• School of the Arts Registration Form

    School of the Arts Director: Ms. Dominique, dsevilla@ivycrest.org

  • Student Information

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  • School of the Arts Course Selection

    • Workshops (click/tap to expand)  

    • Anime, Cartooning & Comic Creation! (Elementary: Rms 9-11): 8/5 - 9/9/22 

      Instructor: Parker-Anderson Enrichment

      Cartooning is a great way to learn how to sketch, create interesting stories, and develop character dialogs. Students will learn how to create their own characters from conception to completion as well as popular characters from a variety of cartoons, comics, and anime. Learn how to draw different facial expressions, create backgrounds, plan plots, and more as you create your very own comics.

    • Art-rageous: Fine Art & Sculpture! (Primary & Elementary: Rms 4-11): 9/29 - 11/3/22

      Instructor: Parker-Anderson Enrichment

      We explore many different art media in this class, giving students a chance to explore both 2D and 3D art. Using a variety of materials including charcoal, watercolor, clay, and more, students will learn important artistic techniques such as perspective, shading, detail work, and molding. Create beautiful paintings, intricate sculptures, and fabulous crafts inspired by the works of famous artists.

    • Chem Kidz! (Primary & Elementary: Rms 4-11): 10/4 - 11/8/22 

      Instructor: Parker-Anderson Enrichment

      Have you ever wondered what it means to think like a chemist? Just add an ounce of curiosity with a cup of enthusiasm to learn what makes the world tick. In this class, students will create Elephant Toothpaste, grow crystals, and create extreme bubbles! These are just a few of the many exciting hands-on experiments students will perform in this electrifying class!

    • Chess Wizards (Elementary: Rms 9-11)

      Instructor: Chess Wizards

      For students of all levels, we teach students to play chess and help them succeed in school by stimulating their problem-solving, analytical, and critical thinking skills. Learn chess strategies, defenses, and winning moves that will impress friends and family. (For Session 2, no classes will be held on 11/18 & 11/25)

    • Jurassic DinoWorld! (Primary & Elementary: Rms 4-10): 8/3 - 9/7/22 

      Instructor: Parker-Anderson Enrichment

      Learn all about dinosaurs in this fun, hands-on class! Explore the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous eras through all sorts of project-based activities: Dino digs, fossil hunts, and 'Dino of the Day' activities! You even get to excavate your own dino egg, learning essential paleontology skills.

    • Kids Cooking Academy! (Primary & Elementary: Rms 4-11): 9/30 - 11/4/22 & 1/13 - 2/24/23 (No Class on 2/10)

      Instructor: Parker-Anderson Enrichment

      In this scrumptious class, students will tantalize their taste buds and have fun with food! Explore different recipes each week! Learn the math of measuring, nutrition, and cooperation skills while creating fabulous meals, competing in cooking challenges, and discovering that cooking is a fun and delicious art form (This class is not recommended for students with severe food allergies).

    • Athletic Courses (click/tap to expand)  

    • Karate! (Primary & Elementary: Rms 4-11): 10/3/22 - 12/5/22 

      Instructor: Karate OC

      Students will learn basic martial arts techniques through various lessons and exercises designed to improve their physical strength, flexibility, overall health, self-esteem, mental alertness, and goal setting skills (Classes will not be held on 10/31 and 11/21).

    • Soccer (Pre-Primary, Primary & Elementary: Rms 2-11)

      Instructor: Soccer Shots

      Soccer is an excellent source of physical activity and encourages the development of healthy lifestyle habits. Through activities and games, your child's character and attitude will be challenged and molded positively as they learn the elements of teamwork, sharing, communication, and respect. Not to mention it's a lot of fun!

    • Dance Courses (click/tap to expand)  

    • Ballet & Tap (Primary & Elementary: Rms 4-11)

      Instructor: Ms. Tanya Q.

      Students will learn body alignment, basic positions, and French terminology associated with ballet, as well as introductory tap movements and terminology. Select your preferred one or two day schedule (Primary only).

    • Creative Movement (Pre-Primary: Rms 2 & 3)

      Instructor: Ms. Tanya Q.

      Students will learn to explore movement using music that encourages the development of their physical skills and nurture their creativity.

    • Hip Hop (Primary & Elementary: Rms 4-11)

      Instructor: Ms. Tanya Q.

      Students will learn musicality and build the core muscles necessary for body control and proper technique. Hip Hop moves and choreography will be taught to develop the expressive abilities of the dancers.

    • Music Courses (click/tap to expand)  

    • Private/Semi-Private Music Lessons (Primary & Elementary: Rms 4-11)

      In these lessons, students will be introduced to the basic techniques of the instrument. They will learn how to read music and work to build strong foundations in rhythm, melodic playing, ear training, and sight reading. Ms. Dominique will contact you regarding scheduling options.

      Primary lessons are 1 day a week for 45 min. Elementary lessons are 1 day a week for 60 min.

    • Skills Courses (click/tap to expand)  

    • Public Speaking (Primary & Elementary: Rms 4-11)

      Instructor: Ms. Melissa

      This personalized speech development course is designed to help a child become more confident in their public speaking ability. Through this private lesson, your child will gain confidence, improve their speech clarity and articulation, and relieve public speaking anxiety. Ms. Dominique will contact you regarding scheduling options.

      Primary lessons are 1 day a week for 45 min. Elementary lessons are 1 day a week for 60 min.

    • Theatre Courses (click/tap to expand)  

    • Theatre (Primary & Elementary: Rms 4-11)

      Instructor: Ms. Melissa

      We learn all about theater as a performance art and how it comes in handy in everyday life! Every character is unique and has a story to tell. We explore different methods of character development to properly tell their story! The end goal is for students to be confident in the power of their talent and to utilize it to its fullest potential. The class is a huge confidence boost, and it helps develop great communication skills! Most importantly, it is tons of fun! Students will learn all about theater fundamentals, scenes, monologues, and cold readings, theater games, acting techniques (for film, television, and theater), improvisation, character creation, and more!

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    • Please Complete This Section If Your Child Is In Rooms 2-8

      I understand that by enrolling my child in a School of the Arts class between the hours of 12:30-2:30 PM, my child will be awakened from their nap by a School of the Arts staff in order to participate. In addition, I understand that the School of the Arts teachers will be taking my child out of the classroom and walking them to and from the scheduled School of the Arts class location.

      Names of Persons Authorized to Take Child from Classroom

      Child will not be allowed to leave with any other person without written authorization from parent/guardian or authorized representative.

    • I acknowledge that I have read and agree to the above terms and conditions.

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  • PM Daycare

    Adding PM Daycare is required if your student is not already enrolled in PM Daycare and the class is scheduled for after 3:00 PM. PM Daycare is also required for siblings of SOA participants if they will also be staying after 3:00 PM. 

  • School of the Arts Enrollment Agreement  (For All Students)

    I understand all School of the Arts classes will take place on-campus, but are taught by School of the Arts personnel. I understand that the tuition and fees associated with School of the Arts classes will be billed to my account monthly. Classes, with the exception of workshops, are continuous until a notice of withdrawal is submitted. I understand the two months notice of withdrawal policy noted in the Parent Handbook. If a class is cancelled by a School of the Arts staff, it will be rescheduled. There is no tuition credit for holidays, illness, vacation, or absences. If I choose to observe my child's class, I understand that I must park at Searchlight Ministries. If my child is not enrolled in PM daycare, and the class is scheduled for after the academic day, I will be required to add PM daycare, or stay for the entirety of the class.

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