Registration open June 1st. Limited spaces!

Would you like to incorporate the Fine and Performing Arts into your child’s school day?

Let your child(ren) dive into the arts alongside our elementary school students in our Homeschool Arts, Play, & Stay program. This program provides students the opportunity to study the arts and have lunch and recess with their friends. Your children will jump for joy as they study Music, Dance, Theatre, and/or Visual Art and build great relationships at Providence School of Arts.

As BONUS, we’ve created a space to you. Hang out in our parent lounge and enjoy a cup of coffee, work with your other children, and/or peruse our school library for children’s books and curriculum resources. When you enroll at Providence, you will be given a library card so you can easily check-in and our your favorite books.

Multi-Class and Sibling Discounts Available. Contact US!

*All classes times include the lunch and recess hours.

This program is designed to develop well-rounded young dancers. Students progress through the level-based classical ballet curriculum, enriched by several other dance techniques to include modern, tap, character, and West African. Young dancers will acquire a solid dance foundation as they learn skills such as body awareness, proper technique, artistry, musicality, and expression.

Music is an innate part of human culture and all children have the capacity for music making. Students will explore and gain an understanding of musical concepts by singing, playing instruments, creating and listening to music. Concepts will be presented using a sequential approach based on the elements of music, including rhythm, melody, harmony, form and expression.

Children naturally have the fundamental skills of playwrights, actors, designers, directors, and audience members. The theatre curriculum builds upon this intuitive creativity by incorporating essential skills into this natural form of play. Students will explore and develop the ability to improvise, create scripts, act, design, direct, research and plan, analyze and critique, and understand context. Teachers will actively guide students through the planning, performance, and evaluating process.

Students will receive sequential experiences in art history, criticism, aesthetics, and production. Students will gain an appreciation of art through the meaningful integration of art with other subject matter. Most importantly, they will begin learning to express their own thought and creativity through various art forms.