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2012·2013 DOUGLAS ANDERSON SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

DANCE PACKET

2012-2013 DOUGLAS ANDERSON SCHOOL OF THE ARTS DANCE DEPARTMENT

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Contents

Performance and Trip Schedule

General Information

Charms Accounts

Solo Guidelines

Solo Information Sheet

Requirement Contract

Requirement Contract Signature Form

Choreographer's Requirement Contract

Choreographer's Requirement Contract Signature Form

Dress Code

Class Rules

Grading Procedures

Policy on Attendance and Hair

Senior Letter

Media Release Form

Fair Share

Field Trip Release Form

Volunteer Form

Kaleidoscope Information

Kaleidoscope Audition Form

Box Office Order Form

Theatre Seating Manifest

Merchandise Order Form

Advertising Form

Friends of Dance Form

Dance Major Check List

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2012/2013 Douglas Anderson School of the Arts

Dance Department

Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Dance Department Events and Performance Dates:

Kaleidoscope – September 20, 2012, entrance 6:00 pm performance 7:00 pm – D.A Gym

Senior solos – October 2, 2012, 6:00 pm, Dance Studio 69S

Florida Dance Association Young Dancer Workshop – October 11-14, 2012 (open to all majors)

*Historical Dance Concert – October 19 and 20, 2012, D.A Theatre

*Choreography Concert - January 10, 2013, 7:00 pm - D.A Theater

*Children’s Dance Concert - January 25 and 26, 2013, 7:00 pm - D.A Theatre (daytime performances for schools) January 24-25, 2012

Extravaganza – February 16, 2013, 7:30 pm – D.A Theater

Regional High School Dance Festival –DT- March 6-10, 2013, Norfolk VA

Creative Dance Ensemble Showcase – April 23, 2013, Dance Studio 69S

*Spring Concert – May 3, 2013, 7:30 pm – D.A Theatre

Dance Awards Banquet and Senior Recital – May 10, 2013, 6:00 pm Cuba Libre at Havana Jax.

SolJourney Junior Solos – May 16, 2013, 6:00 pm Dance Studio 6

*star indicates a major departmental concert. Freshman & sophomore solos TBA in Studio 69s.

(Other Related Events and Dates)

Deadline for Young Arts application – October 19, 2012

JSO Halloween Concert /DT– October 28, 2012

Holiday POPS Concert /DT– December 7-9, 2012 ____________________________________________________________________________________

FDEO conference – October 25-27, 2012, NWSA Miami

NDEO Conference – October 24-28, 2012, LA

APAP – January 11-15, 2013, NYC

First Coast Nutcracker – December 14-16, 2012

Community Nutcracker – December 7-9, 2012

Florida Ballet Nutcracker and Various other area Nutcrackers - TBA


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Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Dance Department General Information

Important Contact Numbers:

Dance Office: (904) 390-2971 Ballet Director: (904)-346-5620 ext 129

Douglas Anderson Office: (904) 346-5620 Dance Department Website: www.dasotadance.org

Student Dance Department Accounts: www.charmsoffice.com

1. All student information is posted on the bulletin board located outside of Dr. Penney's office. This board is reserved for dance use only. Information posted will include changes effecting class and rehearsal schedules, announcements, current events, and notifications. Make a habit to check the board regularly.

2. If you are going to be absent from school, notify the dance office that morning so that your instructors can be notified and rehearsal schedules can be modified accordingly. Failure to call the office, when missing class, will result in an unexcused absence. Numerous unexcused absences may result in a drop in your grade!

3. Parents must read and sign the Dance Packet. We must have at least one parent’s contact information. Phone number, address, and email address as well as the student’s information; phone number, email address, and the names of the students parents/guardians are required.

4. Students are expected to attend all Dance Department performances. If there is a conflict the student should notify the Dance Department with a note from the student's parents. Choreography and Spring Dance Concert are MANDATORY for all dance majors.

5. Fair share and all trips must be paid in full for a student to receive one free student admission to the end of year Dance Banquet/Sr. Recital. All other guests and parents will pay $35.00 per person.

6. All Fair Share and 1st semester trips must be paid in full by December 1st to avoid being placed on the school’s debt list. Spring field trip deadlines will be announced. If a balance is owed, the student will be unable to purchase prom tickets, receive year books, walk at graduation, and receive report cards at the end of the year. Students returning in the fall will not be issued lockers or textbooks until the debt is paid in full.

7. Dance lockers are available to rent for $5.00. Pay at the Dance Office. The Dance Department will issue a lock and assign a locker number. You may not use a lock of your own!

8. Each dance major is required to have an annual sports physical prior to participating in the dance program. Medical forms must be received no later than September 23. If not received your student will not be allowed to dance onstage. This is a county policy as well as for the safety of

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your student. A link to the Duval County 2012-2013 sports physical form is found on our website. Sports physicals can be conducted at any walk-in clinic. Most cost $30 and no appointment is necessary.

6. Each student has a Dance Department account at www.charmsoffice.com. Students and parents are expected to sign on to their individual account by using their student's school ID number and our school code which is: dadance. You are required to update your student information which includes current email addresses and phone numbers for both students and parents.

7. The Dance Department website is www.dasotadance.org . The website is an excellent tool to keep informed of all that is happening in the Dance Department.

8. Field Trips: All field trips are based on group participation. Therefore if a student sign up to attend the cost is shared by all participants and the student is expected to follow through and attend. Refunds are not provided for stuents to do not go once signed up for an event. Local field trips (in our five county areas) usually include the student paying for the cost of admission plus the bus fees plus $1.

The FDA Florida Dance Festival on Tour in Gainesville is the cost of room, transportation,

registration fees plus the dancer's share of the expenses for the chaprones, bus driver etc. This event is open to all dance majors but students must meet the deadline for sign up and payment. There may be a fee of up to $10 beyond actual expenses All Dance Theatre students are committed to participation in FDA and RHSDF or NHSFD trips. There may be a fee of up to $20 beyond actual expenses.

