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Community Outreach Holiday Tent

December 2019

This year is Metropolitan Ministries 24th year serving families during the Holiday season. Metropolitan Ministries expects 18,000 families to come to the holiday tent for help with Thanksgiving and/ or Christmas this year. The families come for both food and gifts.

Corbett prep families and children 8 years and older can volunteer to serve in the Holiday Tent. As volunteers, we sort food and toys, greet families, help families shop for food and toys, place items in cars, and serve families refreshments while they wait for their turn to shop.

Last year, we had over 80 Corbett Prep families and children come and volunteer with us!

Children ages 8 and older are welcome to attend, but must be registered separately and have a waiver signed by the parent/ guardian.

Please sign up on the link below:

https://metromin.volunteerhub.com/lp/corbettprep/

For more information, Please Contact Jocie Fletcher and Karin Ladis at [email protected].

Date Time Team/Sport School Location Pick-Up Comments

Mon. 11/4 Off All Athletes Off

Tues. 11/5 Off All Athletes Off

Wed. 11/6 3:00 Boys Basketball-8th Grade Practice Bellini Gym 4:30

Thur. 11/7 3:00 Boys Basketball-8th Grade Practice Bellini Gym 4:303:00 Girls Soccer Practice Soccer Field 4:30

Fri. 11/8 Off School Holiday Off

Mon. 11/11 Off School Holiday Off

Tues. 11/12 Off All Athletes Off

Wed. 11/13 3:00 Girls Basketball Practice Gatlin Hall 4:30

3:00 Boys Basketball-Silver/Green Practice Bellini Gym 4:30

4:30 Boys Basketball-Purple Practice Bellini Gym 6:00

3:00 Wrestling Practice Dean Dining Hall 5:00

3:00 Girls Soccer Practice Soccer Field 4:30

Thur. 11/14 3:00 Girls Basketball Practice Gatlin Hall 4:30

3:00 Boys Basketball-Silver/Green Practice Bellini Gym 4:30

4:30 Boys Basketball-Purple Practice Bellini Gym 6:00

3:00 Wrestling Practice Dean Dining Hall 5:00

3:00 Girls Soccer Practice Soccer Field 4:30

Fri. 11/15 Off All Athletes Off

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With Gratitude, The 2019 PFA Golf Committee

Please support the businesses that have so generouslysupported Corbett Prep.

THANKFUL & APPRECIATIVE


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CORBETT PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF IDS 12015 ORANGE GROVE DRIVE TAMPA, FL 33618

(P)813-961-3087 – (F)813-963-0846 [email protected]

Winter Catalog December 2, 2019 – February 21, 2020


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Welcome to the Community School of the Arts at Corbett Preparatory School of IDS. Participating in the arts can be one of life’s most joyful experiences. Our CSA students prove that each and every session! Research shows that sustained involvement in the arts provides numerous intrinsic benefits. The arts promote cognitive development, health benefits, positive growth in behavior and attitude, and strong, long-term connections with the arts community.

The Community School of the Arts has been serving the community for 15 years through programs ranging from guided exploration for young children, traditional classes and lessons, innovative seminars, and numerous performing opportunities. Note the three sections offered in this brochure: 1) Music Classes; 2) Dance Classes; 3) Musical Theatre.

Come, discover your creative genius.

Tom McColley and Michael LeBlanc, CSA Directors

Julie Nelson, Dance Director

Study Options

PRIVATE LESSONS: The one-on-one contact between teacher and student in the traditional private lesson allows the instruction to be catered to the student’s unique needs. This is the best choice for motivated students at any level of experience. Private lessons are scheduled once each week for thirty minutes. ($360 per trimester)

PAIR LESSONS: Two students and a teacher meet for thirty minutes once each week in pair lessons. This arrangement offers the flexibility of allocating part of the lesson to each student, working with both students together, and having the students coach each other under the direct supervision of a teacher. The social aspect of pair lessons is motivating to many students. ($250 for each student per trimester)

CLASS LESSONS: Small groups of students work with the teacher and each other in class lessons. The teacher sets the pace for each student. Older, more advanced students build their mastery by coaching younger, less experienced students. This provides an ideal introductory experience for many students. ($150 per trimester)

Registering for Classes

All students register online at: http://www.corbettprep.com/arts/csa

Please set up your account on the Parent Dashboard to sign up for activities online. If you have previously used our CampSite software for CSA, or After-School Activities, simply log into your

account to sign up for CSA classes.


