Music: Learn to play an instrument or sing !

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The purpose of the music program is to develop well-rounded musicians, to broaden the perspective of the participants and to develop skills. Private lesson courses All Ages Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday (30 minute, 45 minute, and 1 hour classes) Violin (Suzuki* & Traditional), Viola, Cello, Double Bass, Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Saxophone, Bassoon, French Horn, Trumpet, Trombone, Tuba, Guitar, Piano, Organ, Percussion, Voice, Composition. Instrumental lesson books are not included in tuition. Music Theory 1, 2, 3, 4 Theory classes explore the rudiments of music and music history. Mandatory for music students. Students must purchase theory book at additional cost, not included in tuition. ✪ Solfège (Sight-singing) The goal of this mandatory class for vocal students is to enable the student to sight-sing. ✪ Students taking private lessons receive theory or solfège at no additional charge. Students taking Private lessons can enroll in ensemble for the low cost of $85.00. That is only $5.00 a week!

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EARLY CHILDHOOD MUSIC

Music and Movement ** YA Babies 9 Months to 3 Years with an Adult Tuesdays or Fridays, 10:00 AM - Saturdays 10 Weeks – Starts March 3rd Designed to initiate young children into the joys of music, while guiding them through their rhythmic, tonal, and physical development through a mix of play, singing, chants, dancing, instrument exploration and movement. So get ready to have FUN! (This class is a pre-cursor to the Orff/Kodaly class).

Orff/Kodaly ** YA Ages 4-7, 50 min. Saturdays, 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM This is a beginning class for young children and their parents. The Orff/Kodaly concept uses traditional children's songs, games and dances to experience movement and melody for the young child. The class incorporates rhythm instruments as well as tuned percussion and eventually introduces the recorder with more advanced students. African Drums, 1 hour Saturdays, 2:00PM Ages 5-7 Saturdays, 3:00 PM Ages 8-14 Traditional African rhythms and melodies on the djembe drum. Drums are provided; you are welcome to bring your own. ENSEMBLE There are a variety of vocal and instrumental ensembles at NSA. Participation in ensembles is required for all string players. Singers are highly encouraged to participate in chorus. Some ensembles will be assigned per teacher recommendation.

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String Ensemble Saturdays, 1:00 PM, 1 hour Young string players age 5 through 18 should participate in ensemble or orchestral settings to play the great literature of music from the 1700’s to the present. Weekly rehearsals culminate in a concert once or twice a year insuring on-going commitment, good setting and performance requirements. Choir Ages 7+ Open to students of ALL instruments SPECIAL $150.00/sem. Saturdays, 1:00 PM, 1 hour Singing is fundamental for musicians and NSA encourages all students to enroll in the choir. Vocal training helps students to build their skills in ear training, articulation, intonation, musicianship and performance. NSA places an emphasis oh healthy singing and vocal technique. Choristers will learn basic breathing techniques and posture for singing as well as working on interesting and fun repertoire. Choir will perform several concerts per year.

Early Music Ensemble Saturdays, 1 PM, 1 hour Early Music Ensemble is open to guitar students from the Newark School of Arts. Levels range from beginner to advance. Past repertoire has included medieval to contemporary music. A prerequisite for ensemble is that all students must possess an understanding of music notation. Acoustical instruments (nylon/steel) are mandatory. Occasions may arise for electronic instruments. Vocal and instrumental students are encouraged to participate. Performance venues take place offsite and at the School therefore attendance at rehearsal is mandatory. All interested students should contact Daryl Hester at dhest4@aol.com.

Calendar and Special Events Spring Session Feb. 3-June 7 Spring Break Mar. 30- Apr. 5 (closed) Spring sem. Make Ups Jun. 9-13

Jan. 10 Performance Hour Jan. 17 MLK Jr. Recital Carollo Scholarship Concert Studio Recital-McClendon Jan. 24 Dance Recital Feb. 14 Performance Hour Feb 21 BHM Art Exhibit Feb. 28 BHM Performance Hour Mar. 7 Performance Hour Mar. 14 Performance Hour Mar. 21 WHM Art Exhibit Mar. 28 WHM Performance Hour Apr. 11 Studio Recital Apr. 18 Studio Recital May 2 Studio Recital May 9 Studio Recital May 16 Studio Recital May 23 Studio Recital May 30 Studio Recitals May 30 End of the Year Art Exhibit June 6 Studio Recital June 6 End of Year Dance Performance June 6 End of Year Music Performance June 13 End of Year Drama Performance

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Suzuki Violin Class (group class)* SPECIAL $ 150.00/sem TUESDAY Ages 4-6 4:30 PM Ages 7-10+ 5:30 PM SATURDAY Ages 4-6 10:00 AM Ages 7-10+ 11:00 AM

This class will emphasize musical development through interesting repertoire as well as ensemble skill and promote music reading skills. Parent, teacher and child are all active participants in the learning process. Parents must be willing to make a commitment to attend lessons, group classes and performances.

