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2025 Junior Intensives

June 16-19 from 5:30-6:45pm

July 7-10 from 5:30-6:45pm

July 14-17 from 5:30-6:45pm

 

The Project Ballet Junior Intensive is an evening 4-day camp for serious young dancers who are interested in continuing their training throughout the summer months. Dancers will improve their technique through the daily study of ballet technique, supplemented by contemporary dance classes, strength/conditioning classes, and the study of ballet history/repertory. Students enroll by-the-week and do not have to attend all three weeks.

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QUALIFICATIONS

The Junior Intensive is intended for enrolled Project Ballet students who are placed in the first level of our Training Program - Level 1. Guest dancers with an equivalent level of training would generally be 7-10 years old with at least two years of experience in serious ballet instruction. However, at Project Ballet, level placement is based on skill competency, rather than age, so this age range is meant as a guideline, not a restriction. Guest dancers will need to reach out to our Artistic Director, Beth McLeish, to schedule a level placement evaluation, prior to enrolling: mcleish@projectballet.org

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TUITION

The Project Ballet Junior Intensive is $125 per week. A minimum $50 deposit is due a registration. Payment plan options will be available at check-out. Tuition is non-refundable. Tuition cannot be transferred, except in the case of documented illness or injury documented by a doctor's note. If a doctor's note is produced by 4:00pm on the Thursday prior to the Monday of the intensive week starting, then summer intensive tuition can be transferred into an account credit to be used for future classes. Otherwise, tuition is forfeited. 

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SUMMER ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENT

Project Ballet students placed in Level 1 for the 2025-2026 school year must attend a minimum of one of the Junior Intensive to fulfill our summer attendance requirement. Dancers who fail to meet this requirement, due to schedule conflicts, illness, injury, etc. will be required to complete an equivalent course of one private lesson per day missed, up to a total of four private lessons, at an additional expense.

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DRESS CODE - FEMALES

Any black leotard. No color accents. No tutus, skirts or shorts. Pink or skin tone tights worn under the leotard and over the feet. Pink or skin tone ballet slippers. Tights and shoes must match. Hair in a classical bun or similar style allowing free movement of the head and neck. No jewelry besides small earrings.

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DRESS CODE - MALES

Plain white fitted t-shirt. Black footed tights. Black ballet shoes or white ballet shoes with white socks. Dance belt. Long hair must be secured back from the face. No jewelry besides small earrings.

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FOOD AND DRINK

Please bring a water bottle. We will not have a snack break, so we recommend eating a large, filling dinner before coming to junior intensive.

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PARENT OBSERVATION

Parents are invited to observe class on Thursday during the last 1/2 hour from 6:15-6:45pm. Due to space restrictions, a maximum of two guests per dancer are permitted to observe. Parents are permitted to take photos and videos during observation.

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Enrollment is now open. Enrollment links are not available to the general public. Current students received a summer enrollment email with links. New or guest students should contact the Artistic Director (mcleish@projectballet.org) to arrange for a level placement evaluation. â€‹

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New American Conservatory, INC (DBA Project Ballet) was established in 2004 and is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization.

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