5-Week Summer Ballet Program 2013 Handbook - Central ...

About CPYBKristin Lewis of DanceTeacher magazine wrote, “She [Weary]produces students who have the whole package—attention todetail, early technical development and a broad socializationinto the arts. It seems a given that companies nationwidewill continue to be stocked with her dancers for many yearsto come.”Town of CarlisleHidden among the beautiful rolling hills of Cumberland County,Carlisle invites you to slow down and savor the past in a relaxedrural setting. This patchwork quilt of pastures, farmhouses,bed-and-breakfast homes and small towns displays historicalcharm and the region’s natural beauty in every season. Founded in1751, Carlisle was George Washington’s choice for his army’s firstarsenal and school. At one time it was home to the nation’s schoolfor Native Americans of which Olympic athlete Jim Thorpe is analumnus. Today, the community houses the U.S. Army War College.Historians and military buffs alike will relish exploring this area,first occupied and then shelled by the Confederates in 1863; bothCivil War and Victorian Era memories abound. If you like takinghome a bit of the past Carlisle is your treasure chest. From indoorantique shops to outdoor flea markets, you’ll enjoy discovering theperfect souvenir finds to enhance your life back home. Other typesof collectors will find excitement in Carlisle as well, as some of thelargest collector car shows in the world take place year-round onthe 82-acre Carlisle Fairgrounds. For south central Pennsylvania’snatural beauty, there’s no place like Carlisle and its surroundings.Fishing fanatics will rise to the angling challenge afforded byCumberland County’s plethora of world-famous creeks andstreams, teeming with trout, large- and small-mouth bass, pickereland walleyes. Hikers will find happiness on a stretch of theAppalachian Trail. Campers won’t want to miss the 969-acre PineGrove Furnace State Park, with beach swimming, boat launchingareas and more than 70 campsites. For a bit of “green” learning,take the family to nearby King’s Gap Environmental EducationCenter. Boasting 1,439 acres and 15 miles of hiking trails, the centerfeatures ranger-presented environmental education and interpretiveprograms throughout the year.Dickinson CollegeDickinson College, a pre-Revolutionary War school foundedin 1773, is an independent and co-educational college locatedin Carlisle. It is an easy drive from Philadelphia, Baltimore,and Washington, D.C., and is only a short drive away from theHarrisburg International Airport and the Harrisburg train andbus stations. The campus, two blocks from downtown Carlisle,is dotted with large old elms and limestone buildings. OldWest, built in 1804, is a national historic landmark. During theacademic year, approximately 2,300 students are enrolled inDickinson’s liberal arts degree programs.CPYB and Dickinson College are both non-profit educationalinstitutions, and do not discriminate on the basis of race, gender,age, color, national origin, or sexual orientation.The Capital Region of Pennsylvania is very easy to access,located right along the beautiful Susquehanna River, near thecenter of the Commonwealth. The Pennsylvania Turnpike passesright through the center of this region, as do Interstates 81 and83, and Pennsylvania Routes 11, 15, 322, 422, 74, and 743.Carlisle is close to many of the attractions of Harrisburg (thecapital of Pennsylvania), Whitaker Center for Science and theArts, Gettysburg Battlefields, the Pennsylvania Dutch Country ofLancaster County, Reading and much more.2013 Handbook | Updated 6.19.1329home