Application for BAYCAT Classes

Youth Media Classes (Ages 11-17)
BAYCAT's Youth Media Classes offer hands-on training in media arts. The Spring 2012 term begins on February 13 and runs through May 10. The term will conclude with an open house showcasing the students' work on May 10.
Please indicate which course(s) you are interested in
Animation Digital Filmmaking    

Student Information
Name Home Phone
Address Mobile Phone
City
State Your Email
Zipcode Neighborhood
Gender Birthday
Age

Parent/Guardian Information

Household Information
Name How many people live in your household?
Phone
Email What is your household's annual income?
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Ethnicity (Please check all that apply)
American Indian/Alaskan Native American Indian/Alaskan Native & Black/African American American Indian/Alaskan Native & White
Asian Asian & White Black/African American
Black/African American & White Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander Other or Multiracial
White Arab Chinese
Filipino(a) Korean Japanese
Russian Samoan Vietnamese
Hispanic/Latino(a) Other

Education
School
Grade
Highest education level (e.g. high school, GED)

Additional Information
How did you find out about BAYCAT?
If "Other," please specify:
Have you taken classes at BAYCAT before?
If you answered "yes," please list the class(es) and session(s).
Class Session
Class Session
Class Session

There are 3 steps to enrolling in BAYCAT’s Fall Program:

1. Send in a complete application. After you send a complete application to BAYCAT, you will receive an email confirming that we received your application. If you do not receive an email, please call 415-701-8228 x 203.

2. Come to BAYCAT for a tour and interview with an application workshop with BAYCAT staff. BAYCAT’s program staff will call you to inform you of the workshop dates, you would have at least 2 options to choose for these workshops.  After the workshops and submitting proper paperwork, we would call you to confirm if you have been accepted into our program. Youth under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian during their interview.

3. Verify your household’s annual income. BAYCAT’s funding agencies require all students to provide information about their household’s income. This information is confidential. Although BAYCAT aims to serve low-income individuals, all applicants are given equal consideration and will not necessarily be excluded because of their household’s income. You are required to bring one of the following documents to your application workshop workshop : - Copy of your most recent tax return - Copy of your most recent payroll stub (cannot be older than 2 months) - CalWorks documentation - Food Stamps documentation - Medi-CAL card - SSI documentation - Documentation that the student/family lives in public housing - Documentation that the student lives in foster care.