9. Electronic Devices The basic rule for use of electronic devices is to leave them locked in your locker or turned off and stored in your dance bag. Do not open any electronic device in a dance classroom unless directed to by the instructor of specific class assignment. The use of Electronic devices is always only with permission of the teacher of the class. Electronic devices such as cell phones, Ipods, Ipads, electronic tablets, laptops, etc. are not to be used or open or even be out in the studios during technique classes unless the teacher has so requested their use for an assignment. At no time is a student to record sound or pictures of the teacher or class unless directed to do so by the teacher. Students are not to make phone calls or answer or text during dance classes or rehearsals. Students electronic devices if open or brought to class when not assigned to do so may be subject to confiscation. In general, electronic devices should not be taken to Dance technique level Foundations to DT, Jazz, Musical Theatre, Ethnic Dance or teacher or guest artists rehearsals. In classes such as Dance History where lap tops may be used for taking notes or in choreography where students may use Itunes for finding music then laptops, Iphones, Ipods and other similar devices may be used but limited to those usages assigned by the teacher. Students may not surf the web, visit Facebook, text or otherwise be off task. Social networking and recording are not allowed. The use of You Tube is only with teacher permission & supervision.

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Students are not to use office computers unless they are instructed to do so by faculty and must never access social networks or You Tube without teacher permission and supervision. Students are not to use Faculty designated sound equipment. When students are allowed to use departmental sound, computer or visual equipment they are required to take care of it and turn it in immediately after usage. If equipment is used by a student and left unattended or is not turned into its proper location the result may be that the student will have to replace or pay for that equipment.

10. Dance Majors are responsible to keep all handouts provided and are responsible to turn in all documents by the designated deadlines. Students must communicate with their parents and must keep contact information on CHARMS and must check CHARMS regularly.


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CHARMS ACCOUNTS Every dance major has a charms account. Please complete the following tasks:

1. Go to www.dasotadance.org

2. Click on the Charms tab in the main menu on the left of the home page.

3. Enter your password, which is your student ID number.

4. Click on the personal info tab. Update all information for you, and your parents.

5. Make sure you record the correct email addresses.

6. You will see a little clock next to your name. Click on it and fill in your class schedule.

7. You can get each teachers email address by visiting www.da-arts.org

8. You will also see a little soldier. We will not be using this field, do not enter any data.

9. Click Update.

10. Click on the main tab at the top of the page.

11. Click on the handout tab. Download and print the Dance Packet File. (If you have not already done so) The Dance Packet File contains among other things all the other handouts. So it won't be necessary for you to down load each one separately. Read the entire dance packet and fill out all requested forms. You will need to bring your dance packet and all required forms (appropriately filled out and signed) on the first day of school. It is recommended that you use a notebook. (a link to the physical form is found on the website)

12. Next go back to the main page and click on volunteers.

13. You will see in a drop down menu all of the events in which we need volunteers. If your parent or guardian wants to volunteer (we need everyone's help) please have them sign-up for the event and position that they would like to do. Again make sure the email addresses submitted are correct.

14. Next return to the main page and click on the calendar. Browse around; it is here you will find the dates of field trips, due dates, concert dates, and dance guild meetings. At the top you will see a tab that says events list. Click on it. This chronological list of events can be printed out for your convenience.

15. Return to the main menu and click on the finance tab. This is where you will see all charges and payments made to your account.


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DOUGLAS ANDERSON SCHOOL OF THE ARTS SOLO INFORMATION GUIDELINES FOR SOLO

PRESENTATIONS Your dances must be 2 minutes long; you can go 1:50 to 2:10, but not shorter or longer.

You must do one of the following styles: Ballet (classical or contemporary), Modern dance, Concert Jazz, Hip-

Hop, African, and Afro-Caribbean (other world dance needs to be approved by dept. chair). Classical variations

or classical modern repertory is allowed with approval.

Do not present completion dances or so-called lyrical styles. Do not use pop music from the 1960’s through

2013. Do not use music from a movie or a musical unless you plan to summit your dance in the Musical Theater

category for NFAA. Songs (music with lyrics) are not to be used with the exception of opera and some world

music with approval. Cirque du Soleil music may not be use unless you have written permission and have paid

them the $50.00 fee. You must have proof of both.

Please include a beginning, middle and end with unity and contrast. Do include clean technique and

artistry/stage presence. Your work should be practiced, polished and complete.

Your music must be on a CD with only the track or tracks you are using. No iPod’s for this event. Do this in

advance not the day of the performance!

Costumes are not to be worn except for World Dance.

For Ballet – the attire is traditional pink tights and black leotard for girls and black tights.

For Modern- the attire is a black leotard and black tights or a black unitard.

For Jazz—the attire is a black leotard. Black jazz pants may be worn.

As an introduction to the piece, each student is to clearly introduce themselves, the name of the piece, the

choreographer, and the composer.

The students are to bow or curtsy at the end of their performance as fits the genre.

More Perspectives -- Sophomore solos - TBA in studio 69s building 13 At Douglas Anderson School of the Arts.

Fresh Perspectives -- Freshmen solos - TBA in studio 6 building 13 At Douglas Anderson School of the Arts.

Junior solos- May 16th 6:00 p.m. in studio 69s building 13 At Douglas Anderson School of the Arts.

Due date for your information sheet is two weeks in advance

of the performance, and it must include the title and

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DOUGLAS ANDERSON SCHOOL OF THE ARTS SOLO PROGRAM INFORMATION

Data Information (solo program information)

Title of your Dance________________________

Choreographer____________________________

Dancer _____________________________

(First and last name)

Music Credits _________________________

Length of piece ___________

Your technique level____________

Do not turn in this sheet with the composer or title missing.

Write your complete name. List the dancers in

Alphabetical order with first & last names spelled

correctly.

Write or type everything clearly so it can be understood.


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Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Dance Department Requirements Contract

General Rules

1. All Students are expected to demonstrate good health habits and maintain a level of personal fitness necessary to meet all expectations of your coursework including attendance. Good sleeping and eating habits are important for any highly physically active person and are therefore expected of each dance major. The faculty will monitor dance majors adherences to good health practices. All students are expected and strongly encouraged to do a personal warm-up before class and warm-down after class. Keen awareness of one's personal body care and maintenance for the prevention of injuries is expected.

2. Injuries must be reported to the office with an accident report.

3. In order to prevent injury to themselves or others, students will not be allowed to wear loose or dangling jewelry, nose rings, navel rings, etc.

4. In the event of illness and injury that restricts dancing for one or more classes, a signed note from a parent or physician is required.

