A class with adult assistance & involvement for new dancers. Students are exposed to different styles of music, movement, fun dance games & props, and quality time with a parent, grandparent, guardian, or care-taker. Students are introduced to how to participate in a classroom environment, their movements, helping them stay on task, encouraging involvement, and easing them into independent involvement. Dancers should be walking unassisted to join this class.

This class introduces loco-motor skills, listening, equipment manipulation (hula hoops, bean bags, etc.) and encourages individual use of creative ideas and self control.

This class continues to build body awareness and use of individual creative movement ideas.  Fundamental ballet positions and terms are introduced; directional movement and use of floor patterns are incorporated in this class.

Students will continue to learn ballet vocabulary as well as proper body placement.  Tap is introduced, developing basic rhythm and controlled coordination. Students will spend half the class on each style.

This class continues to expand ballet and tap vocabulary.  Jazz dance is introduced giving the student new challenges.  Thirty minutes is spent on each style of dance.

This class continues to expand ballet and tap, and jazz vocabulary. Thirty minutes is spent on each style of dance.

This class continues to expand ballet and tap, and jazz vocabulary. These classes are a great bridge from our combination classes to our individual levels. Both classes can be taken together or individually. 

This class combines elements of acrobatics and gymnastics, while also focusing on jazz technique and flexibility. 

This class explores a wide range of styles notably breaking, locking, and popping while learning proper jazz warmups and stretch and prepare the body for dancing. Choreography and music selections are age appropriate.

Classes range from beginner to advanced levels in ballet.  We teach from the Dance Educators of America curriculum, which includes barre work, center work, turns, jumps, and choreography.  We encourage more advanced dancers to take multiple ballet classes per week.  Level determined by teacher.​

Body placement, turn out, foot shape, and strength are important elements to becoming a successful pointe dancer. Teacher recommendation required. Student must take ballet and pass physical therapy clinic for access to class.

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*Dancers are required to continue with ballet and pointe over the summer

This class includes basic tap warm up steps while learning terms.  Center and traveling combinations are incorporated at each level.  Speed and rhythms increase as levels advance.  Level is determined by teacher.

Jazz dance focuses on isolations, stretches, strength building, and coordination.  Center combinations are given in addition to traveling choreography.  High-energy music keeps this class moving at a quick pace.  Level determined by teacher.

This class combines elements of ballet, jazz, and modern dance while focusing on the lyrics in a song to enhance movement.  Floor work, improvisation, and creativity are essential to this class.

This class explores a wide range of styles notably breaking, locking, and popping while learning proper jazz warm ups and stretch and prepare the body for dancing. Choreography and music selections are age appropriate.