Become the artist you want

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About us 6

High School Diploma 8

Sample timetable 10

Your creative space 12

Electives 14

Acting 16

Technical Theater 18

Visual Arts 20

Music 22

Innovation Academy 24

Faculty 26

Your career 30

University preparation 32

Extracurricular activities 34

Our accommodation 36

A diverse community 38

Living in Boston 40

Summer School 42

Application form 44

Dates and fees 45

All information correct at time of publication.

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About usCAMBRIDGE SCHOOL OF VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS (CSVPA) IS A DEDICATED ARTS AND PERFORMANCE SCHOOL, BASED IN THE UK. IN ASSOCIATION WITH CSVPA, CATS ACADEMY BOSTON ARE NOW OFFERING A CREATIVE-ARTS FOCUSED HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO STUDY A VARIETY OF VISUAL AND PERFORMING ART ELECTIVES.

Our class sizes are small, our school is diverse and our staff have excellent industry experience.

With an average class size of 15 students, we give one-on-one support, so you can become the artist you want to be and progress on to a top art school in the United States.

All of our students are part of a vibrant, multicultural community of highly creative people who share common dreams and ambitions. You will make friends from around the world, sharing ideas and experiences that elevate your work and inspires you to explore your own creativity.

Additional 1-2-1 support from specialist tutors

A specific focus on portfolio preparation

More studio access time

WHY CHOOSE US?

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High School DiplomaTHIS TWO YEAR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA PROGRAM HAS BEEN DESIGNED TO SUIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL STUDY NEEDS AND PUT YOU ON THE PATHWAY TO UNIVERSITY OR COLLEGE SUCCESS.

This program will ensure you meet the core graduation requirements to achieve your High School Diploma. Through access to the art department teachers and facilities you will explore a variety of creative media and develop skills to help you articulate and communicate through art making.

To graduate from CATS Academy and receive your high school diploma, you will need to have studied the following, or the equivalent:

• 4 years of English Literature • 2 year of the Arts • 3 years of World Languages (for native speakers of English) • 4 years of Mathematics • 3 years of Science • 3 years of Social Sciences/History (including one year of US History) • up to 4 years of English as a Second Language for non-native speakers

ENTRY REQUIREMENTSAGE16 years +

EDUCATIONAL LEVELSuccessful completion of Grade 10 or equivalent

YOU WILL NEED • 1 year of Science • 2 years of Mathematics • 1 year of Social Sciences • 1 year of World Languages

ENGLISH LEVEL FOR INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS TOEFL 60 (IELTS 5.0)

PORTFOLIONo portfolio required.

COURSE DETAILSLENGTH 2-4 semesters

COURSE STARTJan/Sept

CORE SUBJECTSEnglish, Maths, Social Science, Science, Languages

Creative Arts

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TIMES MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

8:00-9:10 English Math English Math English

9:15-9:30 Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom

9:35-10:45 History Science History Science History

10:45-11:00 Free time Free time Free time Free time Free time

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11:00-11:35 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch

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12:20-13:05 Advisory Advisory Advisory Advisory Advisory

13:10-16:10Creative Arts

Electives Creative Arts

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17:30-18:30 Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner Dinner

19:00Curfew/In dorm

Curfew/In dorm

Curfew/In dorm

Curfew/In dorm Free time

19:30-21:00 Study hall Study hall Study hall Study hall

This timetable is illustrative and will vary depending on your program and subject choices.

Sample timetableA TYPICAL DAY IN THE LIFE OF A CSVPA BOSTON STUDENT IS FULL OF VARIETY FROM START TO FINISH – ALL WITH THE GOAL OF PREPARING YOU FOR LIFE AT UNIVERSITY.

You will spend time exploring your chosen electives and improving your English. There is also time to pursue the things you love, try new activities and develop a range of skills - all whilst immersed in American life and culture.

