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The
Georgia Ballet’s Arts in Education program is comprised of
three distinct programs offered to all schools in the
metropolitan Atlanta area.
1) Our Field Trip Program annually introduces over 14,000
metro Atlanta school children to the artistry and
athleticism of live dance performance. Students attend
abbreviated matinees of The Georgia Ballet’s regular
performance series followed by a question and answer
session. All performances are held at the Cobb County Civic
Center and last approximately one hour. Student tickets are
$6.00 each. One free chaperone may be admitted for every 10
students. Minimum purchase of $60.00 is required. Call
770-528-0881 for reservation materials.
2) On-site Lecture Demonstrations to schools bring dance to
the lives of students throughout the community through
interactive and informative performances. These up-close and
intimate programs increase creative thinking,
problem-solving, and a love of the arts.
3) Momentum, The Georgia Ballet’s outreach program, gives
underprivileged children the opportunity to learn the basics
of dance training. In this special residency program
involving partnerships with Title I schools, students focus
on musicality, rhythm, quality of movement and basic dance
terminology. Each of The Georgia Ballet’s Arts in
Education programs allows educators the opportunity to share
the Arts, specifically dance education, with their students
either through live theatrical performance or a hands-on
approach to learning - an opportunity that many students do
not often have. All programs meet Georgia Quality Core
Curriculum Standards, and study guides are provided to
enhance the experience of each program.
For booking information on any of The Georgia Ballet’s Arts
in Education programs, call 770-528-0881. Early booking is
advised as many of our performances and programs fill up
quickly.

The
Georgia Ballet received a grant for $10,000 from the
Bank of America Foundation to support the Ballet’s
Arts In
Education programming.
Presenting the check for Bank of America Foundation
is Shirley Mitchell, Senior Vice President Georgia
Market Manager. Representing the Ballet is Sam
Hensley, Jr., Chairman of the Board of Trustees,
Gina Hyatt-Mazon, Artistic Director, and Michele
Ziemann-DeVos, Executive Director. Tim Lee, who was
Cobb County Commissioner representing the Ballet
when the grant was announced, congratulated the
Ballet on its commitment to arts education.
  
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Students
attend a performance
at the Cobb Civic Center

Dancer question and answer
section of the AIE program |