Preschool:  Ballet/Tap combination with acrobatics. These classes are available Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday 2:45-3:35 p.m. (Please note on the contract if you prefer a certain day.) 

           

Kindergarten:  Ballet/Tap combination with acrobatics. 

 

First through 4th grades may sign up for Ballet, Jazz, Tap, and Acrobatics.  Remember, each class is separate with their own recital dance and costume.  For example; if your child takes all 4 disciplines they will have 4 costumes.  First grade does not have a recital dance for acrobatics therefore would not have a costume for that class. 

 

Fifth through 12th grades may sign up for Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Pointe, and Acrobatics. Pointe class must be with approval.  Ballet and Pointe are two separate classes.  You must take Ballet in order to take Pointe.  There is however one costume for the two classes.  The recital dance is learned during the Ballet Technique class when both Pointe and Ballet students are present.

 

Open Ballet Class:  This is an additional dance class available for those students already enrolled in ballet.  This is a class focused on ballet technique, stretching and conditioning.  It will be taught on an advanced level.  It is open to anyone currently in  Advanced 1 or Advanced 2 classes.                    

Extra Classes:  If you wish to take additional classes please indicate on your registration form by putting the number of classes next to each discipline.  (For example; Ballet - 2.)  Any serious student should be taking a minimum of 2 Ballet classes per week beginning in 5th grade.  Younger students may also take additional classes with approval.

 

Student Assistants:  Students 7th grade and older are eligible to assist with classes. A tuition discount will be offered for assisting.  You must assist for the entire year in order to receive a discount.  Priority is given to older dancers.  Please note on your registration the day and times you are available

 

Classes are leveled as students mature.  Please respect your teacher’s placement.  If changes need to be made, they will be adjusted after classes begin.  We realize students dancing in summer programs may need to be re-evaluated in the Fall