MEADOWBROOK AFTER SCHOOL DANCE PROGRAM
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION - Grades K - 1
PLEASE READ & NOTE CHANGES FOR THIS YEAR!
PROGRAM STRUCTURE
The program will be run on a week by week basis, following the SAD 63 (Eddington, Holden, Clifton)
school calendar. With permission from the local schools, the school bus will drop students off at the
After School Program. There will be no After School Dance Program on the days that school is not in
session due to holidays, vacations, teacher workshops, snow days, etc.
Classes will be held Tuesday & Thursday, 3:15 to 5:15 p.m., with each student scheduled to attend both
days. If an "early release" day falls on a Tuesday or Thursday, students will be expected to come to the
Meadowbrook After School Dance Program immediately following the early dismissal time. Our first
day of Program this year will be Tuesday, September 1.
In an attempt to strengthen our child safety procedures, we are henceforth requiring the children to remain
inside the building at the end of the program day; the children will not be allowed to leave until a parent
or other responsible adult comes into the building to pick them up. We are also requesting that parents
please plan to call us ahead of time if their child is going to miss a program day, otherwise, if the child
does not get off the bus as expected, we will call the parents. If a child misses three days with no
telephone call from a parent, then the parents will be notified that the child will no longer be
allowed to participate in the program.
FEE STRUCTURE
The price for attending the program is $12 per week, payable upon registration in the program, or, no later
than the Friday before the first week your child is scheduled to attend class. If payment is made after the
previous Friday, it is considered late, and a $5 (per occurrence) late fee will be assessed. Payment is by
the week; payment for less than a week (by the day) is not an option.
Sibling discounts are available when two or more siblings living in the same household attend the
Program.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
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Introduction to the concepts of timing and rhythm, movement in time with various
styles of music.
Introduction to group dance steps and routines, with a focus on timing, rhythm, and coordination
as a group or team.
Introduction to the History of dance in America, as well as background on each particular type of
dance being taught.