Registration for the Early Childhood Program Spring semester is open! Please complete the inquiry form below and the Early Childhood Department Chair will contact you regarding class placement and registration. The deadline to register for the semester is January 31.
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Introduce your little ones to the benefits of the performing arts with the Early Childhood Program at the Colburn Community School of Performing Arts!
These classes have been very important for my daughter’s upbringing and development. I don’t speak a lot of English, so the classes are a great way for my daughter to learn English words through music. Juana Sajbin, mother of Yuliana Gomez-Sajbin (pictured)
These classes have been very important for my daughter’s upbringing and development. I don’t speak a lot of English, so the classes are a great way for my daughter to learn English words through music.
The Community School of Performing Art’s Early Childhood Program formally introduces babies and toddlers as young as 7 months to the wonders of music and the performing arts. Our classes target specific age groupings to best capitalize on students’ capabilities as they explore music, theory, voice, movement, and drama. Parents are welcome and encouraged to participate in the classes with very young children. Advancement is based on skill development so students gain confidence as they gain abilities.
One of the key benefits of our Early Childhood music classes is that our highly trained faculty help parents identify a child’s special interests and abilities for future class placement. That said, our classes are in demand and can fill up quickly. Wait lists may form, so we may add classes with demand. Classes are scheduled on weekdays as well as Saturdays and Sundays.
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Spring classes begin Tuesday, January 17! New families must submit an inquiry below for placement before registering.
2023 Spring Schedule of Classes (PDF)
Let us know you’re interested, and we will help find the right class for your child.
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Guardians and students over the age of 4 are required to get tested weekly and must show proof of a negative COVID test taken within 24 hours before each class. Students under the age of 4 are exempt from testing.
Both the student and accompanying guardian will be provided with a free at-home COVID-19 test kit following each class. Professional testing services are also available on campus Monday through Friday, 9 am–5 pm.
See how your child can progress through our age-specific curriculum, from Early Childhood to instrumental, drama, and dance programs in the Community School and Trudl Zipper Dance Institute.
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