Students will work on skills in a structured class format to include barre work, center, and elements across the floor. Emphasis is placed on form, musicality, coordination, expression, and working together as a corps. A portion of class remains dedicated to creative dance and individual expression. Many performing opportunities are available for students at this level. Ages 8-11. Price is based on one class a week for 18 weeks. Instructor: Jessica Wilson

Students will work on skills in a structured class format to include barre work, center, and elements across the floor. Emphasis is placed on form, musicality, coordination, expression, and working together as a corps. A portion of class remains dedicated to creative dance and individual expression. Many performing opportunities are available for students at this level. Ages 8-11. Enrollment is for the 2019-2020 school year. Price is based on one class a week for 36 weeks. Additional discounts are available for multiple dance classes taken per week. Tuition is pro-rated based on the start date of the student. Flexible payment plans available. Instructor: Jessica Wilson

Pre Ballet expands on the elements and practices of Creative Movement. While dance elements are further developed, imagery, musicality, creative thinking, spatial awareness and team work continue to be emphasized in a safe, fun, nurturing environment. This class is appropriate for students enrolled in Kindergarten. 12 classes. Ages 4.5 - 6. Instructor: Tina Anne Marshall

Join our fun, exciting, and energetic classes that focus on the today’s most popular dance moves. Develop coordination, body awareness, build self-esteem and promote confidence while having a blast. 12 classes. Ages 6-8

Inspiring and imaginative classes designed to be a foundation for basic dance principles and the proper French ballet terminology. An emphasis s placed on musicality and creativity while basic coordination skills and the fundamentals of classical ballet are explored through the use of props and imagery. Individual expression and improvisation is encouraged in a safe and welcoming atmosphere. Ages 6-7

Join our fun, exciting, and energetic classes that focus on the today’s most popular dance moves. Develop coordination, body awareness, build self-esteem and promote confidence while having a blast. 12 classes. Ages 6-8. Instructor Alyssa McQuillan. This class is from 10:45-11:30 am

Inspiring and imaginative classes designed to be a foundation for basic dance principles and the proper French ballet terminology. An emphasis s placed on musicality and creativity while basic coordination skills and the fundamentals of classical ballet are explored through the use of props and imagery. Individual expression and improvisation is encouraged in a safe and welcoming atmosphere. Ages 7-8

Drawing with pen and ink is a commitment. The line you put down with an ink pen cannot be erased. But, drawing with pen and ink gives confidence in drawing like no other medium can. In this course students will learn and execute fundamental pen and ink drawing techniques while embracing their own personal styles. Instructor: Sarah Alexander. 6 classes

For kids who LOVE to sing, but may not be ready for private lessons. Learning to sing in tune and learning musical concepts through singing establishes deep musical understanding and confidence in a budding musician. Students will learn melody, part singing, and harmony as they progress through the program. This class is a great way to introduce kids to healthy, relaxed singing! For grades 2nd – 5th. Tuesdays 4:45 pm – 5:45 pm. Instructor: Mark Schiappucci

This fun, active introduction to creative drama, includes creative movement, imagination, drama games, activities, songs, and hands on crafts. Inspired by favorite children's books, Storybook Theater will embark on a new adventure each session! Join us for an interactive theatre experience! The final class will involve a performance for friends and family. For grades Pre-K to 3rd grade

Create pottery and small sculptures from clay using handbuilding techniques. Students will also learn glazing and creating surface detail. Tuition includes materials and firing. Thursdays - 6 classes

Students will get to experiment with multiple forms of art making, drawing, painting, sculpture, collaborative projects, and pen and ink. Emphasis on creative problem solving, and the joy of discovery. Thursday - 6 classes

Learn to use a pottery wheel, plus create pottery and small sculptures using handbuilding techniques. Beginners will learn to wedge clay, form clay on the wheel and apply surface decoration. Continuing students welcome. Tuition includes 25 lbs. of clay, glazes, and firing. Thursdays - 6 classes

Each week alternating teachers will lead a project for you to try out. Based on student interests, we will work with a variety of medium, including embroidery, pen and ink, mixed media, painting and sculpture. Hopkins Students will be walked over by HCA volunteer. On early release days, the times of the class will be adjusted accordingly. 6 classes.

Students will get to experiment with multiple forms of art making, drawing, painting, sculpture, collaborative projects, and pen and ink. Emphasis on creative problem solving, and the joy of discovery. Mondays - 10 classes

This invite/audition-only studio acting class is for intermediate and advanced students looking to build skills and challenge themselves. Students will study and expand on previous techniques, improving their artistry. This is a fast-paced class that will benefit even a seasoned performer. For grades 4th – 8th

Students will learn basic sewing skills including how to use a sewing machine and patterns. Projects may include a drawstring bag, canvas and ribbon key chains, pajama shorts, and a zipper pouch. Sewing machines and materials for all projects are included in tuition cost. 10 classes with Instructor Heather Heverling.

Students must have completed "Sewing for Beginners" or applicable sewing course. The first class will be some review and then a potholder project with materials provided by the instructor. Students will then choose from an assortment of patterns to decide on their next project. Students can either purchase fabric and notions on their own, or they may purchase supplies from the instructor Heather Heverling. 10 classes

Make hauntingly gorgeous 3-D dragon eyes from clear glass cabochon pieces (polished, convex, magnified glass), and then fashion them into a dragon eye pendant or glue onto a surface as part of a dragon drawing. All materials will be provided. Instructor: Joyce Firth

HOPKINS ELEMENTARY WALK OVER IS AVAILABLE FOR THIS WORKSHOP:

Drawing with pen and ink is a commitment. The line you put down with an ink pen cannot be erased. But, drawing with pen and ink gives confidence in drawing like no other medium can. In this course students will learn and execute fundamental pen and ink drawing techniques while embracing their own personal styles. Instructor: Sarah Alexander. 6 classes

Students will get to experiment with multiple forms of art making, drawing, painting, sculpture, collaborative projects, and pen and ink. Emphasis on creative problem solving, and the joy of discovery. Thursday - 6 classes. Instructor Sarah Alexander

Based on the works of Louise Nevelson, create an intriguing sculpture from old, broken, discarded found objects. Experience the way attention to placement within a space can make unrelated objects interact with each other to create a 3-dimensional work of art that is both crazy and captivating! All materials are provided. 2 hour class to assemble. They will be available for pick up at HCA after November 20. Instructor Joyce Firth

HOPKINS ELEMENTARY WALK-OVER SERVICE IS AVAILABLE FOR THIS WORKSHOP

Turn an old book and sheet music into a rustic looking wreath. Using the pages from old books and old music scores, roll, crumple, pinch, or cut paper pages into a variety of textural shapes and assemble into a beautiful vintage looking wreath. All materials provided.  Instructor Joyce Firth

HOPKINS ELEMENTARY WALK-OVER SERVICE AVAILABLE.