* Suzuki Violin Private is a parent and child class. Parents are required to participate in at-home practice. ** Parent/Guardian participation required

Primary Guitar Grades 3 to 5 Tuesdays 4:00 PM – New Hall Basic guitar instruction, music fundamentals and a brief overview of guitar history will be taught over the 8 week period. An acoustic guitar is mandatory (nylon/steel). N.S.A. will not provide instruments. All learning materials and guitar picks will be provided by N.S.A.

Intermediate guitar classes Grades 6 to 8 Thursdays 4:00 PM – New Hall Basic guitar instruction music fundamentals and a brief overview of guitar history will be taught over the 8 week period. An acoustic guitar is mandatory. N.S.A. will not provide an instrument. All learning materials and guitar picks will be provided by N.S.AAny other questions or inquiries contact Daryl Hester at dhest4@aol.com.

PARENTS & ADULT STUDENTS ASSOCIATION (PASA) THE NEWARK SCHOOL OF THE ARTS NEEDS YOU! _______________ If you are the parent of a student or an adult student attending the Newark School of the Arts you are invited to participate in the Parent and Adult Students Association, known as PASA.

PASA will make the Newark School of the Arts a better place for all its students by providing volunteer opportunities for parents and adult students, PASA will also provide a means for parents and adults students to provide feedback to the School and will foster communications among families, faculty, staff and the Trustees of the School. You can join at anytime! For  more  information  about  joining  PASA  and  how  you  can  get  involved,  please  email:  Carmen@newarkschoolofthearts.org  or  Call  Carmen  Santos-­‐Robson  at  973-­‐642-­‐0133,  ext.  11  

Dance and music are inseparably connected and dance offers a unique opportunity for physical and artistic expression. The dance department at Newark School of the Arts emphasizes proper body alignment, healthy physical development and a total integration of music and dance. NSA recommends that ALL music students study dance at some point in their education as dance can enhance the physical connection that is so important to instrumentalists and singers. We train students at all levels and experience. NSA dance department requires a one-year commitment.

All dancers are required to wear appropriate dance attire.

Please inquire at time of registration.

Tiny Steps YA Ages 3 -4 II Tuesdays, 5:30 PM, 1 hour II Saturdays, 9:00 AM, 1 hour This is a fun and energetic introduction to tap and ballet for boys and girls. Body alignment and spatial awareness, responsiveness to music and ballet vocabulary are woven into the interactive and fun experiences that delight young dancers. Family demo-day and mini performances are integral to each class. Pink leotard, skirt and tan tights

Tiny Steps, Ages 5 – 7 YA I Tuesdays, 5:30 PM, 1 hour II Saturdays, 10:00 AM, 1 hr. IB Saturdays, 11:00 AM, 1 hr. This class will follow a closer format of a ballet class to include basic barre exercise and center practice. Children will also demonstrate the fun skills and combinations traveling across the floor. Powder blue leotard, black skirt and tan tights

TAP DANCE Featuring

Master Tap Artist MAURICE CHESTNUT

Tap classes introduce boys and girls to the basic rhythmic movements of tap using age appropriate movements and music. This is the preparatory class, which will teach students the basic vocabulary used in tap. Tap shoes are required for all tap classes.

Tap Dance & Groove Saturday Ages 8 – 12 2:00 PM, 1 hour

DANCE and make new friends! Understanding the relationship between music, rhythm and controlled movement with proper ballet technique. New and more complex material will be taught at an accelerated pace. Student will begin to learn basic ballet history and develop a knowledge and great appreciation of the great ballets, classical music and famous dancers.

Jazz I & II Ages 10+ Wednesday, 5:30PM, 1 hour

HIP-HOP Hip Hop I Ages 7 - 9 Saturdays, 12:00PM, 1 hour Hoppin’ Groove is an opportunity for young children to build an early rhythmic vocabulary, connecting their own movements to easily identifiable music patterns that are the building blocks needed for more advanced dance instruction.

