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Who sponsors the Transformation for Peace Program in Dallas?
When do I register? What forms must I complete for my child? What is the cost of the program? How do I pay? Meals? What do I need to bring? What is the Gala Event? Who sponsors the Transformation for Peace Program in Dallas? The Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Highland Village, TX, Inc., with the permission and support of the Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Dallas, TX, Inc. Back to Top When do I register? Registration begins on February 1. Register early to insure your acceptance for the program. Registration should be done using the REGISTRATION FORM on this website. Back to Top What forms must I complete for my child? The registration form, medical, media and liability release form, and payment. Back to Top What is the cost of the program? The total fee for the program is $595. A $100 deposit is due upon registration. The remaining $495 is due by June 1. The fee includes tuition, accommodation, three meals per day, snacks, art material, and gala graduation event for the 7 night program. If a registration is cancelled, students are entitled to a refund of fees only if we can fill their spot with another student. Back to Top How do I pay? Please use the credit card paypal system on this website if at all possible. Back to Top Meals? Vegetarian meals are available if requested. Back to Top What do I need to bring? Clothes, prayer book, towels, sheets, personal care items, notebook and pencil, musical instrument/costume for the talent show, dress clothes for the gala on Sunday night July 13. Back to Top What is the Gala Event? Transformation for Peace participants share stories, dramatic presentations, music, and art that they have worked on during the program, with family and friends at the Gala event. The students where clean, neat clothes. Light refreshments are served. Then there is a final "Close of the Day" program. After the close of the day, parents may take their children home. Back to Top |
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