The Performing Arts Conservatory
We foster a dynamic and inclusive learning environment where educational excellence is the foundation of every pursuit, performing arts studies enhance the learning experience, and faith inspires hope. It is an environment where discipline drives achievement, gratitude cultivates generosity, and global citizenship connects and empowers, ensuring a brighter future for all. We strive to shape compassionate leaders, curious learners, and engaged citizens, ready to meet the challenges of tomorrow with wisdom and heart.
Q&A with The Performing Arts Conservatory
What makes the Performing Arts Conservatory unique?
The Performing Arts Conservatory is a Christ-centered, inquiry-based school where the curriculum is a tapestry woven from two threads: rigorous academic study and immersive artistic training. We celebrate and promote a dynamic environment where every individual feels valued, respected, and empowered to contribute. We foster global awareness, understanding, and collaboration, empowering individuals to make positive contributions in a connected world. We shape leaders who lead with empathy, integrity, and vision, committed to the well-being of others.
What ages and grade levels does the Performing Arts Conservatory serve?
Opening in the Fall 2026, we will serve students in grades 6 and 7 in our first year and then add a grade each following year until we reach grade 12.
What is the enrollment process, and are there any key dates families should know?
The Performing Arts Conservatory follows a formal application process. We are currently pre-registering students for the 2026 school year. Students will complete a diagnostic assessment and interview with our academic team.
In-person information sessions and tours are available throughout the year. Visit our website, www.tpacindy.org, to view upcoming opportunities.
Does the Performing Arts Conservatory offer financial assistance?
Yes, financial aid is available to families who qualify, with approximately 85% of students receiving some form of aid. To be considered, families must submit a financial aid form with their enrollment application.
What are the standard school day hours?
School hours are 7:45 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., with extended school hours available until 5:30 p.m.
Does the Performing Arts Conservatory offer before- or after-school care and after-school activities?
Our school offers a longer school day; therefore, before and after care are included in the normal day.
Does the Performing Arts Conservatory have a uniform or dress code?
Students wear a uniform daily.
How many students attend the Performing Arts Conservatory, and what is the average class size or student-to-teacher ratio?
The average class size will be 12–15 students per teacher.
Does the Performing Arts Conservatory offer support for students with special needs or learning differences?
We provide academic support for students who have been diagnosed with learning differences on a case-by-case basis, utilizing formal academic accommodations as per their IEP or 504 Plan. We will work with families and local resources to support all learners.
What specialty classes and extracurricular activities does the Performing Arts Conservatory offer?
We offer foreign language, reading groups, and advanced performing arts specialty classes. Students engage in immersive artistic training alongside rigorous academics, giving them opportunities to grow as performers, scholars, and leaders. Our goal is to cultivate creative confidence, discipline, and collaboration, helping students discover and develop their unique creative voice in a supportive, Christ-centered environment.
What safety and security measures does the Performing Arts Conservatory have in place?
We have an IMPD substation in our facility. All doors are locked during the day, and all visitors must register with our administrative assistants. Our safety and security team conducts a variety of safety drills for students and faculty throughout the year.
Does the Performing Arts Conservatory have a homework policy?
While we do not have a formal policy on homework, our teachers do assign homework to reinforce classroom learning and support understanding as needed.
Who should families contact for more information about the Performing Arts Conservatory?
For more information or to schedule a personal tour, please contact our admissions office at (317) 436-7997 or email [email protected].
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