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Your creative spaceWE HAVE A VIBRANT VISUAL AND PERFORMING ARTS DEPARTMENT. OUR FACILITIES ALLOW STUDENTS TO EXPLORE A WIDE RANGE OF TALENTS AND INTERESTS WITHIN PROFESSIONAL, WELL-EQUIPPED ENVIRONMENTS.

ART STUDIOS FASHION LAB

& CUTTING ROOM

SCENE SHOP 4 MUSIC PRACTICE

ROOMS

BLACK BOX THEATER

MAIN STAGE

INNOVATION LAB

MUSIC PRODUCTION STUDIO

RECORDING STUDIO

DRAWING STUDIO

KEYBOARD LAB

PRINTMAKING/PAINTING STUDIO

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PERFORMING ARTS

• Actors’ Studio• Theatre Production • Acting for Film• Chorus • Introduction to Piano• Piano for Beginners • Intermediate Piano • Advanced Piano• Business of Music • Music Technology and Production • Instrumental Ensemble

SCIENCE

• AP Biology • AP Chemistry• AP Environmental Science• AP Physics: Mechanics• AP Physics: Electricity and Magnetism • Biology Honors• Chemistry Honors• Physics Honors• Environmental Science Honors• Genetics Honors• Biology • Chemistry • Physics• Physics: Optics, Heat, Electricity, and Magnetism• Modern Physics• Food and Medicine – An Organic Chemistry• Organic Chemistry• Environmental Science• Astronomy: Understanding our Solar System• Biomechanics

SOCIAL SCIENCE

• AP Macroeconomics• AP Microeconomics• AP United States History• AP Human Geography• AP World History• World History Honors• World History: Global Conflicts Honors• United States History Honors• Legal Concepts and Practice - Honors• World History• United States History• Contemporary Issues• World History: Global Conflicts• Introduction to Philosophy• Macroeconomics• Microeconomics• The Cold War

WORLD LANGUAGES

• AP French Language and Culture• AP Spanish Literature and Culture• AP Spanish Language and Culture• French Level 1-4• Spanish Level 1-4

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)

• Communicative English• Academic English• Academic English Advanced• Academic Writing

ENGLISH LITERATURE

• AP Language and Composition• Literature 1: Society and the Individual• Literature 2: Journeys• Literature 3: Independence• Literature 4: Critical Lenses• English Skills• Literature 1: Society and the Individual• Literature 2: Journeys• Literature 3: Independence• Literature 4: Critical Lenses• Creative Writing• Social Justice Literature

MATH

• AP Calculus • AP Statistics • Calculus Honors• Statistics Honors • Introduction to Abstract Mathematical Thought Honors• Multivariable Calculus Honors• Algebra Honors• Pre-Calculus Honors • Algebra • Pre-Calculus • Integrated Mathematics I• Integrated Mathematics II• Discrete Mathematics • History of Ancient Mathematics• History of Modern Mathematics• Introduction to Statistics• Game Theory• Applications of Game Theory: Traditional Game Design

TEST PREP

• SAT Prep• TOEFL Prep

TECHNOLOGY

• AP Computer Science• Coding for Visual and Interactive Media• Computer-Aided Design (CAD) • Introduction to Programming• Open Source Engineering• Robotics• Software Engineering

VISUAL ARTS

• AP Art History • AP Studio Art: 2D Design• AP Studio Art: 3D Design• AP Studio Art: Drawing • Graphic Design• Digital Photography and Video Production• Creating Comics – Introduction • Creating Comics – Advanced• Advanced Fashion: Sustainability• Advanced Fashion: Marketing and Technology• Advanced Fashion: Construction• Studio Art: Advanced Drawing and Painting• Introduction to Fashion Design: Reclaimed Materials• Costume Design and Construction• Textile Design• Studio Art: Introduction to Drawing • Studio Art: Introduction to Painting• Printmaking Survey

• AP COURSES • HONORS • COLLEGE PREPARATORY • TEST PREP • ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE

Electives

Correct at time of print – all electives are subject to availability and may change

