How to Take Classes
The weekly schedule is intentionally designed so dancers can train consistently while families can choose the combination that best fits their goals.
Weekly Class Schedule
Pop-Up Workshops · Dance Parties · Private Lessons · Rehearsals
Late enrollment is welcome when space is available. Tuition will be prorated based on your dancer’s start date, so you will not pay for classes that took place before enrollment. Closer to the spring performance, placement may depend on how far a class has progressed with choreography.
Family Multi-Class Savings
We believe consistent training builds stronger dancers. Families enrolling in multiple weekly classes receive automatic tuition savings—whether one dancer takes multiple classes or siblings dance with us.
Discounts are based on the total number of class enrollments within one family account and are automatically applied to total tuition.
Class Attire
Proper dance attire helps students move safely, allows teachers to see alignment clearly, and supports the focused classroom environment we want to create.
Girls: Leotard and pink tights with pink ballet shoes. A fitted ballet skirt is optional.
Shoes: Canvas split-sole ballet shoes are recommended.
Hair: Hair should be secured neatly away from the face. Long hair should be worn in a ballet bun whenever possible.
Dancewear should be fitted enough for the instructor to clearly see posture, alignment, and placement.
Fitted dancewear that allows for a full range of movement. Leotards, fitted tops, leggings, dance shorts, or similar dance attire are appropriate.
Shoes: Nude jazz shoes are preferred.
Hair: Hair must be securely pulled away from the face.
Please avoid oversized clothing that prevents the instructor from seeing alignment and body placement.
Comfortable, fitted clothing that allows young dancers to move freely. A leotard with tights, leggings with a fitted top, or similar movement-friendly attire is appropriate.
Feet: Ballet shoes or bare feet for Creative Movement. Bare feet are appropriate for Creative Yoga.
Hair: Hair should be securely pulled away from the face.
At this age, the priority is safe, comfortable movement while beginning to learn the routines and expectations of a dance classroom.
Studio Breaks
Date and location to be announced.
