THE NURTURING PROGRAM AT NEWARK SCHOOL OF THE ARTS

Opportunity in the Arts for Young Newark Residents

Nurturing our students at the Newark School of the Arts is one of our most important goals. Regardless of socioeconomic background, every child deserves to have a chance to join the Conservatory. The Nurturing Program gives students an opportunity to develop their skills on instruments or voice, and retain access to quality music education K-12. The aim of the Nurturing Program is to assist students develop in their musicianship to a level that allows them to join the Conservatory. We do this by encouraging students, listening closely, and taking a highly individualized, responsive approach. Students receive mentorship, financial support, and the tools they need to succeed. Upon entering the Conservatory, students will gain access to the many opportunities it provides including our unique collaboration with NJPAC and performance opportunities. The Nurturing Program is designed for all levels, including beginner to advanced musicians. All instruments and vocalists are welcome.

Contact: Dr. Patricio Molina, Program Director

pmolina@newarkschoolofthearts.org / (973) 642-0133

FAQ’s

The Nurturing Program is for Newark residents ages 8-15 who want to pursue musical instruction, but need a helping hand in the form of personalized mentorship, financial assistance, and the guidance of a skilled teacher.

Who can join the Nurturing Program?

Newark residents, but other individuals may be considered.

Do I have to be planning on studying music in college to join this program?

No. Our students go on enter university programs of all disciplines.

I've never taken private lessons before. Can I join this program?

Yes! We welcome all students who are committed to nurturing their musical talent.

How much does this program cost?

The Nurturing Program offers 100% full tuition scholarship* **which includes a weekly private lesson, music theory class, and mentorship from an NSA community member.

* BY APPLICATION ONLY ** Depends on Availability of Funds

Newark School of the Arts

Starting in 2018, the Newark School of the Arts (NSA) will be celebrating its 50th Anniversary. The School provides high-level training in the performing and visual arts. Since 1968, the school has offered instruction for everyone with an interest in the arts regardless of age, talent and financial resources. NSA is a family and community oriented school that has served 46,000 individuals since its inception, and provides education for 800 students each week.

The Newark School of the Arts (NSA) changes the lives of youth through access to quality education in the performing and visual arts. We accomplish this by providing excellence in sequential education and training, offering an emerging state of the art learning environment, accepting students of all ages and abilities, and partnering with other successful arts educators while maintaining affordability and accessibility. NSA is a family and community oriented school that has served 38,000 individuals since its inception, and provides education for 500 students each week.

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Office Hours

For Information/Registration: (by appointment only)
10:30 am - 4:30 pm, Mon - Thurs

10:30 AM - 1:00 PM, Fri

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Registration must be processed at least 48 business hours in advance for class/lesson.

Private Lessons & Group Classes

3:30pm - 7:30pm, Mon - Thurs

9:00am - 5:00 pm, Saturdays

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Newark School of the Arts

89 Lincoln Park, Newark, NJ 07102

(973) 642 - 0133

For Registration Information:

lilly@newarkschoolofthearts.org

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ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

The Newark School of the Arts is committed to serving all patrons. The School does not discriminate on the basis of disability in admission, or access to, treatment of, or employment in, its services, programs, or activities. As needed, accommodations will be provided, to the best of the School's ability, to allow individuals with disabilities to participate in Newark School of the Arts' workforce, services, programs, and activities.

If you need special arrangements, please call the office at 973-642-0133 two weeks in advance and we will do our best to accommodate you. Most events and performances are free and open to the public.

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Email: lilly@newarkschoolofthearts.org • Tel: (973) 642 - 0133 • Fax: (973) 622 - 2664. 89 Lincoln Park, Newark, New Jersey 07012