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ActingWHETHER FOR THE STAGE OR THE SCREEN, ACTING HAS TWO DISTINCT FACETS. THE FIRST IS A HOLISTIC APPROACH THAT ENCOURAGES YOU TO PUSH BOUNDARIES AND HONE YOUR ABILITY AS A NEW ACTOR TO CONNECT WITH YOUR AUDIENCE AND EXPRESS THE POWERFUL FEELINGS OF YOUR CHARACTERS. THE SECOND FOCUSES ON TRAINING YOUR BODY AND VOICE SO YOU CAN MASTER THE TECHNICAL ELEMENTS OF PERFORMANCE AND COMMUNICATE EFFECTIVELY WITH AN AUDIENCE.

On this program you will learn strong technical skills and the history of acting. You will also develop confidence in your abilities and learn how to convey a breadth of human emotions and experiences through a diverse range of classes led by industry professionals.

Through studying contemporary and classical methods of acting, you will put your newly learnt skills to use through mainstage productions and numerous smaller performances.

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Technical TheaterTHE KEY TO SUCCESS FOR ANY PRODUCTION IS A COLLABORATIVE TEAM, WHERE ALL ROLES FROM LIGHTING TO PROPS, AND SOUND TO COSTUME MAKING, PLAY A VITAL PART IN THE CREATION OF AN ENTERTAINING SHOW.

Students who take this program will develop their knowledge of all parts of a production, as well as a specialization of their choosing. You will be up to date with industry standard programs, tools, construction techniques and safety protocols.

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Visual ArtsTHE VISUAL ARTS PROGRAM WILL ALLOW YOU TO EXPLORE A VARIETY OF CREATIVE MEDIA AND DEVELOP SKILLS TO HELP YOU COMMUNICATE THROUGH YOUR ART WORK.

Through this program, you will study a range of visual art electives including 3D Design, Fashion, Textiles, Fine Art, Graphic Design, Illustration, Animation, Photography and Film. In the first year, you will create a well-rounded portfolio that showcases the skills you have learnt through a variety of mediums. In year two, you will format your portfolio to meet the specific requirements of your chosen colleges. Learn from the best with our highly skilled arts faculty, who have experience both in teaching the arts, and pursuing them through successful careers.

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IN TODAY’S MUSIC INDUSTRY, IT IS NOT ONLY IMPORTANT TO PLAY AN INSTRUMENT WELL, BUT TO ALSO CREATE MUSIC IN AN EVER-CHANGING INDUSTRY. THIS INCLUDES COMPOSITION, PRODUCTION AND BUSINESS KNOWLEDGE.

Students will focus their studies through selecting a principal instrument, an ensemble course, and a dedicated studio block (recital prep, composition/songwriting, or production). Students can also obtain university credit through this program with the AP Music Theory course, designed to prepare you to study music at a university or conservatory.

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OUR INNOVATION ACADEMY OFFERS A UNIQUE EXPERIENCE EMPHASIZING THE ENGINEERING DESIGN PROCESS, ENABLED BY OUR EXCELLENT FACILITIES AND FACULTY.

Closely aligned with the STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) fields of study, the curriculum enables students to learn and improve skills in design, coding, and building. From research, to brainstorming, to selection to prototyping, students will learn how to use the engineering design process to devise solutions that have enduring impact on the world. Taught by professional engineers, makers, and computer scientists, students will finish this program with the skills necessary to excel in University and in the workplace. In the first year, students will explore a range of subject areas including coding, communication, engineering, and ethical use of technology. They will also take classes in the core subjects for the high school diploma such as English and Mathematics. By the second year, students will select their track (Engineering or Computer Science).

Innovation Academy

ENGINEERING TRACKIn the Engineering track, students will learn the skills that engineers need to design products that drive our modern economy. They experiment with mechanical machines, learn how to design and program robots, and find creative ways to integrate technology into clothing. Students will learn practical skills such as soldering, 3D modelling, 3D printing, circuit design, and basic coding, all of which will help students bring their projects to life. In their final year, students will find a real-world need, and then design and build a solution to fulfil that need.