Hip Hop II Ages 10+ Wednesdays, 6:30PM, 1 hour In this fun and high-energy class, students learn combinations to their favorite pop songs. Music is always kid friendly and appropriate. Class focus is on development of skills, self-confidence and personal style.

Dance Unlimited This class offers an exciting opportunity to experience and explore a variety of dance styles and techniques. Have fun and start dancing. Ages 10 + Thursdays, 6:30, 1 hour

CULTURAL ARTS AND FITNESS Cultural Dance at NSA emphasizes the development of talents and interests through exposure and training in a variety of other cultural societies.

AFRO-MOTION All ages Thursdays 6:30 PM

ZUMBA Fitness Dance All Ages Saturdays 11:00 AM Join the fun! Come sweat with us while your child is in Tiny Steps dance class!

PRAISE DANCE All ages Wednesdays 5:30 PM Students will learn the meaning of Praise Dance and what is required to thruough dance. Basic dance skills will be taught along with innovative praise dance routines.

BALLET Ballet is the foundation of all dance forms. Body placement, flexibility, balance, alignment, strength and technique are achieved through barre and center floor work. Ballet I Ages 8-12 Tuesdays, 1 hour 6:30 PM Ballet II Ages 13+ Thursday, 1 hour 5:30 PM

DRAMA Find your voice!

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The Drama Department at NSA offers professional, comprehensive, and innovative training in the Art of Acting. Individual and ensemble work is nurtured and developed. Whether you are an actor training for a career or a non-actor enjoying cultural exposure, all will benefit from the self-confidence, critical thinking skills, discipline, and poise that are demanded in this rigorous art form.

Departmental Play All drama students re invited to audition for the end of the year play performed in

June. Play will require multiple day rehearsal schedule.

Twinkle Stars YA Ages 4-7 Wednesdays, 4:30PM, 1 hour Twinkle Stars is a Creative Play class that stimulates imagination and creative thinking. Folktales, Fables, Fairytales, and children’s classics are explored through acting, music and dance. The Actors Craft 1 (FALL) Wednesdays, 5:30PM Ages 8-12 Saturdays, 9:00AM Ages 8-12 Saturdays, 10:00AM Ages 13+ The  focus  of  Actor’s  Craft  1  is  the  primary  development  of  the  Actor’s  total  instrument-­‐  mind,  body,  and  action.  Vocal  enhancement,  stage  presentation  and  a  beginners  study  of  bring  characters  to  life  is  explored.  The  terminology  of  the  Actor  is  also  learned.  Students  will  present  poems,  monologues  and  basic  scene  work.  In  Actor’s  Craft  2,  the  foundation  work  of  the  previous  semester  is  continued.    Character  objectives  and  motivation  in  addition  to  script  breakdown  and  analysis  are  the  focal  points.

The Actors Craft 2 (SPRING) Wednesdays, 5:30PM Ages 8-12 Saturdays, 9:00AM Ages 8-12 Saturdays, 10:00AM Ages 13+ This course continues the building of the actor. Objectives, motivations, and script /character analysis are focal

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points. Students will be required to keep a theatre journal.

Theatre for Social Change Ages 13+ Tuesdays 5:30 PM New this Fall!. Learn the art of the dramatic performance as a tool for bringing awareness to social issues facing us today. This dynamic form of Theatre serves as a real and meaningful catalyst for change. Start a conversation, expand a mind, touch a heart. Perfect for those who are interested in theatre with a purpose. Percussive Storytelling (Ages 9+/ children accompanied by adult) Saturdays 11-12 New This Fall! Join us in a class designed for families. Learn the art of Storytelling and its enhancement through use of percussive instruments. Participants will also take part in special workshops where the will learn to make simple select instruments for use in their performance. Learn old traditions as you create new ones in this family friendly class.

Dance Workshop Ages 7 – 17

Wednesdays 6:30 By Assignment only, See Director 1 hour

This course is an advanced workshop for the most serious

dancer. Combines skills of Modern and Jazz and Ballet

from previous level classes and correlating steps to lengthy and complex combinations

with correct technique, extensive terminology and

knowledge of the art of ballet itself. Students must be recommended by their

previous teachers and must be enrolled in regularly

scheduled classes.

DRAMA DEPARTMENT

Reader’s Theatre 2nd Friday of every month Join us the Second Friday of every month for the reading of Classic plays, prose, and

poems presented and discussed in a lively social

setting.

Poetry SLAM! 4th Friday of every month.

Open Mic. Join us for this unique opportunity to

showcase your rhyme verse skills.