5. Any student not participating in technique class is required to quietly observe class and make written notes that may be checked by the instructor for that day. Dance teachers may also require an alternative assignment such as a report or critique of the class. It is your obligation to request an assignment from your ballet and modern teachers in technique class. For theory and elective courses, consult with your instructors. All reports and papers must be typed in acceptable book styles such as MLA or Campbell. Reports must include appropriate source citations, footnotes and bibliographies.

a. Requirements for three or more days of absence or non- participation: A three page term paper must be given to the grade-gathering teacher.

b. Requirements for five or more days of absence or non-participation: Two 6 page term papers must be given to the Ballet and Modern instructors.

c. All assignments must be submitted by date designated by the teacher. Students must request topics from the faculty.

6. Students must exhibit good behavior and show respect to the dance faculty and guest artists at all times.

7. Students must exhibit respect for the work environment. Lounging or socializing is prohibited in the dance office. Students are not permitted into the faculty office area unless you knock on the door and are invited in by a faculty member. Students may only use the dance phone for brief, emergency calls after receiving permission from a Dance Department faculty member. Use of the Dance Department's copiers and computers are prohibited to all students unless permission is granted by a dance faculty member. When using the copy machine, use is limited to three copies each.

All students involved in a performance must maintain at least a 2.0 grade average. Students are expected to maintain passing grades in all academic and arts area classes at all times. Students with low test scores must obtain a tutor.

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absence are required to complete alternative assignments. It is the student's responsibility to communicate with teachers regarding alternative assignments. If a student has six or more absences in one 9 week period they must complete the required written assignments, and the highest grade that can be earned for the quarter is a B+.

Students' Fair Share assists with the production expenses of Dance Department programs like Historical Dance Concert, Children's Dance Concert, Student Choreography Concert, Awards and Senior Recital Banquet, etc. However, students in off campus performances, festivals and field trips may be asked to raise additional funds for these activities. Receipt of a dancer's Fair Share is required before participation in any off campus performance, festival or field trip.

Due to the expense of costumes, wardrobe maintenance, rental fees, technicians etc, every student is expected to participate in all fundraisers for the Dance Department. On certain occasions, students may be required to raise a specific amount of money in order to perform or to travel for special events. The Fair Share is a minimal goal for each participant; additional effort is needed from each student.

All dance majors are required to do 4 hours of volunteer work in the Dance Department each semester.

8. All Male Dance majors must take Wednesday afternoon Men's Dance class. Dance theatre men take guest artist rehearsals; resident faculty rehearsals and when these are not scheduled Men's class. Mr. Palmer will give grades to your grade gathering teachers to factor into your class credit grades! Please dress correctly and be on time!

Rehearsals

9. All students are required to be at all called rehearsals on time, practice good manners, and be responsible. Students should come to rehearsal with the proper attitude, prepared to dance, and with the proper attire. Failure to dress out for rehearsal will not be accepted. The same rules apply in rehearsal as do in class. (Please refer to Dance Department Dress Code and Policies.)

10. If a student must be absent from a rehearsal because of illness or a death in the immediate family, written excuse from a doctor, parent or guardian must be given to the instructor upon returning to school. Advance notice should be given.

11. After-school rehearsals begin promptly 5 minutes after the dismissal bell. Tardiness to these rehearsals may result in probation or expulsion from the performance. (For special circumstances, call time may be amended).

12. Students must be in class (academic and arts area) all day, on the day of a technical, dress and performance, unless otherwise arranged by the Dance Department.

13. Most after-school rehearsals will end 5 minutes before the activity bus departs, (unless previously scheduled otherwise) so students may dress in time to catch the activity bus. The beginning and ending time of all other rehearsals will be given in advance to the students by the instructor as well as being posted on the dance bulletin board. Transportation to and from rehearsals is both the student's and the parent's responsibility. It is important that the correct time and place of rehearsals is communicated to all parties.

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of a special effort prior to a major performance, and only if absolutely necessary. Students may volunteer to audition for guest artist or special events, which would require evening or weekend rehearsals. If chosen for the piece, the student is responsible for attending all rehearsals.

15. Students that are performing must attend school all day including first period in order to be eligible to perform. Any exceptions must be approved in advance by Dr. Penney and the Dean. Students must attend all technical and dress rehearsals prior to a performance. Students who are absent from any rehearsal will not be allowed to perform and may be dismissed from the group if the instructor is not notified in advance of a problem or unavoidable conflict. In the event of an emergency, prior notification by telephone is expected. Once committed to a performance, a student must attend technical and dress rehearsals in addition to the performance or a failing grade may occur.

Choreography and Performances

16. Dancers for individual numbers are chosen by the guest artist on the basis of need and at the artist's discretion. Every effort will be made to allow each member to perform. However, sometimes dancers are chosen on the basis of style, numbers, stage presence, etc. Absences may automatically exclude a dancer from the performance.

17. Students who commit to a faculty or student work must follow through until the performance is completed. All dance majors are expected to be in the Children's Dance Concert and the Historical Dance Concert. Dancers who fail to make rehearsals or level of performance expected will be dismissed from the dance and/or concert. A waiver for exemption from a concert must be requested before rehearsals begin.

18. All Dance Majors might be required to perform a 2 minute solo. All students are expected to be at all performances in which they are involved, without exception.

19. All dancers are expected to attend all Dance Department productions (such as The Awards and Senior Recital Banquet, Student Choreography Concert, etc.). All dance majors are required to attend Choreography and Spring Dance Concert and write a critique. All junior dance majors must attend the Awards and Senior Recital Banquet.

20. Students are expected to project a professional image on and off stage. This means proper dress, make-up, attitude, posture, stage presence, and a willingness to follow directions. Students will take part in backstage strike or clean up when necessary.

21. Students are required to know all the material for the performance as well as possible in order to avoid nervous anxiety, which comes from a lack of preparation. This is expected from everyone, from the smallest part to the lead roles. If everyone does this, the performance outcome will be terrific. The purpose of performing is to highlight you, the dancer, in the best way possible. However, the quality of the performance (not the choreography) is the responsibility of the dancer (performer).

22. All major performances will have notification in advance of performance dates, which will be given to students. Your instructors will try to give you as much notice as possible. On occasion the instructor has been given last minute notice (check tentative performance dates list in your packet). Dancers must clear the week of performance for technical and dress rehearsals. Students should bring costumes, make-up and grooming products to all technical and dress rehearsals.


