Institute for the Arts (IFTA)

Institute for the Arts (IFTA) is a unique academic program for students providing enrichment in the performing and visual arts.

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR IFTA 2012!

2012 IFTA BROCHURE

Student information packets with schedules will be mailed in the middle of June.

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IFTA 2012
Dates:	July 9 – August 3, 2012 CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Location:	Lake Braddock Secondary School
Student Hours:	8:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Transportation:	Transportation will be provided from local high schools
Eligibility:	IFTA is open to students in grades 6-11 during the 2011-2012 school year. Non-FCPS Students are also welcome to apply. See additional information for NON-FCPS STUDENTS. Students in grades 3-5 during the 2011-2012 school year, see E-IFTA.
Learn More:	PHOTO GALLERY IFTA IN THE NEWS PLAY VIDEO

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Registration Information
Registration Forms:	Registration for IFTA 2012 is now open. Registration will be open until May 25. 2012 IFTA BROCHURE REGISTRATION FORM REFUND FORM
Non-FCPS Students:	Non-FCPS students must provide the following documentation with the completed registration form and payment: the completed registration form birth certificate medical evidence of immunization a most recent 2011-2012 school report card
Audition and Portfolio Information:	AUDITION INSTRUCTIONS PORTFOLIO INSTRUCTIONS
Tuition:	FCPS: February 1 – April 9 $750 April 10 – May 25 $800	Non-FCPS: February 1 – April 9 $950 April 10 – May 25 $1,000
To Register:
Send a completed registration form, required documents, and payment to: Summer School IFTA Registration Fine Arts Office, 3rd Floor Fairfax Ridge Center 3877 Fairfax Ridge Road Fairfax, VA 22030 Questions? Jennifer Himes 571-423-4543

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The best part of IFTA is...

"the atmosphere and the fun!"

"the whole experience."

"making new friends!"

"the people there, the teachers, the classes, the things you learn, the feeling of being accepted, the freedom of dressing and acting how you want without worrying about being judged, and just basically the whole camp."