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Advanced Art Techniques and Portfolio Development Ages 11- Adult Saturdays, 2:30PM, 1 hour In this advanced course, students will have FUN developing a creative approach to their drawing and painting using a variety of styles and artistic exercises It will also help the students build their art portfolios. Through critiques they will learn to develop observational skills, a personal vision and body of work that can be used in a portfolio to provide an asset to their college admission or job placement. Students will use a range of media such as charcoal, clay sculpture, acrylic paint collage, print-making and fabric art. Projects will include sight drawing and bookmaking. Students will be encouraged to continue their new working habits at home.

Painting with Oils or Acrylic Ages 18+ Thursdays, 6:30PM, 75 minutes Working from still life displays, landscape photo references and other inspirational sources explore the technical, formal and creative aspects of painting original artworks with oils or acrylics. Lessons will focus on methods used to produce successful oil and acrylic paintings including color mixing, composition, color theory, transparent glazes, design and under painting, use of acrylic gels and additives for texture. All levels. Material list will be provided at registration. Specify Oil or Acrylic upon registration

VISUAL ARTS Create Fun Develop

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rigorous exercises using mixed media, printmaking, drawing and painting to further hone artistic skills. Students will explore subject-matter such as, animals, still life, buildings, and portraits in this 17-week course. The instructor will cite historical and stylistic periods to encourage students to develop visual acuity and art terminology. Drawing and Painting Workshop (By Special Placement) Saturday 12:00 Noon, 1 hour

Comics and Manga Drawing Techniques Ages 8+ Saturdays, 1:00 PM, 75minutes Students will be able to master perceptional drawing and be able to render light and shadow with the use of a variety of mediums, including pencil, charcoal and ink. While the skills they learn will be fundamental for the Anime, Manga and Comic market, they can also be used for the 2D and 3D animation field as well as fine arts.

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NSA’s Visual Arts Department offers a wide range of visual arts classes designed to provide creative rigor through the sequential approaches to art, experimentation, and group practice, leading to in-houses exhibitions and presentations. NSA is committed to the study of the arts which aid the adult and child learner in the incorporation of ideas, concepts, processes, and perceptions of their world. Professional visual arts instructors will prepare each student to actively participate and contribute to their own personal, professional, and creative growth. Young Painters 1 Saturdays, 10:00 AM Ages 5- 8 11:00AM 8 + 1 hour Students will learn the basics of drawing and painting. Students concentrate on the various drawing techniques, using real life or observational drawing as much as possible. They also learn how to mix colors in watercolor or pastels and the basics components of composition. Young Painters 2 (Basic Media and Techniques) Ages 8+ Saturdays, 12:00 PM 1 hour Students will use a variety of materials, and learn techniques for applying different styles and art materials for their paintings and drawings. Projects will include

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Young at Arts Program Programs for NSA’s youngest artists!

(See course descriptions in the catalog)

SCHOLARSHIPS ARE AVAILABLE By audition only

Scholarship auditions are held once a year and will take place May 2015. Student must be currently enrolled and recommended by their teacher. For more information contact Nadine Herman, Music Director.

HOURS  

Office  hours  during  the  school  year  are:      9:00  am  -­‐  5:00  pm,  Friday  and  Saturday      9:00  am  -­‐  6:00  pm,  Tuesday,  Wednesday,  Thursday      Private  Lessons  and  Group  Classes  are  held:    3:00  pm  -­‐  8:30,  Tuesday  through  Thursday      5:30  pm  -­‐  7:30  pm,  Friday                                                      9:00  am  -­‐  6:30  pm,  Saturday  

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Tiny Steps Ages 3 -4 Wednesdays, 5:00PM, 1 hour Saturdays, 9:30AM, 1 hour

Tiny Steps Ages 5 – 6 Tuesdays, 5:00PM, 1 hour Saturdays, 10:30AM, 1 hour Hop & Groove Ages 5-7 Saturdays, 1:00 pm

Twinkle Stars Ages 4-7 (group class) Wednesdays, 4:30PM, 1 hour

Orff/Kodaly Ages 4-7 Saturdays, 10 or 11 AM, 1 hour

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FINANCIAL AID

If you are unable to pay your tuition in full, you may apply for financial assistance. To qualify for financial aid, applicant must submit proof of income including: 1040 (2012) tax return, W2 or 1099 (2012), current pay stub (2013), Public assistance, Unemployment Insurance, Social Security Income, and scholarship statements. Financial aid applications are available in our offices, or may be downloaded off of our website, at www.newarkschoolofthearts.org Private Music Lesson Tuition: $ 439.88 (25% discount) Group Classes Tuition: $ 216.75 (25% discount)