COMPUTER SCIENCE TRACKIn the Computer Science track, students will develop multifaceted coding skills that will prepare them for college and for their career. They will start with courses on web development, proceeding to more complex coding languages, and will complete projects using Object Oriented Programming. In their final year, students will work as part of a diverse software engineering team to design and produce a program that fulfils a real-world need.

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Faculty

MARK PHELANVISUAL ARTS TEACHERMFA, PAINTING, UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, DARTMOUTH

BFA, PRINTMAKING, UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS, DARTMOUTH

Mark Phelan is a working artist from Southeastern Massachusetts with a studio in Kilburn Mills in New Bedford. He teaches painting and drawing at CSVPA Boston. Prior to working at CATS, Mark taught at University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth and Massachusetts College of Art and Design. He has a MFA in Painting and a BFA in Printmaking from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth. Mark exhibits his work regularly and it is in the archived collections of University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth and Massasoit Community College, and in private collections around the world.

NATE PUNCHESTHEATER DIRECTORMA, THEATER EDUCATION, EMERSON COLLEGE

Nathaniel oversees the Drama program at CSVPA Boston. He trains students how to effectively use their voices, bodies, and imaginations both on and off stage. This aids in the development of their inner voices and self-confidence. Prior to joining the faculty atCATS academy, Nathaniel worked as a freelance teacher/technician/designer/director/actor in the greater Boston area. He served as the resident set designer for Stage 284 and directed programs for Boston Children’s Theater. Before that, Nathaniel worked as theTechnical Director for Actor’s Shakespeare Project and The Barnstormer’s Theater. Last year he filled in as the interim Theater Director for Brimmer and May School. Nathaniel received his Master’s in Theater Education from Emerson College.

ROLAND LEWANMUSIC TEACHERBA, FILM SCORING & COMPOSITION, BERKLEE COLLEGE OF MUSIC

Roland ‘Skip’ Lewan is a musician and composer from Georgia who has brought his passion for music to CSVPA Boston. He a gigging musician and his instruments include piano, saxophone, and voice. Currently Skip is a worship director at the Kings Chapel as well as avocalist in the group Green Line X-tension. He received his undergraduate in Film Scoring and Composition from Berklee College of Music. Skip has interned with award-winning composer Yuval Ron, in Los Angeles, where he worked on the project, Color Therapy for Samsung which was launched in London, Vancouver, Bangalore, New York City, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Montreal, Paris, and Shanghai. He started the Music Industry program at CATS Academy which integrates music technology and the current state of the music industry into composition, production, and artist management.

KIM BARRYDEPARTMENT CHAIRBFA, FINE ARTS & SCULPTURE, RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN

MFA, PAINTING, UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS

Kim M. Barry has been instrumental in establishing the fine arts programs in fashion, music, theater, and the digital arts. Ms Barry has a Master’s of Fine Arts in Painting from the University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Sculpture fromRhode Island School of Design and an Associate of Fine Arts from Colby Sawyer College. Ms Barry is a professional ceramic artist and painter. She is a member of Hatch Street Studios and owner of Clay Trout Pottery. She lives in a small coastal town in South Eastern Massachusetts.

SAM DONOVANFASHION TEACHERBFA, FASHION DESIGN, PARSONS, NEW YORK

During his degree, Sam focused on sustainable design techniques such as zero waste pattern drafting, which he used designing his thesis. While at Parsons, he interned for numerous designers and design companies, including Anna Sui, Gap, and Eileen Fisher,where he contributed zero waste designs to the company’s cut and sew line. Immediately upon graduating school, Sam was recruited to participate on Project Runway, where he placed 1st runner-up. He would later compete on an All Star edition of the series. Sam hasfreelanced for Macy’s and the Hamburg-based sustainable denim line Bridge & Tunnel, and now designs for private clients.

