street Studio or a Factory Street Studio affiliated event.
__________________________________________________
Parent/Guardian Signature
Scholarship and Work Study Application Winter 2011
Factory Street Studio is a not-for-profit organization committed to providing dance experiences to all who
are interested. Although our funds are very limited we would like to extend scholarship and work-study
opportunities to those families in need of financial assistance. Families may apply for BOTH a
scholarship and a work-study position (following the guidelines below). Applications are due no later
than Monday, January 3. Awards will be made by Sat. Jan 8.
Scholarships Guidelines: Any family in need of financial assistance may apply for a partial scholarship to help
cover the cost of tuition. Scholarships are given on the basis of financial need, the number of classes being taken
by the applicant, and the availability of funds of Factory Street Studio.
I would like to be considered for a scholarship _______
Student Name: ________________________ Parent/Guardian Name:_______________________________
Telephone number: _________________________ Email Address:_____________________________
Classes to be taken: _______________________________________________________________________
Brief description of student’s situation and financial need (please use back of sheet if necessary):
Work-study Guidelines: A limited number of work-study positions as Teacher Assistants are available
for students in Tech 4, 5, or 6 who are enrolled in two or more classes. Priority is given to students
with financial need who are taking multiple classes. Work-study students will receive a $55 credit to
their account per semester for each class they assist. Students chosen as Teacher Assistants MUST be
present for all classes and must commit to their responsibilities as a T.A. Please be aware that although
we try to help everyone who applies, the number of positions available may be limited do to current
funding.
I would like to apply for a work-study position _______
Student Name: ________________________ Parent/Guardian Name:_______________________________
Telephone number: _________________________ Email Address:_____________________________
Number of Classes to be taken in the Fall: ______ Have you been a T.A. before? ______
If yes, what class have you most recently assisted with? __________________________
Please circle which class(es) you would like to assist with:
Pre-School Movement Fun (Sat 11-11:45)
Movement Fun (Sat 10-10:45)
Tech 1A (Sat 12-12:45)
Tech 1B (Sat 12-1)
Tech 2 Modern (Tues 5-6)
Tech 2 Ballet (Thurs 4-5)