THE GUIDE SPRING BREAK CAMPS 2O2O · 2019-08-27 · songwriter to create lyrics and melodies....

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THE GUIDESPRING BREAK CAMPS 2O2O

MARCH 16–27 | AGES 5–13

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Summer’s coming early this year! Join us over Spring Break for unique and fun arts learning experiences. You’ll find favorites from COCA’s popular Summer Arts Camp program as well as a few surprises, all taught by COCA’s faculty of amazing and experienced teaching artists.

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BUILD YOUR COCA SPRING BREAK CAMP DAY

COCA provides stimulating arts camps plus supervised care from 7:30AM to 6:00PM, all week long. Find the right combination to solve your family’s spring break puzzle!

AM CAMP9:00–11:45AM Combine with a PM camp for a full day camp experience!

PM CAMP12:15–3:00PM Combine with an AM camp for a full day camp experience!

BEFORE & AFTER CARE AVAILABLEBEFORE CARE 7:30–9:00AMAFTER CARE 3:00–6:00PM

LUNCH 11:45AM–12:15PM


BROADWAY BLOCKBUSTERS5 TO 7 Campers learn familiar songs from some of Broadway’s biggest hits! They develop vocal technique and gain confidence as a performer while staging songs through simple movement and the use of props. Campers explore material from shows like The Wiz and The Lion King. Camp ends with a sharing for family and friends. Features multiple professional teaching artists to present a variety of arts disciplines.

COCA–U. City MORNING

15775MAR 16–20 | 9:00–11:45AM$155

CIRCUS COCA8 TO 10 Athletic campers enjoy practicing tumbling and trampoline; working on stilt walking, rola bola, rolling globe, and even tightrope walking! They try their hand at juggling, spinning plates, balancing peacock feathers, diablo, flower sticks and clowning skills. Camp ends with a circus experience for family and friends.

COCA–U. City AFTERNOON

15780MAR 16–20 | 12:15–3:00PM$155

CIRCUS, CIRCUS5 TO 7 Athletic campers explore the world of the Circus with circus professionals! We practice tumbling and trampoline; work on stilt walking, rola bola and rolling globe; and explore tightrope walking, juggling, spinning plates, balancing peacock feathers, diablo, flower sticks and clowning skills. Camp ends with a circus experience for family and friends.


15754MAR 16–20 | 9:00–11:45AM$155

DC VS MARVEL8 TO 10 In an epic battle between superheroes, who would be victorious: a DC or Marvel character? Select a DC character like Superman, Batman, Flash, Wonder Woman, or Green Lantern OR pick your favorite Marvel character such as Iron Man, Thor, Spiderman or the Hulk. We collaboratively create our own epic story, pitting superhero against superhero, creating a background, props and costume pieces to stage our story. Camp ends with a sharing for family and friends. Features multiple professional teaching artists to present a variety of arts disciplines.


15778MAR 16–20 | 9:00–11:45AM$155

FASHION FIRST6 TO 7 Create or embellish fashion and accessories in this fashion camp. Campers learn about fabric painting, cutting, tying and beading techniques, then use these skills to make and decorate items such as headbands, T-shirts, and bags. Campers also go home with basic sewing and no-sew techniques.


15777MAR 16–20 | 9:00–11:45AM$165

ICE CREAM CAMP5 TO 7 What is better than enjoying your favorite ice cream treats? How about learning to make your own? Campers spend each day with COCA’s culinary instructor learning how to make some of the most popular treats, from favorite flavors of ice cream to warm brownie sundaes with hot fudge. Along the way we learn about kitchen safety and practice basic cooking skills. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies under “special needs” on the registration form or call COCA. All culinary supplies and groceries included in price.


15785MAR 16–20 | 12:15–3:00PM$185

MOVE IT5 TO 7 Designed for high energy kids, this camp introduces basic jazz and hip-hop moves. Learn rhythm and musicality, spacing and repetition. Then, put them all together into fun and lively choreography to popular music. Camp ends with a sharing for family and friends.


15782MAR 16–20 | 12:15–3:00PM$155

WHERE’S MY SUPERSUIT?6 TO 7 Campers explore superheroes with secret identities like ElastiGirl, Superman, Batman and Frozone. We then use these famous characters as inspiration to create superheroes, supervillians and secret identities of our own. We create gadgets and disguises, go on a secret mission/scavenger hunt and create a final story. Camp ends with a sharing for family and friends. Features multiple professional teaching artists to present a variety of arts disciplines.