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What’s New in CSA

Expressive Arts Grades 2-5. Wednesday, 5:00-5:55. This class gets students tapped into their creative and spontaneous minds. Each hour session has a movement or improv-based activity with students working together as a group to complete tasks that encourages community building. Students will then reflect on that activity through visual artwork either individually or through a piece of art created by the group. Taught by Ashley Lord.

CSA Musical Theatre Show- Imaginary! (Produced through special permission from Theatrical Rights Worldwide)

Open to Kindergarten-12th Grade students

IMAGINARY is an exciting, funny and inspiring musical about the wonder of childhood, the power of the imagination and what it means to grow up.

If Matilda, Peter Pan, School of Rock, and Monsters Inc. combined into one musical, it would be Imaginary!! Milo is Sam’s only friend and they spend all their time together, using only their imaginations to transform their world into a place of adventure and excitement. But as Sam’s first day at a new school approaches, his mother worries that Milo is holding her child back. School turns out to be full of surprises– and secrets. With a cast of adults and kids, IMAGINARY centers on an enduring friendship with other-worldly twists and turns that change lives forever. To learn more about the show, visit www.theatricalrights.com and search for Imaginary. Cast album is also available on Apple Music. Search for Imaginary a New Musical.

Imaginary has many roles for children of all ages

Sam, Students- 3rd Grade-Middle School (Possibly High School)

Headmaster/Teachers/Parents-Middle School-High School

Milo, Imaginary Friends-All ages

*Kindergarten-2nd grade students will be in the student and imaginary friend ensemble and will gain experience while learning from older mentors.

Show Dates: May 7th, May 8th, & May 9th (The show will be double cast and there will be 4 total performances)

Registration for this show is $150. All students are also required to sell or purchase 20 tickets at $10.00 each.

Rehearsals: Wednesday afternoons (3:00-7:00) and Saturday (9:00-3:00)

*There will be rehearsals on other days/times as well. Please plan to come to auditions with a conflict list. Individual and small group rehearsals will be scheduled based on conflicts and availability.

Questions? Please email Director Seth Travaglino at [email protected]

Auditions: Wednesday, January 8th, 2020 *Once registered, you will be sent an audition link to

sign up for your audition time. Callbacks will take place following the initial

auditions if needed.

Students in the CSA production of Frozen Jr. can audition and be cast in the show. First, you will

complete the performances for Frozen Jr. and then join the rehearsals for Imaginary


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Music - Class, private and pair lessons are available for voice and all keyboard, brass, woodwind, strings and percussion instruments.

Private and pair lessons are scheduled by contacting Mr. McColley or Mr. LeBlanc at [email protected].

Class Piano - These classes meet once a week and are open to PK4 - 8th grade students. Classes are capped at 6 students per class. Students will learn basic piano skills using keyboards and pianos as well as music theory using our Music Ace program on the computers.

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, 3:00-3:45, $150

Class Guitar - This class meets once a week and is open to 3rd-8th grade students. Students will learn basic guitar skills, posture and music reading. Students must have their own guitar. Taught by Corbett Prep alumnus Ryan Muar.

Tuesday, 3:00-3:45, $150

Class Voice - This class meets once a week and is open to 1st – 5th grade students. Students will learn proper vowel shapes, breathing techniques and quality sound production. Taught by Janice Carlin.

Thursday, 3:00-3:45, $150

Art After School Studio Art - After School Studio Art is a studio art class focused on materials, using a variety of tools for artistic expression. Students will study old and new artists as they explore a rotation of media including pencil, ink, pastel, watercolor, collage, printmaking, mixed media and more! Students will be challenged to consider how other artists have approached their work and encouraged to individually express themselves. This studio art class experience will provide exposure to a variety of media, with each student creating a diverse portfolio of work. Price includes a $15.00 materials fee. Taught by Susan Fredricks.