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23. Students are expected to be on time for all performances. Call time may vary due to the location and length of the performance. It is also expected that students arrange to stay for approximately 30 to 60 minutes to help breakdown and properly replace equipment and supplies. (This means everyone, unless a particular stage crew has been selected for that performance. Breakdown always goes faster when everyone helps-not just a few).

24. Students must turn in all costumes after the final performance. Failure to do so will result in a $10.00 late fee. If a costume is not returned within 3 days after the final performance the student will be charged the full amount of the costume's replacement value.

Critiques

25. All dance majors are expected to write at least one critique per quarter. The first three critiques will be used for extra credit in your technique block. Critiques should be typed and turned in by the designated date. Critiques are to comment and evaluate the craft of the choreography, lighting design, costuming, etc ... These are not to be critical of individuals or groups but based on discussion of the elements of dance composition and production value.

26. All dance majors will attend and critique the Choreography and Spring Dance Concert. The Spring Dance Concert Critique is an integral assignment, which is a major part of the 4th quarter grade. Secure this date for attendance now. All students must turn in a typed critique that fits the guidelines.

Special Note: All students are expected to follow all of the above requirements to the letter in addition to all of the Dance Department class rules, dress code etc. Failure to do so will result in expulsion from the performance and/or performing group and/or school. These rules may seem tough, but they are necessary to deliver outstanding performances. Each person affects the performance level. When everyone carries his or her own load, the result is a professional atmosphere and an incredible experience on stage.


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DOUGLAS ANDERSON SCHOOL OF THE ARTS DANCE DEPARTMENT REQUIREMENTS CONTRACT

SIGNATURE FORM

Your signature below indicates you have read completely and agree to comply with the

requirements listed in the Dance Department Requirement Contract, Class Rules, Dress

Codes, and Grading Procedures.

Please print and sign this contract agreement and turn it into the Dance

Department by the second Friday of September.

Date: __________________________________________________________

Print Student’s Name: _____________________________________________

Student’s Signature: ______________________________________________

Print Parent/Guardian’s Name: ______________________________________

Parent/Guardian’s Signature: _______________________________________


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Choreographer's Requirements Contract

(Required for all students enrolled in choreography class and ALL Senior Dance Majors)

All students in Choreography classes and all senior dance majors should sign this contract. Please be advised that not all students will be selected as student choreographers. The following is a list of requirements in order to insure a good performance for both choreographer and dancer. Please read and sign in the space provided.

1. All rehearsals must be scheduled in advance after school to enable dancers to ride the activity bus. All after school rehearsals must be supervised by a member of dance faculty. Dr. Penney must approve any rehearsal other than after school.

2. Each performer must be given a list of rehearsals in advance. This will ensure that they will be on time for the choreographer, as well as allow dancers time to adjust their personal schedules to the rehearsal times.

3. Use of all performers and also the release of a performer must be approved by Dr. Penney. Use of live musicians also needs advance approval from Dr. Penney.

4. Costumes will be coordinated from the wardrobe available from either the dancer's required dancewear for school or the DA costume closet. Any additional costuming that the choreographer wants will be acquired at or her own expense. Dancers do not contribute money for costuming beyond normal dancewear.

5. All choreographers are to provide two high quality CDs; one for rehearsal and one for the performance. Make sure all CDs are edited properly with no hissing, clicks or abrupt endings. Only your music for dance should be on the CD, no other tracks. Use of music must be preapproved before rehearsals begin.

6. It is the choreographer's responsibility to confirm that every participant (including him/herself) has:

a) Met fair share requirements b) Signed all field trip forms and turned them in to proper person

(If an off school location is used)

c) Read and completed their Dancer's I Choreographer's Contract

d) Approached rehearsals and dancers professionally

e) Met a 2.0 grade average in order to be selected to perform in a piece

7. Student choreographers must accept guest artist and faculty rehearsals as a priority and be flexible in the usage of studios. Choreographers must share the spaces graciously.

8. Student choreographers must meet deadlines in data sheet, lighting requirements, biographies and program information.

9. Choreographers are to choreograph utilizing dance as an art form. IT MUST BE YOUR OWN WORK! PLAGIARISM WILL RESULT IN FAILURE.

10. Movie music may not be used without permission from Dr. Penney and written permission from the music source. It is the student choreographer's responsibility to secure permission and turn in a copy to Dr. Penney and to the principal's office.

11. Musical scores (Broadway- on or off locations) may NOT be used due to royalty requirements. Do not begin any dance to be performed for a paying audience using music from a musical theatre production.

12. Choreography must be approached from a fine arts perspective. "Trendy" music video style routines are NOT permitted. Choreography should reflect a style of dance you learned in your years at DA. Creativity is a must!

13. Choreography must have a concept (abstract, narrative, movement oriented etc.), unity, contrast and development. The dance should have structure and require skill or technique.

14. Plan your lighting design. Have all special equipment cleared with Dr. Penney and the technical director in advance.


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Choreographer's Contract Signature Form

This form must be signed by all students in choreography class and all senior dance majors.

We agree to follow the rules and responsibilities outlined in the Choreographer's Contract

regarding choreography class and the senior dance.

Please print and sign this Choreographer's Contract Signature Form and return it to the DA. Dance Department by September 2, 2011.

Date: __________________________________________________________

Print Student’s Name: _____________________________________________

Student’s Signature: ______________________________________________

Print Parent/Guardian’s Name: ______________________________________

Parent/Guardian’s Signature: _______________________________________


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Dance Department Class Dress Code

All Dance Majors must have BOTH modern and ballet attire every day they are at DA. This includes test days, field trip days etc ... EVERYDAY!

Ballet Attire

Everyone must have ballet slippers with elastic sewn over the instep.

Girls - All female students must wear black leotards (one black camisole princess style leotard required) and pink ballet slippers (Pointe shoes when necessary). Hair must be pulled neatly away from the face and pinned up in a bun if the hair is shoulder length or longer.

Boys - All male students must wear men's black tights, a close-fitting white t-shirt, white socks and white or black ballet shoes. Dance supports (dance belts) are required. Males are also required to have men's white tights with feet. NO SHORTS!!

Modern Attire

Everyone must own a flesh colored leotard - females a camisole and males a tank style (professional weight)

Girls - All female students must wear black leotards and black footless tights or black unitard. Hair is to be secure.

Boys - All male students must wear a black leotard and footless tights or close-fitting sweat

pants.