15784MAR 16–20 | 12:15–3:00PM$155

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FASHION DESIGN8 TO 10 Campers learn about the fashion design process through design conceptualization and creating specific ideas for garments. We practice rendering and illustration, learn basic machine and hand sewing techniques, and build some simple garments we design ourselves. The possibilities are endless in this exciting fashion camp.


15783MAR 16–20 | 12:15–3:00PM$165

FUNDAMENTALS OF HIP-HOP11 TO 13 Beginning through intermediate level dancers learn high-energy group choreography using hip-hop dance elements such as breakdancing and pop locking. They also explore the element of freestyle, create a hip-hop “crew” name, and design a t-shirt for a final sharing for family and friends.


15781MAR 16–20 | 12:15–3:00PM$155

GOING GODZILLA8 TO 10 Create a monster movie! Working in small groups, we collaboratively write, direct and film a creature feature. We build the costumes, props and environment; design and apply make-up and create visual and sound effects to include in the films—such as stop motion or underscoring. Everyone leaves with access to all the films created in the camp. Features multiple professional teaching artists to present a variety of arts disciplines. Art and technology supplies and equipment use included in price.

COCA–U. City FULL DAY

15776MAR 16–20 | 9:00–3:00PM$280

SECRET INGREDIENT11 TO 13 Each day, a new secret ingredient is revealed! Then, as part of a small team, we are challenged to utilize that ingredient in creative ways, combined only with products found in the COCA pantry. No experience is necessary for this culinary experience where quick thinking and creativity are key. Let the battle begin! Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under “special needs” or call COCA to provide the information. All culinary supplies and groceries included in price.


15779MAR 16–20 | 9:00–11:45AM$185

DEMO CREATION8 TO 10 Campers work with a professional songwriter to create lyrics and melodies. Accompaniment on the piano and guitar is provided while other campers sing back-up vocals. We rehearse our songs and record at a recording studio while we design graphics for the CDs and a concert T-shirt for future use. Camp ends with a CD release party with family and friends. Price includes field trip.


15773MAR 16–20 | 9:00–11:45AM$175


HOGWARTS: THE JOURNEY CONTINUES8 TO 10 Campers invent new tales of the Forbidden Forest, Diagon Alley, and the magnificent enchanted castle of Hogwarts complete with original characters, old favorites and magical creatures of all types. We collaboratively develop and rehearse a short script, then craft props, backdrops and costume pieces to embellish the story. The magic of Hogwarts never fails! Features multiple professional teaching artists to present a variety of arts disciplines.


15803MAR 23–27 | 12:15–3:00PM$155

FANCIFUL FINGER FOODS5 TO 7 Create fun and artful “finger foods”—easy to eat snacks like fruit skewers and dip, colorful vegetable pinwheels, and mini-pizza puffs. Along the way, we learn about kitchen safety and practice basic kitchen skills. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form under special needs or contact COCA with the information. All culinary supplies and groceries included in price.


15806MAR 23–27 | 12:15–3:00PM$185

LEGOMATION BASICS5 TO 7 If your child loves Legos, this camp is their chance to bring Legos to life! We work in groups to develop simple storyboards, stage the building blocks, and learn how to use stop motion animation techniques as we shoot footage to develop into a short film. Everyone receives access to all films produced in the camp. Art and technology supplies and equipment use included in price.


15804MAR 23–27 | 12:15–3:00PM$175

SING, DANCE, ACT5 TO 7 Energetic campers are sure to have fun while enhancing their singing, dancing and acting skills. Each day, we explore and practice all three arts disciplines as we work together to collaboratively create a mini-production. Camp culminates in a musical revue from popular, family-friendly musicals including You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown and Shrek. Features multiple professional teaching artists to present a variety of arts disciplines.


15795MAR 23–27 | 9:00–3:00PM$280

SORTING HAT5 TO 7 Where would the Sorting Hat send you? Campers enter the world of Hogwarts and Harry Potter as we discover whether we belong in Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw or Slytherin. We imagine our own student, professor and fantastical creature characters to populate an imaginary wizard school. We create wands, masks and backdrops to perform their tribute to the world of magic. Camp ends with a sharing for family and friends. Features multiple professional teaching artists to present a variety of arts disciplines.


15797MAR 23–27 | 9:00–11:45AM$155

ARTIST STUDIO8 TO 10 Campers draw, paint and sculpt in this camp designed to expose them to a wide range of arts materials. Although the emphasis is on enjoying the creative process, the basics of art instruction such as line, shape, value, texture, pattern, space and color are emphasized across mediums. They are encouraged to experiment, adding imagination and a ton of creativity as we make our own personal masterpieces.