Tuesday (3rd-5th)- 3:00-3:45, $165

Thursday (K-2nd)- 3:00-3:45, $165

Musical Theatre Musical Theatre 1,2 - Join our musical theatre faculty and learn how to put together all aspects of being in a musical. Classes will be themed and broken up so that training occurs in all 3 disciplines! There will be voice instruction, acting activities, and dancing to hit Broadway musicals! Come learn how to be a triple threat in these amazing classes! Musical Theatre 1 (Grades K-3rd) - Monday, 4:00-4:45, $150 Musical Theatre 2 (Grades 4th and Up) - Tuesday, 4:00-4:55, $150 Creative Puppet Making - Creative Puppet Making will take students in 2nd - 5th grades through a process of learning to create their own puppet characters using various artistic methods. Students will participate in group movement, improvisation, and storytelling exercises to help them create their own puppet tales that will culminate into a performance at the end of the class. Price includes a $15.00 materials fee. Wednesday (2nd – 5th) – 3:00-3:55, $165 Expressive Arts - This class gets students tapped into their creative and spontaneous minds. Each hour session has a movement or improv-based activity with students working together as a group to complete tasks that encourages community building. Students will then reflect on that activity through visual artwork either individually or through a piece of art created by the group. Taught by Ashley Lord. Wednesday (2nd-5th) – 5:00-5:55, 165 Imaginary Registration- $150- due at registration thru CampSite Tickets- Each registered student is required to sell/purchase 20 tickets at $10 each. Optional: Tech Week Dinner package- $40.00 - includes dinner for Monday - Friday of tech week.

Show Shirt- $10.00 – includes show name, dates and all cast members.


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Dance- The Community School of the Arts Dance Department pricing allows for the opportunity for our dancers to enroll in important core subjects such as Ballet, Jazz and Tap and include one or more dance electives such as Acrobatics, Hip Hop and Contemporary/Lyrical.

CSA Spring Dance Recital Dress Rehearsal- Friday, May 17, 2019- 3:00-6:00 pm

Recital- May 18, 2019- 11:00 am

By signing up for Trimester 2, your child will also need to sign up for Trimester 3 (in February) and participate in the CSA Dance Recital.

Location Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Dance Room

Tap 1 Grades 1 - 3 3:00 - 3:55

(Ms. Nelson)

Creative Movement Grades PK3 - K

3:00 - 3:45 (Ms. Nelson)

Tap 2 Grades 4 - up

3:00 - 3:55 (Ms. Nelson)

Beginning Tap Class

Grades Pre-K4 - K 3:00 - 3:45

(Ms. Nelson)

Betty Anderson Room

Ballet 1 Grades 1-

3

3:00 - 3:55 (Mrs. Ferlita)

Creative Puppet Making

Grades 2 - 5 3:00 – 3:55 (Mrs. Lord)

Pee Wee Hip- Hop Grades PK4 - K

3:00 - 3:45 (Mrs. Ferlita)

Hip-Hop & Breakdance Grades 1- 5 3:00 - 3:55

(Mrs. Ferlita)

Dance Room

Musical Theatre 1 Grades K - 3 4:00 - 4:45

(Ms. Nelson)

Private Tap/ Acting Lessons



Betty Anderson Room

Ballet 2 Grades 4 - up

4:00 - 4:55 (Mrs. Ferlita)

Musical Theatre 2 Grades 4 - up

4:00 - 4:55 (Mrs. Lord)

Jazz Grades 1 - up

4:00 - 4:55 (Mrs. Ferlita)

Dance Room Private Tap/ Acting Lessons





Betty Anderson Room

Lyrical/Comtemporary Grades 4 - 8 5:00 - 5:55 (Mrs. Ferlita)

Expressive Arts Grades 2 – 5

5:00-5:55 (Mrs. Lord)

Acro Grades 1 - up

5:00 - 5:55 (Mrs. Ferlita)

The Community School of the Arts Dance Department pricing allows for the opportunity for our dancers to enroll in important core subjects such as Ballet, Jazz and Tap and include one or more dance electives such as Acrobatics, Hip Hop and Contemporary/Lyrical. 1 Dance class $150 2 Dance classes $270 ($135 each) 3 Dance classes $365 ($121.66 each) 4 Dance classes $440 ($110 each) Unlimited classes $500

Trimester 2 classes include a costume payment.