I.C.A.N. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION (Initiative for Children’s Arts in Newark)

For the 6th year, the Newark School of the Arts (NSA) is providing an exclusive arts program for Newark Public and Private School students. NSA received funding from a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) from the City of Newark and other sources to provide discounted rates for new registrants for their first semester. Parents/Guardians are required to complete the NSA application form, as well as the supplemental ICAN registration form (available on-line, or at our office) to be eligible for these deeply discounted rates for private lessons in music, or group lessons in drama, dance and visual arts. Private Music Lessons $351.90 (40% discount) Group Classes $173.40 (40% discount)

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REGISTRATION AND TUITION Registration Fee: $65 per family and $45 for seniors. This registration fee is due once per year and covers the fall, spring

and summer terms. Music (Private Lessons) 17-week semester 30-minute Private Music Lesson Tuition: $ 586.50 45-minute Private Music Lesson Tuition: $ 879.75 60-minute Private Music Lesson Tuition: $ 1,173.00 Group classes in Drama, Visual Arts and Music are 17-

weeks per semester. Tuition is $289.00

Dance classes require a FULL year commitment and cost $ 578.00 per year

Ensemble and Choir cost $85.00 with enrollment in private lessons

PAYMENT PLANS ARE AVAILABLE Please see registrar for more information

ENROLL IN AUTOMATIC PAYMENTS AND

RECEIVE $25 OFF FINANCE FEE

Visual Arts Materials Fee $25 - $40 – there is a one-time materials fee per semester for visual arts classes paid at time of registration.

Dance Attire All Dancers must wear proper dance attire to all classes. This includes: leotard, tights, skirt and shoes. The full kit can be purchased at NSA. The cost is approximately $65 - $80. Performance Dance Costume: $45.00 to be paid in full at the beginning of spring semester.

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African Drums Ages 5-7 (group class) Saturdays, 2:00PM, 1 hour

Music and Movement Ages 9 mo to 3yr of age with an Adult 10 WEEK PROGRAM Saturday 10:00 am, 45 min. (Mixed Age class)

Suzuki Violin Class Ages 4-7 Tuesday 4:30 PM

Suzuki Violin Private Ages 4 + Times Vary

Parent  Information  Sheet  

Registration,  Tuition  and  Supplies  Registration  and  service  fees  are  paid  annually  for  each  school  year.    Tuition  is  paid  by  semester,  from  September  –  January,  and  February  –  June.    Optional  summer  classes  are  billed  separately.        The  non-­‐refundable  registration  fee  is  $65  per  family,  and/or  $45  for  seniors  each  school  year.    Tuition  will  vary  according  to  the  courses  selected.    If  a  student  starts  after  the  beginning  of  a  semester  the  fee  will  be  prorated  depending  on  the  number  of  remaining  weeks.  

Tuition  for  each  semester  may  be  paid  in  full  at  the  beginning  of  the  fall  and  spring  semesters  or  in  a  payment  plan.    If  a  payment  plan  is  elected,  there  is  a  non-­‐refundable  service  fee  of  $50  per  family  for  the  school  year.    Amounts  due  on  a  payment  plan  must  be  paid  according  to  the  due  dates.    Students  who  are  behind  on  payments  will  be  temporarily  suspended  until  the  amount  due  is  paid.    Payments  for  registration  and  other  fees  and  tuition  are  payable  by  check,  credit  card  or  money  order  only.    No  tuition  payments  will  be  accepted  in  cash.  There  is  a  $25  discount  for  tuition  paid  in  full  by  credit  card.                                                                                                                                                              Payments  for  music  and/or  art  supplies  and  dance-­‐wear  must  be  made  by  check,  credit  card  or  money  order  at  the  time  of  purchase.  

Refunds  There  will  be  NO  tuition  refunds  after  the  end  of  October  for  the  fall  semester,  or  the  end  of  March  for  the  spring  semester.    Otherwise  tuition  refunds  will  be  prorated  based  on  the  number  of  remaining  weeks  in  the  semester.    Registration  and  other  fees  are  not  refundable.    

