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[Pages:4]Congratulations!
Your middle school has been selected to participate in the 2018 Neighborhood Pride Talent Search! 2018 celebrates the 13th year of this exciting, rewarding program offered only to the select Middle Schools related to a Neighborhood Pride area. The Neighborhood Pride Talent Search was developed in 2006 to engage Middle School students in their neighborhoods and the Columbus arts community at large.
What does my school need to do to participate?
1. Choose a date for auditions. We like to have auditions during lunch so all students can participate.
2. Choose a location (auditorium, lunchroom, or classroom) to hold auditions. 3. Tell students. We will be happy to help with morning announcements or come to a
lunch to present to the students.
What does the student need to do to participate?
Students must be prepared to give a 2 minute audition to our panel of judges. We are looking for students who are gifted in Music, Comedy, Motivational Speaking,
Acting, Dance, and Essay/ Poetry Spoken Word. At the audition, if they can bring their own music that would be appreciated, if not we
will try our best to find it online or have something similar.
How are the students selected?
Our panel of judges will score the students in these categories: Talent Stage Presence First Impression Knowledge of Material
The top 6 ? 10 acts will be selected to go to the next level.
What is the next level?
We will award the top 6-10 acts the day of auditions. These students will receive our contact information for their parents to call us and information about the first rehearsal. Students will be expected to attend a series of Saturday rehearsals at the Jerry Hammond Center downtown between November and December. At the rehearsals, the students will work with mentors on their final solo and group performances. In addition, we ask that the students be good citizens and give back five hours of community service. Details will be shared with the families.
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When is the final performance?
***Save this date: Wednesday, December 19th, 6:00 p.m. at the King Arts Complex
The Neighborhood Pride Talent Showcase will be on Wednesday, December 19, 6:00 p.m. at the King Arts Complex, 967 Mt. Vernon Avenue, as part of the Neighborhood Pride holiday gathering. City and Civic leaders, parents, teachers, business partners, and the City of Columbus are invited to attend. A DVD copy of the performance will be available to students and participating schools.
What schools have you worked with before?
This is our 13th year of the Neighborhood Pride Talent Search. Schools are chosen due to their geographical proximity of a Neighborhood Pride area. Therefore, we go to different schools every year.
The Neighborhood Pride Talent Search has worked with the following schools: 2006: Beery, Clinton, Johnsonpark, Linmoor, Monroe, Westmoor 2007: Dominion, Indianola, Southmoor, Starling, Yorktown 2008: Hilltonia, Medina, Mifflin International, Southmoor, Starling, Woodward Park 2009: Clinton, Groveport Madison, Mifflin International, Southmoor 2010: Hilltonia, Southmoor, Woodward Park 2011: Buckeye, Hilltonia, Mifflin, Yorktown 2012: Buckeye, Dominion, Heritage (Hilliard), Sherwood. 2013: Medina, Ridgeview, Southwood (6th), South High (7th & 8th), Yorktown 2014: Fairwood E. (6th), Johnson Park, Linden (7th & 8th ), South High (7th & 8th), Starling
Middle, Windsor E. (6th) 2015: Buckeye, Champion, Dominion, Westmoor Middle Schools 2016: Hamilton STEM (6th), Johnson Park (6th, 7th and 8th), Lincoln Park (6th), Linden McKinley
(7th & 8th), Pleasant View (Southwestern), South (7th and 8th), South Mifflin (6th ) 2017: Windsor Elementary (6th grade only), Hilltonia Middle School, Sherwood Middle School
Schools selected for 2018:
Siebert Elementary School (6th grade only) Wedgewood Middle School Sherwood Middle School South High School (7th & 8th grades only) Heritage Middle School
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Questions?
Nora Gerber, Community Relations Coordinator, Neighborhood Pride 614-645-7116, nbgerber@ Bruce T. Black, Program Manager, Neighborhood Pride 614-266-1221, btblack@
Neighborhood Pride Talent Search Packet Contents
1. Talent Show Information Letter 2. Summary of Neighborhood Pride program, 18 years of excellence 3. Neighborhood Pride Program Brochure 4. Program and DVD from the 2016 Neighborhood Pride Talent Search 5. Auditions signs for display at your school
Online Resouces
Clips from the 2014 talent show: Summary from the 8th annual talent show including interviews with students: Interviews from students, parents and mentors and clips from 2012:
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