15805MAR 23–27 | 12:15–3:00PM$155

BROADWAY BLOCKBUSTERS8 TO 10 Campers learn familiar songs from some of Broadway’s biggest hits! They develop vocal technique and gain confidence as a performer while staging songs through simple movement and the use of props. Campers explore material from shows like The Wiz and The Lion King. Camp ends with a sharing for family and friends. Features multiple professional teaching artists to present a variety of arts disciplines.


15802MAR 23–27 | 12:15–3:00PM$155

DRAW, PAINT, PRINT5 TO 7 Draw, paint and print using diverse materials and techniques. We explore each of these disciplines while looking to master artists as inspiration for our work. We create several pieces of art in each area—drawing, painting and printmaking—adding imagination and creativity to make our own personal masterpieces.


15800MAR 23–27 | 9:00–11:45AM$155

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FASHION CHALLENGE11 TO 13 Aspiring fashion designers, complete a different fashion challenge each day and help decide who solved it most successfully. We practice rendering and illustration, machine and hand sewing and embellishment techniques to complete the garments and accessories we design. Creativity is the key. The possibilities are endless! Campers should have a basic understanding of machine and hand sewing prior to camp.


15799MAR 23–27 | 9:00–3:00PM$280

LEGOMATION8 TO 10 If your child loves to play Lego video games, they will be inspired by this opportunity to learn and apply stop motion techniques to their love of Legos. We develop simple stories in two person teams, envision and build a Lego cast and “set,” then learn and practice stop motion to tell our stories entirely out of Legos. Everyone receives a copy of the films developed in the camp. Art and technology supplies and equipment use included in price.


15798MAR 23–27 | 9:00–11:45AM$175

MUSICAL THEATRE MOVES8 TO 10 Beginner level dancers learn basic musical theatre jazz found in musicals such as Mary Poppins, Annie and The Wiz. We learn steps and vocabulary and work on timing and choreography. We even make and use fun props to add to the show. No previous experience required. Camp ends with a sharing for family and friends.


15796MAR 23–27 | 9:00–11:45AM$155

ONE INGREDIENT, THREE WAYS8 TO 10 This camp highlights the creative potential in the kitchen. Each day, campers focus on one key ingredient and create three separate dishes that showcase it in vastly different ways. We might use chocolate as an ingredient in chili; a layered cake and ice cream; or experiment with lemons in bars, chicken and curd. Along the way, work on basic kitchen skills and safety. Please list any food restrictions or food allergies on the registration form. All culinary supplies and groceries included in price.


15801MAR 23–27 | 9:00–11:45AM$185


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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE COCA offers financial assistance for Spring Break Camps. COCA accepts applications for assistance beginning April 1, 2019. Apply early; limited funds available.

Applications available online or in the Registration Office. Letters notifying applicants of their status will be emailed and registration will be available at that time.

ORIENTATION COCA offers evening orientation for families to tour the camp facility, meet the camp manager and learn and ask questions about camp policies and procedures.

THU, MAR 5, 2020 | 6:00–7:30PM

WHAT TO WEAR Campers should wear comfortable clothing in which they can paint, move and play, and closed-toe shoes. Special dancewear requirements, when needed, will be included in the confirmation letter.

LUNCH/SNACK Full-day campers and campers staying for back-to-back half-day camps have a supervised lunch period. Full-day campers should bring a lunch, drink and two snacks. Half-day campers should bring one snack (soda and juice machines available). There is no refrigerator or microwave available. An allergy-free table is available.

BEFORE & AFTER CARE COCA offers supervised Before Care (7:30–9:00AM; $40 per week) and After Care (3:00–6:00PM; $75 per week) for campers ages 5 & up. Register at the same time you register for camps.

Some exclusions apply for off-site camps—see specific camp descriptions for details.DROP OFF & PICK UP

7:30AM Before Care drop-off begins 8:50–9:00AM Morning/full-day camp drop-off11:45AM Morning camp pick-up12:05–12:15PM Afternoon camp drop-off3:00PM Afternoon/full-day camp pick-up6:00PM After Care pick-up ends

PLEASE NOTE: Children waiting in hallways and lobbies before and after camps are NOT supervised by staff or faculty. Unattended children will be placed in Before ($15 per day) or After ($20 per day) Care and parents will be charged.

INCLUSION SERVICES As part of the ADA, COCA is pleased to provide auxiliary aids and services to help students and campers with communication disabilities fully engage in our programs. We ask for as much advance notice as possible, so we can work with the student’s/camper’s family to determine the best plan of action and have plenty of time to arrange for the aids or services required. Please contact the COCA Registration Office at [email protected] or 314.561.4898 for more information.

