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Conservatory Handbook - Conchita Espinosa Academy

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Examinations and Juries<br />

Juries for Dance and Theater<br />

At the end of the school year, dance and theater students will be evaluated by a panel<br />

consisting of, but not limited to, the teacher, Head of the Department, Artistic Director and the<br />

<strong>Conservatory</strong> Director. This process is very important in evaluating the student’s growth, level<br />

of commitment, and goals.<br />

The panel’s grade for the student’s performance the day of the evaluation is only a part of the<br />

overall final grade. The student’s work in class during the course of the year and his or her<br />

participation in rehearsals and performances will be discussed by the jury and will be reflected<br />

in the final grade.<br />

Students who are unable to participate in the jury evaluation due to injury, illness or other<br />

specific circumstances leading to an excused absence, will be scheduled for a conference<br />

with faculty to discuss their progress and goals. They will be given a grade of Incomplete (due<br />

to medical reasons or other circumstances). Students who have an unexcused absence on<br />

the day of the jury evaluation will meet with faculty to discuss goals for the following semester,<br />

and if such goals are not met, the student will be referred to the <strong>Conservatory</strong> Director for<br />

further action. An unexcused absence during the jury evaluations will lead to a substantially<br />

lowered or failing grade for the semester and placement “on probation” status.<br />

Juries for Music<br />

At the beginning of the second semester the music students will be evaluated by a panel<br />

consisting of but not limited to the teacher, Head of the Department, and the Director. This<br />

process is very important for evaluating the student’s growth, level of commitment, and goals.<br />

The student will be assigned material to prepare for the jury meeting that will reflect work done<br />

in and outside of their class during the course of the year. The student’s progress in class and<br />

his/her participation in rehearsals and performances during the <strong>Conservatory</strong> year will be<br />

discussed during the jury evaluation. Observation of the student during the jury evaluation<br />

and impressions of the student’s progress by his/her corresponding teacher will be reflected in<br />

the final grade.<br />

Students who are unable to participate in the jury evaluation due to injury, illness or other<br />

specific circumstances leading to an excused absence will be scheduled for a conference<br />

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