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TRAVIS LIQUORIMUSIC TEACHER

TJ Liquori directs the chorus at CSVPA Boston and music directs the annual musical each spring. He also teaches all levels of keyboard classes, providing students with the tools they need to develop skill on a musical instrument and an understanding of music theory. Prior to joining CATS Academy, TJ taught as a K-5 general music teacher at 5 schools in Woburn, MA. He also wrote and directed the annual elementary school musical, as well as running an after school African drumming program and a singer-songwriter program. During the summers, TJ is a teaching artist for the Dedicated Performing Arts Team at The American School in Switzerland. He received his Bachelor of Music in Music Education from Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA, where he also directed the student classical chamber choir “Crepusculum". Currently, TJ is an avid music theater composer. He has been commissioned by both The American School in Switzerland and Children’s Stage Adventures to write original children’s musicals for touring and non-touring performances, and has also had his work produced at The Auburn Players Community Theatre and Merry-Go-Round Playhouse in Auburn, NY.

JEFF NAPIORTECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT CHAIRMS, AERONAUTICAL SCIENCE, EMBRY RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY

Jeff Napior runs the CATS Innovation Lab where students benefit from a ‘design-make-use’ philosophy. This approach leverages open-ended exploration and tacit learning, therefore helping students complete projects typically related to the STEAM disciplines. Jeff worked for fifteen years as an aerospace engineer. He has hands-on experience with the electrical integration of flight vehicles ranging from fighter jets to orbital-class rockets. He has professionally trained US Navy aircraft technicians, tutored high school students and provided post-GED math lessons to incarcerated persons. Jeff is a huge sci-fi fan and an avid reader.

DEVYN ROGERSSTEM TEACHER

During the school year, Devyn spends his time teaching students the various methods and practices on how to develop software. He teaches three different levels of computer science, Intro to Programming, AP Computer Science, and Software Engineering. These courses explore topics such as algorithm development. Database management, web design, and the software development lifestyle. Outside of the classroom he also runs the Coding Club, which students have entered a national app building competition. He also shows the students in the Coding Club how to properly design video games. Devyn’s teaching experience started while in college, where he was in charge of running many leadership workshops and conferences. Prior to arriving at CATS, he had recently received his degree in Computer Science with a specialty in Software Engineering and was doing freelance work. Working as a freelance developer gave Devyn a chance to discover new and exciting ways he could put his knowledge to use. He has been a part of teams to develop videos games and applications that help manage influencers manage their social media following. Outside of the world of programming he enjoys doing graphic design and video editing. In his free time he is an avid gamer, who is involved with the local competitive gaming scene, and considers himself to be a professional binge watcher.

KENT ARCHER FINE ART TEACHERBFA, SCHOOL OF VISUAL ARTS, NEW YORK

Kent Archer brings to CSVPA Boston his experience as a working arts professional alongside his passion for teaching. He teaches the fundamentals of art and helps students build portfolios for college admission. Kent has taught art courses at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Sacred Heart High School in Kingston Massachusetts and numerous local art centers. Kent has worked professionally in the field of comic books since 2005 when he co-launched the popular webcomic − Dr McNinja. His work has been published by Archie Comics, IDW Publishing, Dark Horse Comics, and Topps Trading Cards. Kent attended the received his BFA in Cartooning from the School of Visual Arts.

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Your careerTHE CREATIVE ARTS INDUSTRY IN THE U.S. IS BOOMING, WITH NORTH AMERICA HOLDING THE HIGHEST SHARE OF THE GLOBAL ART MARKET, ACCOUNTING FOR A SUM OF $630.5 BILLION*.

All visual and performing arts teachers guide students through the college portfolio and audition process to help them be the strongest candidates at university level.