DIVERSITY & INCLUSION STATEMENTCOCA is committed to actively and intentionally operating as an anti-bias, anti-racist institution. As such, we promote policies, practices, and programs that create courageous spaces for our COCA community to dialogue toward understanding.

We know art is a powerful instrument for social justice. It is a means for people to share history, culture, and perspectives, celebrate differences, challenge assumptions, and find common ground. We aim to be a home to people from all backgrounds. We do not discriminate based on race, national or ethnic origin, citizen status, veteran status, ancestry, age, religion, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other basis of discrimination.

COCA is dedicated to advancing anti-bias, anti-racism work as we grow. As a learning institution, we understand that this work is an iterative journey. We will continue to evolve our strategies in collaboration with our communities in order to remain relevant and impactful.

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DATE OF BIRTH FALL’19 GRADE GENDER EMAIL ADDRESS REQUIRED. RECEIPTS SENT VIA EMAIL.

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PICK UP PERMISSION I permit the following people (other than parents/guardians) to pick up my child. Maximum of two.

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I permit my child (12 or older) to sign himself/herself out at the end of the camp day.

COCA POLICIES AGREEMENT REQUIRED FOR REGISTRATION

I have read and agree to ALL policies on page 10.

SIGNATURE PARENT/GUARDIAN OR ADULT STUDENT SIGNATURE REQUIRED FOR ENROLLMENT DATE NOTES OFFICE USE ONLY

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PLEASE LIST MEDICATIONS, ALLERGIES, PHYSICAL OR MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES OR BEHAVIORAL CONCERNS. A MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION FORM IS REQUIRED FOR CAMPERS WHO REQUIRE MEDICATION DURING THE CAMP DAY.

COCA uses a text messaging system to notify our patrons when we are closing the building. In order to receive theses texts, please supply your cell number and provider (AT&T, Verizon, etc.). Standard text messaging rates apply. COCA will not share your cellular information with any third parties, and will only text you when absolutely necessary.

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524 Trinity Avenue | St. Louis, MO 63130 | cocastl.orgQuestions? Please call us with any questions about placement or registration 314.561.4898

INCLUSION SERVICES As part of the ADA, COCA is pleased to provide auxiliary aids and services to help students and campers with communication disabilities fully engage in our programs. We ask for as much advance notice as possible, so we can work with the student’s/camper’s family to determine the best plan of action and have plenty of time to arrange for the aids or services required. Please contact the COCA Registration Office at [email protected] or 314.561.4898 for more information.


SUPERVISED BEFORE AND AFTER CAREMAR 16–20

BEFORE CARE 7:30–9:00AM$40 PER WEEK

A F T E R C A R E 3:00–6:00PM$75 PER WEEK

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COCA REGISTRATION FEE PLEASE SELECT ONE. REQUIRED FOR REGISTRATION

$30 REGISTRATION FEE PER STUDENT Take as many classes or camps as you choose for one annual registration fee. This fee is non-refundable. Current Purchase

PAYMENT INFORMATION Payment plan option for early registrants ($15 service charge). Requires 25% down payment, registration fee and $15 processing fee due upon registration. Your credit card will automatically be billed in equal payments according to the schedule below. All registrations after February 1 must be paid in full at time of registration. All payment plan registrations must be paid in full by March 1.

Only checks are accepted as payment for mailed registration forms. To pay by credit card, please register online or in person in COCA’s Registration Office. To pay by cash, please register in person in COCA’s Registration Office.

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Gifts to the COCA Annual Fund helps support our programming, keep our tuition low and provide scholarships.

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LICIES REGISTRATION OFFICE314.561.4898 | [email protected]

REGISTRATION OFFICE HOURS:Winter/Spring MON–FRI | 9:00AM–6:00PMSummer MON–FRI | 7:30AM–6:00PM

*The Registration Office will be open 9:00AM–3:00PM on the following Saturdays only:2019: AUG 31 | SEP 7 | SEP 14 | SEP 21 2020: JAN 18 | JAN 25 | FEB 1 | FEB 8

HOW TO REGISTERJUL 1 Open registration begins

ONLINE: Register through COCA’s secure server at cocastl.org. If you have taken classes at COCA before, you already have an account. Click the “Classes, Camps & Auditions” button to browse and register for camps.

Online registrations are subject to a 1.756% processing fee.

BY MAIL*: Send your registration form and payment (CHECK ONLY) to: COCA, Attn: Registration | 524 Trinity Avenue | St. Louis, MO 63130

*Credit card registrations are not accepted by mail.

IN PERSON: Visit the Registration Office during office hours listed above.