Costumes enhance our recital and inspire our children to grow their love for dance and for performing.

Costumes are $65 for each class in which your child is enrolled. For example, if your child takes two dance classes, then your costume fee is $130. Costumes are ordered in January due to the high volume of dance

school orders throughout the country.


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Dance Dress Code Policies

Please make sure to have hair neatly groomed. All classes require that hair is pulled away from the face and off of the neck if long enough.

Acrobatics

Students should wear Soffe or spandex shorts and a camisole, tight-fitting shirt, or leotard. (T-shirts are for another time)

Required Shoes: Jazz Shoes (Any color)

Ballet Students should wear a black solid leotard with pink tights. Hair should be in a bun with hairpins and

hair spray. Required Shoes: Pink split sole ballet shoes

Hip Hop

Students should wear any type of gym shorts, sweatpants, or athletic pants and any type of top. (Jeans are for another time)

Required Shoes: Tennis Shoes or Jazz Sneakers

Jazz Students should wear Soffe or spandex shorts and a camisole, sports bra or leotard; tights are optional.

Any type of dance clothing is permitted. (T-shirts are for another time) Required Shoes: Jazz Shoes

Contemporary

Students should wear Soffe or spandex shorts and a camisole, sports bra or leotard; tights are optional. Any type of dance clothing is permitted.

(T-shirts are for another time) Required Shoes: Foot Thongs

Musical Theater

Any type of loose fitting clothing is permitted. Required Shoes: Jazz Shoes

Tap

Any type of loose fitting clothing is permitted. Required Shoes: Tap shoes

Dance Combo

Any type of loose-fitting clothing is permitted.


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CSA Performances

December 13, 14- 7:00 pm

January 25- 2:00 and 7:00 pm January 26- 1:00 pm and 6:00 pm

Spring Music Recitals

May 11- 6:00 pm and 7:30 pm May 12- 6:00 pm and 7:30 pm

Spring Dance Recital

May 15- Dress Rehearsal- 3:00 pm-6:00 pm

May 16 - Recital – 11:00 pm

May7th,8th,9th,2020


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Winter Trimester Holidays

December 12/20/19 - Noon Dismissal/ Teacher In-service

12/23/19 - 1/6/20- Winter Break

January 1/20/20- School Holiday

1/29/20- Noon Dismissal/ Teacher In-service 1/30/20 - Parent/Teacher Conferences 1/31/20 - Parent/Teacher Conferences

February 2/14/20- Noon Dismissal/ Teacher In-Service

2/17/20- School Holiday

Art Susan Fredricks – After School Studio Art

Dance Lisa Ferlita – Acro, Ballet 1 and 2, Lyrical/Contemporary, Pee Wee Hip Hop, Hip Hop and Breakdance Julie Nelson –Creative Movement Private and Pair Dance, Beginning Tap, Tap 1, Tap 2 Music Janice Carlin – Piano (Pair, Private), Voice (Class, Pair, Private), Brass, Woodwinds, Violin Vincent Euliano - Percussion (Pair, Private) Michael LeBlanc - CSA Director, Piano (Class, Pair, Private), Voice (Pair, Private) Tom McColley - CSA Director, Piano (Pair, Private), Brass, Woodwinds Candace MacDougal - Piano (Pair, Private) Craig MacDougal – Piano (Class, Pair, Private) Ryan Muar - Guitar (Class, Pair, Private) Musical Theatre Ashley Lord – Creative Puppet Making, Musical Theatre 2, Expressive Arts Julie Nelson – Acting (Pair, Private), Musical Theatre 1, Director - The Velveteen Rabbit, Frozen Jr Janice Carlin – Music Director - The Velveteen Rabbit, Frozen Jr. Seth Travaglino – Director - Imaginary

CSA 2019-2020 Staff

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