Performers
At Spectrum Project, we want every performer to feel safe, welcomed, and supported. To help everyone have a successful rehearsal, we ask performers to:
- Stay with their group and follow staff and buddy directions.
- Remain in designated rehearsal spaces unless accompanied by a staff member.
- Use safe bodies and respectful actions with peers and staff.
- Let a staff member know if they need a break, help, or support.
- Treat instruments, equipment, and facilities with care.
Support note:
Spectrum Project is an inclusive program. Supports and accommodations are available, and expectations are always applied with flexibility and care for individual needs.
Spectrum Project is an inclusive program. Supports and accommodations are available, and expectations are always applied with flexibility and care for individual needs.
Early pick-up for safety
If a performer’s behavior becomes physically unsafe for themselves, other performers, or staff (for example, hitting, biting, or attempting to leave the building), a parent or guardian may be contacted to pick up the performer early for that day.
If a performer’s behavior becomes physically unsafe for themselves, other performers, or staff (for example, hitting, biting, or attempting to leave the building), a parent or guardian may be contacted to pick up the performer early for that day.
Family
1. Drop-off and pick-up
- Families drop off performers between 12:45-1:00 PM by signing them in at the front table and walking them to their first rehearsal room..
- During rehearsal, performers are supervised by Spectrum Project staff and buddies.
- To support consistency and independence, families do not stay in rehearsal spaces unless arranged in advance with the coordinator.
- Only water is permitted inside the school during rehearsal (per school policies).
- For safety reasons, performers must remain inside the rehearsal area unless accompanied by staff.
- Staff may intervene when safety or well-being is involved.
- If a family has a concern, they should contact the coordinator (Kevin Droe) directly rather than addressing staff during rehearsal time.
- Spectrum Project is an inclusive program and staff are trained to support a wide range of needs.
Spectrum Project Coordinator - Kevin Droe, [email protected], (319)273-3073