Drop/Add/Withdrawal  Any  changes  made  to  a  schedule  including  withdrawal  from  classes  MUST  take  place  NO  LATER  than  the  fourth  week  of  classes.    Student/parent  MUST  notify  registrar  IN  WRITING  before  changes  or  withdrawal  can  be  valid.    Failure  to  provide  notification  will  result  in  a  $  100.00  penalty.    Attendance  Students  are  expected  to  attend  all  registered  classes,  throughout  the  school  year.    Teachers  are  expected  to  make  up  lessons  they  miss  or  there  will  be  a  refund  or  credit  given  for  the  missed  time  (theory,  solfege  and  ensemble  classes  excluded).    If  a  student  is  absent  from  a  lesson  they  forfeit  that  lesson  and  are  not  entitled  to  a  refund.  If  the  student  is  absent  more  than  3  times,  the  school  reserves  the  right  to  withdraw  student  from  classes  and  give  that  lesson  time  away  to  another  student.    Opportunities/Scholarships  For   each   student   there   will   be   opportunities   to   perform,   exhibit   and   attend   school   events.     After   two   full   semesters   and   on  recommendation  from  teachers,  private  lesson  students  may  audition  for  additional  lesson  time  at  no  additional  charge.      Tuition  must  be  paid  by  the  due  date  for  scholarships  to  remain  in  effect.    Financial  Aid  Limited  financial  assistance   is  available  for  students  who  qualify  under  school  guidelines.    Proof  of  need  must  be  demonstrated.    See  the  registrar  for  more  information.  Tuition  must  be  paid  by  the  due  date  for  financial  aid  to  remain  in  effect.  

Publicity/Marketing  Newark  School  of  the  Arts  uses  student  photos  and  video  footage  for  marketing  and  publicity  purposes,  both  electronically  and  in  print.  Please  be  aware  that  your  signature  on  the  back  of  your  application  verifies  your  permission  to  use  your  image  for  any  purpose  through  any  medium  and  in  all  media,  and  your  agreement  to  release  NSA,  its  sponsors  and  anyone  working  on  their  behalf,  from  any  liability  without  limitation  and  in  perpetuity.  If  the  student  is  under  18,  a  parent  or  guardian  must  sign.  If  you  do  not  want  NSA  to  use  your  image,  you  must  check  the  appropriate  box  on  your  application.  

Discrimination  Statement/Accessibility  It  is  the  policy  of  the  School  that  in  matters  concerning  the  recruitment,  selection,  and  admission  of  students,  no  person  shall  be  discriminated  against  for  reasons  of  race,  creed,  sex,  sexual  orientation,  national  origin,  religion,  and  political  affiliation,  physical  or  socio-­‐

economic  disadvantages.                                *The  school  welcomes  participation  by  individuals  with  disabilities.    In  so  far  as  possible,  NSA  will  provide  accommodations  for  individuals  with  disabilities.    The  building  is  wheelchair  accessible.    Upon  request,  course  information  will  be  provided  for  large  print  or  alternative  formats.    Special  accommodations  for  events  can  be  made  with  two  weeks’  notice.  

Newark  School  of  the  Arts  is  easily  accessible  by  major  highways  (New  Jersey  Turnpike,  Garden  State  Parkway,  Routes  21,22,and  280)  Newark  School  of  the  Arts  is  a  short  distance  from  Newark  Penn  Station.  Public  Bus  Transportation  Bus  numbers  13,  24,  27,  39,  62,  &  70  all  stop  in  the  vicinity  of  89  Lincoln  Park.    

The  school  offers  safe,  secure  off  street  parking  for  parents  and  students.  Detailed  driving  directions  are  available  on  our  web-­‐site:     www.newarkchoolofthearts.org    

89 Lincoln Park Newark, New Jersey 07102

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www.newarkschoolofthearts.org

   Newark  School  of  the  Arts  is  easily  accessible  by  major  highways  (New  Jersey  Turnpike,  Garden  State  Parkway,  Routes  21,22,and  280)  Newark  School  of  the  Arts  is  a  short  distance  from  Newark  Penn  Station.  Public  Bus  Transportation  Bus  numbers  13,  24,  27,  39,  62,  &  70  all  stop  in  the  vicinity  of  89  Lincoln  Park  .  The  school  offers  safe,  secure  off  street  parking  for  parents  and  students.  Detailed  driving  directions  

are  available  on  our  web-­‐site:     www.newarkchoolofthearts.org    

FREE  PARKING  AND  FREE  WI-­‐FI  IS  AVAILABLE  

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NON-­‐PROFT  ORG  U.S.  POSAGE  PAID  NEWARK,  NJ    PERMIT  NO.  1139