*At the discretion of the teacher, the official Dance Department shorts (sold by the Dance Guild) may be approved for class use. Students must have their tights available daily.

Jazz and Theatrical Dance Attire

Everyone must have jazz shoes. Theatrical dance requires both jazz and tap shoes.

Girls - All female students must wear a black unitard or leotard with black, tan or pink tights, and black

jazz oxfords. Advanced levels may be required to have tan character shoes as well. No French cut

leotards will be permitted. Hair must be pulled away from the face and pinned up.

Boys - All male students must wear tights or jazz pants, a solid color t-shirt and jazz oxfords. No SHORTS!!

Tap Attire

Girls - All female students must wear black unitards, or black leotards with black, tan or pink tights and

black or tan tap shoes. Tel-tone taps are preferred with a secure strap and should be screwed down

instead of nailed. Hair must be pulled away from the face.

Boys - All male students must wear tights or close-fitting warm up pants, a solid black t-shirt and black

tap shoes.

Character Dance Attire

Same as ballet but students are required to have tan character dance shoes (if student has another color

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instructor.

Ethnic Attire

All students should wear either a black unitard or black leotard with black tights. Male dancers should wear a solid black tight fitting t-shirt and solid black warm up pants.

Please Note

Leg warmers, fitted sweaters and body sweaters are only permitted during cold weather and only with the permission of the teacher. Sweat pants and warm up pants are only permitted as described above. Plastic pants, bicycle pants, Capri style pants or tights, shorts, or street shoes will not be permitted. Dance shoes must be worn in class (except modern or jazz warm up) and are not permitted to be worn to and from class. Mid-drift tops are not allowed for class OR rehearsals, as bare midsections are not permitted. T-shirts are allowed in dance class ONLY with the teacher's approval. The colors allowed are: black, white, tan, or pink. Revealing necklines, high cut, or French cut leotards are NOT permitted and there should be NO KNOTS to be worn in leotard or unitard straps.

For performances students are required to supply their own tights and on occasion must supply trunks or shoes of various kinds or colors. All male students are required to have black form fitting sweat pants and

.all female students are required to have a black chiffon or georgette dance skirt either mid-thigh to floor

length, to be used as a cover-up. Students can also wear black DA sweat pants as a cover-up between the

locker room, classroom or main office. Other permissible cover-ups for dance class warm ups are detailed in the dress code.

AT NO TIME IS UNDERWEAR OR TRUNKS TO BE WORN AS OUTERWEAR!!!

All dancewear is to be clean and in good repair at all times. Leotards and tights should be laundered before wearing to class another day. All dance students and dance majors are required to have two complete sets of dancewear on campus at ALL times!!! One is for Ballet and one for Modern. Failure to comply may result in the lowering of your grade!!!! The manufacturer should finish all tights. This means students are not to wear tights that have the feet cut off or holes ripped in the soles.

There are to be NO two-piece leotard styles. Dance shoes are to be worn at all times in all classes. Bare feet are allowed only in modem classes. Street shoes are not allowed on dance floors.

Students with permanent body tattoos and/or body piercings, large enough to be seen from stage, may be excluded from classical dances (this includes arms, legs, feet, hands, navels, face, etc) at the discretion of the Choreographer or Teacher. Students may be asked to remove body or face jewelry for class, rehearsals or concert performances as the risk of dislodging jewelry or ripping flesh and producing blood or getting tangled in a costume can cause for a dangerous conditions. Students with body or face jewelry may be excluded from participation until jewelry is removed. Students’ failure to comply with the dress code will affect their participation and grade.


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Douglas Anderson School of the Arts

Dance Department Class Rules

All dance students are expected to follow the Dance Department dress code and policies.

Gum, candy, food and drinks of any kind are not allowed in class or in the locker rooms.

In order to prevent injury to themselves or others, students will not be allowed to wear loose or dangling jewelry, nose rings, navel rings etc.

Students are responsible for their own personal belongings and should not bring valuables to class.

Street shoes are NOT to be worn in any of the dance studios. Only dance shoes are allowed in the studios and these should not be worn outside.

Students are responsible for reading the main dance bulletin board for announcements and other dance related information. This information is updated and changed daily so it should be checked at least once a day.

Factors that affect your dance grades include failure to dress properly for each class, participation, and excessive tardiness or absences. Students who excessively fail to participate daily will NOT receive an “A" and may fail the course.

The makeup policy for missing individual technique classes is to take one after school make up class or two red classes in technique to make up for the absences.

For theory and elective classes you must meet the individual make up assignments given by the teacher. It is up to the student to request make up work.

In the event of illness and injury that restricts dancing for one or more classes, a signed note from] a parent or physician is required. Students who are not participating for reasons of injury or illness are required to quietly observe class and make written notes that may be checked by the instructor for that day. Requirements for four or more consecutive days of absence or non-participation are as follows:

4 days: A six page paper to set by the teachers in the technique rotation

5 days or more or have a chronic injury: A six page paper for the Ballet Instructor and a second paper the same lenth for the Modern Dance Instructor.

All term papers are to be in an approved style with standard print and proper resources. Wikipedia is not an accepted source. Plagiarized material will not be accepted for credit.

All essays must be typed in acceptable book style such as, MLA or Campbell with bibliography footnotes etc. These must be submitted by date designated by the teacher. Students must request topics from the faculty.

Absences for technique class must be made up by taking the after school designated make up class or by 2 RED Day make up sessions. Make up for other movement or theory classes must be arranged with the individual instructor. Students must take advantage of this program for daily absences or non-participation. There is no need to have last minute assignments as students must use the class make up system.

Students who attend outside cultural events and school related cultural events will be given extra credit. See your dance teacher for additional information.

Students are expected to attend all Dance Department performances. If there is a conflict the student should notify the Dance Department with a note from the student's parent. Spring Dance Concert is MANDATORY for all dance majors.

ALL dance students are expected to keep a dance notebook for class notes and handouts.

Questions and problems within the Dance Department should be addressed to the teacher, and if necessary

to the Dance Department head or someone designated for this purpose.


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Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Dance Department Grading Procedures

Student grades are determined by the following at the discretion of the faculty:

Dance Technique

Written knowledge and theory

Attitude, participation, and improvement

Dance Technique (Skill and Performance)

Technical ability - form and quality of movement

Expression - performance quality

Musicality

Rate of improvement

Skill exams and performances in dance presentations of selected

choreography

Written Assignments and Tests

Quizzes and Notebook

Research Paper

Critiques - dance performances

Final exam

NOTE: Turning in assignments late will result in a lowered grade or failure of assignment.