Faxed and phone registrations are not accepted.

BUILDING CLOSED: 2019: SEP 2 | NOV 28–29 | DEC 24–25 | DEC 31 2020: JAN 1 | JAN 20 | FEB 28

BUILDING CLOSURES: If severe weather, a power outage or unforeseen circumstances necessitate the closing of any COCA program, COCA is not responsible for providing a makeup session, credit or refund. COCA posts information about closings on local media outlets as well as at cocastl.org and 314.725.6555.

CONFIRMATION: COCA will email confirmation of your registration. If you have not received confirmation within two weeks, please contact the Registration Office at 314.561.4898.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION/SPECIAL NEEDS: If your child has food allergies or special needs, please list them on the Registration Form or contact the Registration Office.

MEDICATIONS: Medical authorization is required from a physician for campers who require medication during the camp day. Medical forms are available online and will be provided by email.

PAYMENT PLANS FOR EARLY REGISTRANTS: Requires 25% down payment, $30 registration fee and $15 processing fee due upon registration. Your credit card will automatically be billed in equal payments according to the schedule below. All registrations after February 1 must be paid in full at time of registration. All payment plan registrations must be paid in full by March 1.

Dates of Automatic Withdrawal: JANUARY 1, FEBRUARY 1, MARCH 1

FINANCIAL OBLIGATION: COCA does offer payment plan opportunities. COCA reserves the right to suspend or terminate instruction and performance participation for students who do not meet their financial obligations. Students are liable for the full cost of tuition. Students with outstanding balances will NOT be allowed to re-register until the balance is paid in full.

RETURNED PAYMENT POLICY: It is COCA’s policy to charge a $25 processing fee for any returned payments (checks or credit cards). Those whose payments are returned may lose the privilege to pay via check, credit card and payment plan.

WITHDRAWALS/REFUNDS: Tuition and before/after care fees will be refunded, less a $25 processing fee per camp, if you submit a withdrawal form by March 1.

COCA offers no refund or credit for missed camp days due to illness, schedule conflicts or any other reasons. Registration fees are non-refundable.

MEDICAL WITHDRAWALS: COCA offers no refund or credit after the withdrawal deadline except for documented medical conditions. You must submit a withdrawal form and documentation on physician’s letterhead. Medical withdrawals must be submitted before the last day of your child’s camp. Tuition will be refunded less the $25 processing fee per camp.

TRANSFERS: COCA offers the opportunity for students to transfer to another camp if space is available. Transfer forms are available in the front lobby and the Registration Office. Transfers must be submitted before the start of your child’s camp.

CANCELLATION: In the event that enrollment does not reach the required number for a particular camp, or circumstances arise beyond COCA’s control, COCA reserves the right to cancel. You will be notified, and we will be happy to work with you to find a suitable replacement. If no replacement can be settled upon, COCA will refund your money in full, less your non-refundable registration fee.

RELEASE/WAIVER: I hereby agree to indemnify and hold harmless COCA and its employees from and against any and all claims for personal injuries or damages of any kind arising from participation in the COCA program. Furthermore, I authorize COCA staff and faculty to seek emergency medical help for me and/or my child if this becomes necessary. I agree to indemnify and hold harmless COCA personnel in seeking medical care for me and/or my child. I realize that every effort will be made by COCA staff to contact me in the event of a medical emergency involving my child.

IMAGE CONSENT: I agree that COCA may use my and/or my child’s likeness in the routine promotion of its programs and for other non-commercial applications.

FIELD TRIP CONSENT: I give permission for my child to leave the premises for field trips supervised by adult staff members. I understand that I will have advance information about the date, time, and location of the field trip.

COCA PRIVACY POLICY: COCA may collect the mailing addresses of its customers and will contact those patrons by U.S. mail with printed materials including special ticket offers, invitations, notices of educational programs or solicitations to support the organization. COCA occasionally shares its U.S. postal addresses with other St. Louis non-profit organizations. Emails and phone numbers are not shared. If you do not wish to receive mailings, please call 314.561.4905. COCA does collect email addresses from those who subscribe to COCA’s e-communications or those who provide emails to COCA’s approved online ticketing services or through the online registration process. COCA may send emails to those addresses. Each e-mail includes an “opt-out” function, which will provide the reader the opportunity to discontinue e-communications from the organization. If you wish not to be contacted, please send an email with your request to [email protected] or call 314.561.4878.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCEFinancial assistance is available for COCA Spring Break Camp. COCA accepts applications for financial assistance beginning April 1, 2019.

Applications available online or in the Registration Office. Letters notifying applicants of their status will be emailed and registration will be available at that time.


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