Parsons School of Design

Emerson College

Tyler School of Art and Architecture

California Institute of Arts

California College of the Arts

Massachusetts College of Art and Design

Otis College of Art and Design

San Francisco Art Institute

*statistica.com

Our students have received acceptances to some of the top art schools in the United States, including:

The Savannah College of Art and Design

School of the Art Institute of Chicago

School of Visual Arts

Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, Los Angeles

Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, San Diego

Fashion Institute of Technology

Pratt Institute

The Los Angeles Film School

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UniversitypreparationRECEIVE EXPERT GUIDANCE FROM OUR COLLEGE COUNSELORS.

Our college counselors will help you apply to the best art colleges and universities. This will give you a head start to prepare your application for the colleges of your choice, so you can become the artist you want to be.

SUPPORT INCLUDES:

Help with building a college essay that will showcase your strengths

Assistance with registering for standardized university entrance exams

Assistance with obtaining transcripts from previous schools, if needed

Advice on financial aid options

Arranging meetings for you with representatives from colleges and universities

Providing trips to local colleges and universities

Guidance on how to ask for school and teacher recommendations

Support with ‘Common App’ submissions

Finalizing your college lists

Collecting and sending all appropriate documentation needed for application

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Extracurricularactivities

YOU CAN JOIN A WIDE RANGE OF EXTRACURRICULAR CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES TO HELP YOU RELAX AND KEEP YOU FOCUSED ON YOUR STUDIES, INCLUDING CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE CLUBS:

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INNOVATION LAB

THEATER

YEARBOOK CLUB

CODING CLUB

E GAMING CLUB

CATS CAFE (MUSIC PERFORMANCES)

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LIVING AT CSVPA BOSTON IS LIKE LIFE ON A COLLEGE CAMPUS.

We offer a mix of single and shared rooms with en-suite bathrooms in purpose-built accommodation – because we know if you are comfortable and relaxed in your surroundings you will flourish academically, socially and emotionally. We treat our students as young people, not children. Houseparents are available 24 hours a day to provide the support and nurturing you need to thrive.

Our accommodation

ESSENTIAL INFORMATION

Shared student lounge on every floor

Secure access cards for all students

Dedicated houseparent on every floor

400+ single and shared rooms with private bathroom

KEY FEATURES:

Wheelchair accessible

Shared kitchen and dining area on every floor

Free high-speed WiFi throughout the campus

Secure access cards for all students

Vending machines

Workout rooms

Game tables

Laundry room

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A diverse community

JOIN AN INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY

7 HOURS OF ENGLISH PER WEEK

EXPERIENCED STAFF

INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION

UNLIKE TRADITIONAL BOARDING SCHOOLS IN THE U.S., EVERYONE IN OUR CLASSES TENDS TO BE IN THE SAME SITUATION - AWAY FROM HOME, NEEDING HELP TO ACCLIMATIZE, TO MAKE NEW FRIENDS AND TO IMPROVE THEIR ENGLISH.

We support you every step of the way, from teachers who know how to adapt lessons to build confidence in English to houseparents who know what living so far away from home means.

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Living in BostonBOSTON IS THE PERFECT SETTING FOR YOU TO GAIN THE EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE TO SUCCEED IN YOUR STUDIES. In 2018, Boston was ranked number one university city in the world by Times Higher Education. A bustling student city, home to the highest-ranked global universities and colleges, Boston has been welcoming international students and visitors for many years.

You can take part in a wide range of academic, athletic, and social experiences across the city and at many of the top universities and colleges. On the weekends, we run free student shuttle buses from the campus to the local T station in Braintree, as well as the local shopping mall, South Shore Plaza, giving you lots of opportunities to explore the area.

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CSVPA Summer School in Boston

AT CSVPA BOSTON WE OFFER A RANGE OF DIVERSE AND CREATIVE SUMMER COURSES.

IF YOU ARE PASSIONATE ABOUT THE ARTS AND WANT TO EXPLORE YOUR CREATIVITY WITH OTHER YOUNG ARTISTS THEN SPEND THE SUMMER WITH US. OUR SUMMER COURSES ARE ALSO AN

EXCELLENT WAY TO PREPARE FOR FULL TIME STUDY!