Attitude and Participation

Willingness to follow instructions Working hard; taking corrections with a positive attitude

Consistently striving to improve, and take class daily

Note: Students who fail to participate daily will NOT receive an”A" and may fail the course

Attendance at Dance Concerts

Is required

A critique must be turned in by deadline or grade will be lowered

In exceptional circumstances, students who fail to participate or are absent have

the responsibility of requesting and completing an alternative assignment to

receive course credit and a passing grade. No alternative assignments are

accepted for spring concert critiques.

*AII Senior Dance Majors must comply with Senior Recital Project Requirements.

Extra Credit: Students who attend and critique outside cultural events and school related cultural events will be given extra credit. See your dance teacher for additional information.


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Dance Department Policy Regarding Dance Majors

Requirement to Attend Performances

***AII dance majors must attend the Choreography and Spring Dance Concert. A Critique of this performance is required by all students. Plan to attend now. NO EXCUSES will be accepted! All dance majors are required to attend and critique at least two (2) performances per nine weeks. These are to be professional artists, college faculty recitals, or approved college companies or plays.

One performance must be an in school performance (DA group) and one must be an approved outside performance group. Students are encouraged to see as much professional dance as possible and in addition it is highly recommended to attend events such as gallery exhibits, music concerts, opera and theatre.

All dance majors are encouraged to attend Extravaganza. Extra credit is given for critiques of this performance.

All dance majors are expected to see and critique the Choreography and Spring Dance Concert.

Requirements Regarding Hairstyle:

Dancers at DA are to wear a required hairstyle to dance classes.

Female dancers are to wear a traditional classical ballet bun with hair slicked back with no bumps, braids or cornrows. If hair is too short for a bun it must be pinned, clipped or gelled flat to the head without lumps or geometric patterns. For modern, tap and jazz classes female students will secure hair in buns, French twists, single braids, "George Washington" or ponytails in a secure fashion that will not impede their movement, cover their eyes or cause danger to one's person, classmates or present a distraction. No flyaway strands of hair for any type of dance!

Young man hairstyles should be short and neat. Braids are not allowed. For performances students must comply with the hairstyles appropriate for the dance and required by the choreographer.


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SENIOR DANCE MAJORS

Welcome to your senior year at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts. This year promises to be exciting

and busy for all of our senior dancers. This paper serves to make you aware well in advance of all your

senior year expectations in the Dance Department.

In order to receive your dance seal on your diploma, all senior dance majors must have completed a dance technique class every semester and also completed one choreography or composition course.

ALL senior arts area majors are required to fulfill a performance requirement. This will require you to keep

one day a week sometime during the year, open after school for rehearsals. The day for these rehearsals will

be determined at a later date.

Please note that all senior dance majors enrolled in the senior choreography class MUST submit a piece for

The Dance Awards Banquet and Senior Recital (see Dr. Penney for guidelines).

However, any senior dance major may volunteer to choreograph a dance or solo piece for the Dance Awards Banquet and Senior Recital. Plan early and get commitments from other dance majors who are reliable to be in your piece. Seniors will be extremely busy all year so organize and make preparations now.

All senior dance majors are encouraged to submit a two-minute warm-up and two-minute solo for Arts Recognition in the style of your choice. You can refer to the guidelines for more help in this area. Please visit the website for the National Foundation for Advancements in Arts. www.NFAA.com

The Dance Department would also like to announce that we are making arrangements for photo portfolios to

be made at a reasonable price to interested dancers. Details will be given out at a later date. .

Because there are so many senior commitments later in the year, please plan to pay your Fair Share obligation early including any departmental trips.

If you have not done so please sign up for and take the SAT as soon as possible. You should already be

getting organized in advance to gather information and prepare college applications. We would like all our

dancers to strive for excellence and seriousness of commitment to all senior requirements and the Dance

Department so that your actions will reflect your hard work, talent and years of training. Best wishes for a

great senior year and all of your final achievements here at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts.

Sincerely, Dr. Phyllis A. Penney

http://www.nfaa.com/


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Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Media Release

I hereby authorize the videotaping, photographing and recording of my child,

(Print student's name)

and/or the release of his or her name and achievement(s) for educational and other bona fide related purposes, and consent to the showing of these to any persons. I also authorize the use of the videotape/photography and any other information in printed matter or other media for presentations of the Duval County Public Schools without further consent from me. I agree that such media information shall be the property of Douglas Anderson School of the Arts and the Duval Public Schools.

(Signature of parent or guardian) (Date)


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Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Fair Share

Fair Share helps underwrite supplies and fees for class use, concert

production and involvement in dance organizations, which covers items such as Lighting Design, Music, Copyrights, Downloading or Copying Music, Compact Discs, DVD’s, Filming or Video Taping, Printing of Handouts for class use, Printing of Programs, Posters, Postcards, Stationary, etc. It helps pay for the purchases of Costumes, Fabric, Notions, Patterns and items needed for Costume Construction for Concerts and Dance Production Class Projects plus the Cleaning, Care and Storage of Costumes, from detergent, bleach, storage bins, to dry cleaning if needed. It underwrites Guest Artist Residencies and Master Classes, which may include Artist Fees, Lodging, Car Rental, Gas Reimbursement and/or Transportation Fees such as Air, Train or Bus Expenses. Other Class and Performances Expenses such as Equipment and Maintenance including Sound, Sewing, and Computer and Software maybe maintained or provided through use of Fair Share and Booster funding. Memberships, Registrations and Fees for Organizations such as NDEO, Florida Dance Association, NHSDF, etc are also paid. Student Awards, Senior Gifts, Refreshments, Flowers for Events, Chaperones, Bus Driver and Teacher Expenses may be covered for various Field Trips, Conferences, Meeting or Festivals. Dance Guild Fundraising Items, Paper, Supplies, Storage, Banking and Auditing Expenses may also be covered. The items listed are a sample of but do not include all expenses that may arise. Students are encouraged to pay or raise funds for Fair Share promptly. We DO NOT bank money for students. If students raise more money than their Fair Share it will be with the understanding that this overage will be considered fundraising to benefit the Dance Program in General and WILL NOT BE REFUNDED. The only exception is when a student's family paid for a Field Trip, Out of Pocket, where the cost was overestimated by more than $20.00. Students scheduled to participate in a field trip are obligated to pay or fundraise for that event and may not be refunded if they drop out, as group expenses are based on the number of students scheduled to participate.


