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F.A.Q.
The Summer Arts Conservatory is designed for students ages 9-15 who are excited to explore the arts, develop their skills, and create alongside other young artists. Students outside of this age range may be considered on a case-by-case basis. Please contact us if you have questions about whether the program would be a good fit for your child.
We welcome students with a wide range of experience. Some campers come to us with years of training, while others are exploring a particular art form for the first time.Our instructors work to meet students where they are, helping newer students build a strong foundation while giving more experienced students opportunities to continue developing their skills.
No. You do not need to be a current or incoming LACHSA student to attend Summer Arts Conservatory. The program is open to students ages 9–15, regardless of where they attend school.Campers have the opportunity to spend three weeks immersed in the arts at LACHSA alongside other young artists who share their interests.
Summer Arts Conservatory is presented by Theatrical Education Group and is not affiliated with the Los Angeles County High School for the Arts (LACHSA).Participation in Summer Arts Conservatory does not guarantee admission to LACHSA and has no bearing on the LACHSA admissions process.
No audition is required to attend Summer Arts Conservatory. To register, use the REGISTRATION button at the top of the website and complete the registration form. Payment is required at the time of registration.Once registration and payment are complete, you’ll receive a confirmation email. About one week before camp begins, we’ll send a First-Day Details email with everything you need to know before arriving. Be sure to check your spam or junk folder if you don’t see our emails.
Each morning, campers are grouped by age and rotate through classes in all five departments: Cinematic Arts, Dance, Music Vocal, Theatre, and Visual Arts.In the afternoon, students move into their chosen department for three Conservatory Intensives. This gives campers the chance to explore a variety of art forms in the morning while spending more focused time developing the area they are most excited about in the afternoon.
Campers have opportunities to relax, spend time with friends, and participate in a variety of activities during breaks and lunch. We may also show age-appropriate movies during lunch and afternoon extended care.
Yes. We offer several ways to help make Summer Arts Conservatory more accessible to families.Valid discount codes provide $100 off tuition. Discount codes cannot be combined with Early Bird tuition, applied retroactively, or used more than once per student.Families enrolling more than one child receive a $150 sibling discount for each additional child. All siblings must be registered and paid in full. Email info@summerartsconservatory.com to request the discount as a refund.Families may also earn a $100 Refer-a-Friend discount for each new student they refer. To qualify, the referring parent must email info@summerartsconservatory.com with the child’s name and parent contact information before the referred family registers. The referred family must identify the referring family during registration and complete payment. Returning campers, siblings, and students who register before the referring family does not qualify. The referred camper must attend at least the first week of camp. There is no limit to the number of qualifying referrals. Referral refunds are issued to the original payment method during the second week of camp once enrollment is confirmed.Each year, we also reserve a limited number of discounted spots for families seeking need-based financial assistance. Because we do not currently receive government funding or grants to support this assistance, availability varies from year to year. Applications open in March. To learn more or request an application, email info@summerartsconservatory.com. Financial assistance and a camper’s first-choice department cannot be guaranteed.Payment plans may also be available in special circumstances. A $150 non-refundable deposit is required, and the remaining balance must be paid in full at least two weeks before camp begins. To request a payment plan, email info@summerartsconservatory.com.
Students who select Cinematic Arts or Visual Arts as their afternoon department have an additional $100 equipment and materials fee. This helps cover the specialized supplies, materials, and equipment used in those departments.
Campers should bring a lunch, snacks for our two daily snack breaks, and a water bottle labeled with their name each day.Campers should also wear closed-toe shoes with socks. All classroom materials are provided, with the exception of the additional materials and equipment covered by the $100 fee for students enrolled in Cinematic Arts or Visual Arts.
Yes. Campers should bring a lunch, two snacks, and a water bottle labeled with their name each day. Meals are not provided.There is no refrigerator or microwave available, and staff are unable to purchase food for campers. For safety reasons, campers may not share food.If your child forgets their lunch, please text (818) 957-1619 to arrange a drop-off.
All cancellations must be submitted in writing to info@summerartsconservatory.com. Cancellation and refund requests cannot be accepted by phone or voicemail. Please allow up to two weeks for processing and confirmation.Before March 1st: Full refund minus the $150 non-refundable deposit.March 2nd - April 1st: Refund minus 50% of tuition paid.April 2nd - May 1st: Refund minus 75% of tuition paid.After May 1st: No refunds.Instead of a refund, families may request a full tuition credit toward a future session, subject to availability. Families may also choose access to the TEG Online Academy, which includes more than 50 video lessons and 40 downloadable arts activities.If camp must be canceled because of circumstances beyond our control, such as a natural disaster or public emergency, families will receive a full credit toward a future session. Cash refunds are not available in these circumstances.
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