In our Parent and Me Dance class, parents are invited to join their little ones in the dance studio for a delightful experience of movement and music. This class focuses on fostering a strong connection between parent and child while introducing basic dance concepts in a playful and supportive atmosphere. Designed for 18 months - 35 months.

Our Pre-School Program is crafted for our youngest dancers, ages 3-5, who must be 3 by October 1. This program introduces students to ballet, tap, and acrobatics, laying the foundation for a lifelong love of dance. We offer two levels tailored to their developmental stages. In the recital, pre-schoolers will showcase their skills with a tap routine. Please note that students will need both tap and ballet shoes. All dancers must be potty-trained; diapers and pull-ups are not permitted.

Our Primary Dance Program offers two levels for kindergarten and 1st-grade students, tailored to their experience and skill level:

Kindergarten Primary Dance I: This fast-paced combination class introduces young dancers in grades K-1 to ballet, tap, and acrobatics. In the recital, Primary I dancers will perform one tap routine. Students will need both tap and ballet shoes.
1st Grade Primary Dance II: Designed for experienced 1st graders who have previously danced with us, this class expands on their skills with instruction in ballet, tap, and jazz. Primary Dance II students will perform one tap and one ballet routine in the recital. Students will need ballet, tap, and jazz shoes.

Ballet
Our Ballet classes are open to students in 2nd grade and up and are a core component of our dance curriculum. Ballet is a classical dance form known for its grace and precision. All students, regardless of their primary dance interest, will take ballet. For those in grades 4-7, a pre-pointe class is required in addition to ballet. Advanced students in grades 8-12 must take one ballet class and one pointe or pre-pointe class. These additional classes are crucial for developing a well-rounded ballet dancer.

Tap
Tap dance emphasizes rhythm and coordination, using the sounds of tap shoes striking the floor as a form of percussion. With metal taps on the heel and toe, tap dance includes styles such as jazz tap, classical tap, Broadway tap, and post-modern tap. Tap classes are available for students in 2nd grade and up, helping them develop rhythm and coordination.

Jazz
Jazz dance encompasses a broad range of styles and movements, from rhythms that match jazz music to theatrical performances. Our jazz classes, open to students in 2nd grade and up, introduce modern dance movements and provide technical training, allowing students to explore various aspects of jazz dance.

Hip Hop
Our Hip Hop classes cover a range of styles including breaking, locking, and popping, tailored to be age-appropriate. Open to students in 2nd grade through teens, these classes feature the latest moves and styles, offering a dynamic and energetic dance experience.

Modern
Modern dance is an expressive style that breaks away from the strict rules of classical ballet, focusing on the expression of inner emotions. Students must be in 2nd grade or higher and enrolled in ballet to participate in modern dance classes, which are designed to encourage personal expression and creativity.

Musical Theatre
Step into the spotlight with our Musical Theatre Dance Class! Explore a variety of dance styles inspired by the world of musical theatre, from classic jazz to contemporary Broadway choreography. Each class is designed to be energetic and creative, offering opportunities to master intricate steps, perfect timing, and express emotion through movement in a supportive and fun environment.

AcroDance
AcroDance combines classical dance technique with precision acrobatics, creating a unique style that blends dance and acrobatics seamlessly. Open to students in Kindergarten and up, AcroDance focuses on athleticism and the integration of acrobatic elements into dance choreography.

Tumbling
Tumbling is a discipline of gymnastics that emphasizes explosive strength and acrobatic skills performed on the floor without specialized apparatus. It includes flips, handstands, handsprings, and twists, and is aimed at developing strength and agility. Tumbling classes focus on these dynamic movements, enhancing overall athletic ability.