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Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Fair Share

Each student at DA is expected to help with the raising of funds for the arts program for which they are enrolled. The Dance Department student's level of expected contribution is listed below. This requirement may be met in any combination of the following methods:

Personal Payment Sponsorship by an organization or individual

Sale of advertisements for performance programs/other fundraising programs

Whatever your choice or method of payment, all deadlines for payment must be met.

General Dance Majors* $165.00

Creative Dance Ensemble $235.00

Dance Theatre __________________ $285.00

Musical Theatre (excluding Foundations) ** $100.00

Due dates for Fair Share Payment:

Deposit (1/2 of Fair Share): September 21, 2011

Remainder of Fair Share: October 19, 2011

Each dance major that pays their Fair Share in full will receive attendance entry to the Dance Awards Banquet & Senior Receital provided they make a reservation by the posted deadline.

Failure to send in your Fair Share will exempt your student from participating in any on or off campus performances, festivals, field trips and school activities. Your promptness is appreciated and needed to cover expenses. Please contact the Director of Dance if these deadlines cannot be met.

Students can participate in select fundraisers to help pay their fair share or trip expenses. If interested please visit www.dasotadance.org for more details.

Any student who participates in Extravaganza Tap piece must sell an additional $50 ad.

*Any Dance Major who performs in any Douglas Anderson dance concert and who is not in Creative Dance Ensemble or Dance Theatre will be considered a "General Dance Major" and will therefore be responsible for meeting the General Dance Major's Fair Share.

** Musical theater students in technique levels beyond foundations must pay a fair share of $100.



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CONSENT FORM FOR PERFORMANCE GROUP MEMBERS FOR SINGLE-DAY, IN-COUNTY ACTIVITIES

(THIS PERMISSION FORM DOES NOT COVER OUT-OF-COUNTY OR OVERNIGHT ACTIVITIES.)

PRINT all information clearly

Student's Name _____________________________ Grade _________________

Arts Area ______________ Name of Performance Group __________________

Home Address ________________________ City ________________ ZIP ______ _

. Home Phone Emergency Number(s)

I acknowledge that my child has been selected to be a member of the above mentioned performance

group at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts (henceforth referred to as the "School"). I also acknowledge that as a member of this group, my child will be attending master classes, professional

performances, and/or performing him/herself at various locations throughout the school year which

will involve transportation to and from the activity. I hereby give consent for my child to participate in these activities/performances, and I authorize the School to transport my child in accordance with Duval County School Board student transportation policies. I understand that there will be a bus fee for all local field trips in addition to the field trip fee.

I realize the additional educational benefits afforded my child as a result of performing in this group, and do hereby release and discharge the Duval County School Board and its officers, employees, and agents from all liability and damages of any nature whatsoever arising from or in connection with said participation in and transportation to and/or from an approved activity, except for the sole negligence of the Duval County School Board and its officers, employees, and agents.

I further authorize the School to obtain any emergency medical care that may become necessary

for the student in the course of such performance or transportation and understand that the cost of

such treatment will be at my expense.

I further understand that the established School dress code and the provisions governing student behavior contained in the Code of Student Conduct apply to each student participating in any school activity on or off school property.

DATE: _______________

Parent's/Guardian's Name - PRINT CLEARLY:

Parent's/Guardian's SIGNATURE:

Student SIGNATURE:


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Douglas Anderson Dance Guild Volunteer Form

Name:

E-Mail:

Home Phone:

Cell Phone:

I would like to volunteer for the following positions/events: Box Office: Banquet: AM PM Concessions: Merchandise: Hospitality: Costuming: Web Master: Fundraising: Florist: AD Sales: Dance Level Parent Liaison: Grant Writing: Level Other: Mailings:


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KALEIDOSCOPE

Our first and largest fund raiser is Kaleidoscope. This is a hugely popular event enjoyed by the entire school! Kaleidoscope provides an opportunity for students in all arts areas to showcase their talent in an informal showing in the gym. Anyone or group interested in performing for Kaleidoscope must audition. The variety of student performances such as bands, vocalist, dancers, actors, visual artists, writers, and magicians provide great entertainment and fun for all!

Please keep your material family friendly - no contraversial material. All costumes must

be preapproved. Solos are rarely selected-Kaladeiscope is intended to encourage interdiplinary arts

pieces and group perfomance.

The Dance Guild raises additional funds for the Dance Department by the sale of concessions at Kaleidoscope as well as all the other dance concerts.

Below is a list of items that we need to have donated to assist with these projects. You

may either donate them personally or solicit the items from area businesses. Please drop off all

donated items to the Dance Department during school hours or at Dance Guild meetings.

We need these donations year round to help supply the concession demand at all our

concerts.

Please help us by donating one or more of the following products:

CONCESSION DONATIONS NEEDED

(for Kaleidescope, Class solos and other events)

Canned Soda & Bottled water - (Can only be products designated by Dance Guild due to contract restraints)

Individually wrapped snack crackers, cookies and candy packets.

Gift certificates to local grocery stores and pizza parlors.

PLEASE send in donations as soon as possible so this will be a successful concession fund raiser!!


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Kaleidoscope Performance Audition Form

Name of Student Director

Type of Act / Style of Art Form

Mood of Piece

Length of Piece (Power will be cut off at five minutes)

Number of performers

Names of performers: Student Directors Please attach a typed cast list with the first and last names of each

performer. Make sure your cast list is in alphabetical order and each name is spelled correctly.

Equipment needed (List all microphones, slide projectors, etc. All students using recorded music must provide a CD containing only the music to be used. All Bands must supply their own sound equipment, gear, accessories etc. Do not ask the Theatre or Tech. Departments for these!!

Other Technical needs

Additional Information All participants must have a 2.0 G.P.A or higher to perform

One student must be listed as the director so your group can be invited

Students are encouraged to blend art forms and use live music.

Refrain from using profanity, racial, ethnic or religious slurs.

Dress code is in effect

Lighting and technical needs must be kept to a minimum.

Select material suitable for a family audience.

There is a 5-minute time limit- power will be shut off after this limit!

All participants are expected to strike and clean-up the gym.