ACCOMMODATION Our accommodation is located on campus and in brand new dorms. Each student will have their own en-suite and air-conditioned room. Each floor has its own comfortable student lounge which is the perfect place to hang out with your new friends. We offer a balance between supervision and independence to make sure that you are comfortable and happy in your accommodation.

MEALS Meals are included within the fees and include breakfast, lunch and evening meals all served on campus in the cafeteria. There are multiple delicious options for each meal and we can cater for all dietary requirements.

EVENING ACTIVITIESActivities might include a club night, fashion show, international showcase, staff vs student sports events, scavenger hunt, film night, casino night and many more! The incredible facilities available on the campus means that we can do anything that we want!

EXCURSIONS We have excursions on both Saturday and Sunday. Activities on Saturday might include a day trip to Newport Rhode Island, a city famous for its mansions, sailing and beaches. We also visit Canobie Lake, a large water and theme park and the perfect way to spend a summer’s day. Sundays we normally have several options available which might include a trip to downtown Boston or visit Wrenthem Village Outlets for all of your shopping needs with its 170 stores.

For more information about our summer school, get in touch. We’d love to hear from you.Telephone: +44 (0) 1223 345698 Email: admissions@csvpa.com

WEEK COMMENCING (SUNDAY) 28 JUN 5 JUL 12 JUL 19 JUL

Music Theory (1 week)

Music Technology & Production (1 week)

Summer Theater: Performance (3 weeks)

Summer Theater: Production (3 weeks)

Summer Theater: Combined (3 weeks)

Textiles & Fashion Design (2 weeks)

Illustration & Comics (2 weeks)

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Fall Semester 2020 Monday 7 September Friday 18 December

Winter Vacation Saturday 19 December Sunday 10 January 2021

Spring Semester 2021 Monday 11 January Friday 4 June

Spring Vacation Saturday 6 March Sunday 28 MarchSE

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TUITION* ACCOMMODATION

INTERNATIONAL DOMESTIC DORMITORY (single) HOMESTAY

High school Diploma (Sept start) $42,290 $25,990 $22,250 $20,490

High school Diploma (Jan start) $21,145 $12,995 $11,125 $10,245

College Counseling Preparation Program(compulsory for grade 12 transfer students) $4,150 N/A N/A N/A

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Tuition fees include English as a Second Language (ESL) classes as needed, SAT/ACT preparation* and a full college counseling program. Pre-arrival and on-site visa advice is also provided if requested.

Accommodation fees include the provision of full-board meals (three per day on weekdays & two per day on weekends). Shuttle transportation for homestay students is provided.

* Students will be responsible for standardized exam fees which may include but are not limited to SAT, ACT, TOEFL and IELTS.

ADDITIONAL FEES PER YEAR PER SEMESTER

Medical insurance (required for all international students) $1,999 $999

School materials (including textbooks and essential supplies) $1,500 $750

Full excursion and activities program (complete with enriching visits within Boston and surrounding areas)

$3,000 (Boarding)$1,500 (Day)

$1,500 (Boarding)$750 (Day)

Deposit $2,200 -

Registration fee $300 -

ACCOMMODATION DURING VACATIONS

During winter vacation and spring break, the residences are closed – students may return home, stay with approved family/guardians or, if available, a homestay can be arranged for an additional cost. During spring break we also have vacation packages available through Stafford House, ask a representative for further details.

AIRPORT TRANSFERS

Boston Logan International Airport $150 each way. Students under 15 require an unaccompanied minor service and will incur an additional $100 fee.

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SUMMER PROGRAMSWeek commencing (Sunday) 12 Jul 19 Jul 26 Jul 2 Aug

Music Theory, Technology and Production

Performance

Production

Performance and Production combined

Textiles and Fashion Design

Illustration and Comics

FULL TIME PROGRAMHigh School Diploma September 2020

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