Important: Please print clearly below the exact spelling of participant's first then cast names and any other program notes:

Title

Director

Composer

Performers (printed alphabetically)


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Other Credits

Box Office 2012/2013 DANCE SEASON TICKET PACKAGE ORDER FORM

Ultimate season ticket package includes:

One Ticket for Historical Concert (Friday or Saturday) circle only one

One Ticket for Student Choreography

One Ticket for Children's Concert: (Thursday or Friday) circle only one

One Ticket for Spring Concert

Ultimate How Many? Total Price Seat Request

Economy $32.00

Standard $44.00

Elite season ticket package includes:

One Ticket for both Historical Concert Performances

One Ticket for Student Choreography

One Ticket for both Children's Concert Performances

One Ticket for Spring Concert

Elite How Many? Total Price Seat Request

Economy $48.00

Standard $60.00

If your requested seat is not available, the box office will call you for your second choice. If contacting you is

unsuccessful the closest available seat to your request will be assigned. All ticket donations are final, and

nonrefundable. Your Season Tickets can be picked up during regular box office hours or at will call. Make all

checks payable to DA Dance Guild. Return order forms with payment to Dr. Penny or Mail to Douglas Anderson

Dance Guild BOX OFFICE 2445 SAN DIEGO ROAD JAX. FL 32207

Name:

Dancer's Name: Level:

Phone: (Best Number to reach you at)

e-mail address:

Seating chart of Theatre is on next page


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Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Dance Department

Merchandise Order Form

ITEM PRICE SIZE QUANTITY

SWEATSHIRT $20 S M L

HOODIE SWEATSHIRT

$35 S M L

SWEATPANTS $25 S M L

B&W T-SHIRT $15 S M L

CLASS COLOR T-SHIRT

$18 S M L

CAPS $18

DA WATER BOTTLES

$10

Please print and fill out order form and attach your check or money order

payable to: DA DANCE GUILD

Return orders to the Dance Department.

Name: Phone No

Address:

e-mail:

Dancer’s Name: Level:

For Items not in stock please allow 6 - 8, weeks for delivery.

We will send your order home with your student.

One size fits most.


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Douglas Anderson School of the Arts - Dance Department Advertising Form

Organization:

Contact person: Phone number

Size of Advertisement:

Check one of the following. If you choose to advertise in more than one performance program,

Please use a separate form for each advertisement.

___ ¼ page $30 ___ ½ page $60

___ ¾ page $80 ___ Full page $100

Concert program advertisement is to appear in:

Kaleidoscope

Historical Dance Concert

Student Choreography Concert

Children's Dance Concert

Spring Dance Concert

Advertisement forms for Extravaganza are available in the Office in the fall. All Extravaganza

advertisement requests are due before the winter break.

** EXTRAVAGANZA ads are different prices, but are credited to the Dancer’s Fair Share**

Advertisement forms and copy must be received at least two weeks before the performance date.

Please attach camera-ready copy. Advertisements will be in black and white. Photographs and color

copies do not reproduce well. All checks should be made payable to "DA Dance Guild".

Student to receive credit:

(NOTE: For this ad to count towards a student's "Fair Share" the advertisement form and payment must be received before the "Fair Share" deadline.)

Make checks payable to: Douglas Anderson Dance Guild


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Douglas Anderson School of the Arts - Dance Department HOW TO BECOME A FRIEND OF DANCE

The Douglas Anderson School of the Arts Dance Department provides dance training for approximately 150 dance majors in addition to their academic studies. The performing groups, Dance Theatre and Tap Ensemble, provides interested students the opportunity to further their dance study, to perform in concert productions and to dance in the academic and local community.

Our formal concerts include Children's Concert, Student Choreography Concert, Extravaganza,

Historical Concert, Spring Concert and Senior Recital. Opportunities to perform also include

monthly school"show times" and for various other community organizations and events.

Preparation for the performance takes place in class and after school rehearsals. The

choreographers are Dance Department faculty, guest choreographers, and selected students.

With your contribution you: Join other benefactors in providing financial resources for promising young dancers

Further the development of a fine academic dance program

Are invited to special dance functions

YOUR INTEREST AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT ARE NEEDED AND MOST SINCERELY APPRECIATED

Name:

Complete Address:

Friend to $49

Patron $50 to $99

Silver Circle of Friends $100 to $499

Gold Circle of Friends $500 to $999

Platinum Circle of Friends $1000 and over

Your gift will be used:

As matching money for grants For guest artist I Choreographers For scholarship awards program For Children's Dance Concert As needed for the dance program

Please make checks payable to Jacksonville Public Education Fund (JPEF) for DA Dance

245 Riverside Ave, Suite 320 Jacksonville, Florida 32202-4924

Thank You in advance for your donation!


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DANCE MAJOR CHECK LIST

NAME: LEVEL

REQUIRED:

BRING SIGNED DOCUMENTS TO CLASS ON THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL.

READ ENTIRE 2012-2013 DANCE PACKET

READ, PRINT, AND SIGN DANCE DEPARTMENT REQUIREMENT CONTRACT

READ, PRINT, AND SIGN CHOREOGRAPHER'S REQUIREMENTS CONTRACT

READ, PRINT, AND SIGN MEDIA RELEASE FORM

BRING IN A COMPLETED COPY OF YOUR 2012-2013 SPORTS PHYSICAL FORM

VISTED DANCE DEPARTMENT WEBSITE AT www.dasotadance.org

UPDATED YOUR STUDENT INFORMATION AT CHARMS link on the

www.dasotadance.org website

OPTIONAL:

READ, PRINT, AND SIGN VOLUNTEER FORMS

SIGNED UP FOR VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES ON CHARMS

READ, PRINT, AND SIGN MERCHANDISE ORDER FORM

READ, PRINT, AND SIGN SEASON TICKET ORDER FORM

READ, PRINT, AND SIGN KALEIDOSCOPE AUDITION FORM

READ, PRINT, AND SIGN ADVERTISEMENT REQUEST FORM

READ, PRINT, AND SIGN FRIENDS OF DANCE FORM

DUE DATES:

SEPT. 23nd

SIGNED FORMS DUES

SEPT. 23nd

PHYSICAL FORM DUE

SEPT. 23st FIRST HALF OF FAIR SHARE DUE

DEC. 1st FAIR SHARE TOTAL DUE IN FU



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