Season 5 Classes

Seasonal classes run just like a school year, August through May.
Season 5 Classes begin on Monday, August 11, 2025 and end on Thursday, May 21, 2026.

My Grownup & Me

6 Week Session creative dance and discovery course for ages 1-3 and their grownup.

My Grownup & Me is a 6 week session creative movement dance class for children and their grownup. Each participant will listen and move to fun sing-song music, use props, interact with equipment all while learning about coordination and body movement exploration that will transfer over to an obstacle course! Dancers will explore levels, tempos, sizes, pathways, body parts, and direction. Each class will start with the Hello song and end with the Goodbye song followed by a sticker reward. My Grownup & Me is the perfect class for toddlers who aren't quite ready to be without their grownup but still want to move.

Dress Code for My Grownup & Me

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Children can were to class whatever they want. No class attire is required so whatever tickles their fancy that day is perfectly acceptable. Some students will wear leggings and a t-shirt while some go the whole 9 yards with tights, ballet shoes, and a leotard.
Children can be barefoot or wear shoes. Socks with the grippy bottoms are welcome. Tights have to be worn with a type of shoes for safety.
Adults can wear whatever clothing and shoe (or socks) as long as they are free of water, mud, and dirt. Please be advised that there will be some floor work, so skirts are not advised.

Need to Know for My Grownup & Me

Arrive early so the dance can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
6 week session price: $105 for first child and $95 for each additional sibling (fees are non-refundable). Fee will be charged one week before the first class of the session.
only one grownup per child (or siblings)
no food or drinks inside studio (with the exception of water).
Some children absorb and learn differently. If they choose to watch instead of move, they are still participating. Most likely they will mimic the movement at home. It might take a few classes to warm up. If a child chooses to explore the space but still do the movement we are working on, that is also another way of participating and is perfectly acceptable.
The only "rules" I have for the class are no screaming, no hanging on the ballet barres, no full out sprinting around the room, and grabbing props off of the shelf.
Once the obstacle course time is over, the Clean Up song will play and the children can help clean up and put the props back on the shelf (they love this part).

Creative Movement

Creative dance for ages 2-3

Creative movement class offers dancers a space for exploration, improvisation, and expression through movement. Dancers engage in sing-song dance with the use of music, props, and visual aids. In this class, dancers will be introduced a light structure and rules to follow to set them up for the next level, Tiny Tot A.

Creative Movement is for dancers who are ready to be in the classroom without their grownup. It is crucial for students this age to stay consistent with their attendance. If consistency is a challenge, then the My Grownup & Me 6 Week Session might be a better fit.

Creative Movement will perform a dance and participate in the Finale dance at the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Creative Movement

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Children may wear any clothing that they are comfortable moving around in. Tutus, tights, and ballet shoes without the elastic strings are welcomed but not required.
No jewelry for children is allowed as it causes a distraction and is unsafe.
Dancers can wear just socks on their feet as long as they have the slipper dots underneath. Socks alone can be slippery and cause falls. If tights are worn, some type of shoe must be worn as well. Please remove any street shoes that are muddy, dirty, or wet.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.

Need to Know for Creative Movement

Arrive early so the dance can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian stay in the lobby throughout the entire class.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
It is perfectly normal for a 2-3 year old to get upset during separation. Please let the teacher try and calm any fussy dancers. If they need further assistance they will reach out to the parent or guardian.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026

Tiny Tot A

Ballet & Tap for ages 3-4

Tiny Tot A is a creative movement class with introductions to ballet and tap techniques. The students will explore the space with dance and music. They will be introduced to basic ballet skills and vocabulary, basic tap steps and rhythms, and very basic jumps, rolls, and balancing skills. The students will learn proper dance etiquette including respecting one another, listening to the teacher, following instructions, and how to work well with others.

Tiny Tot A will perform a ballet dance and participate in the Finale dance at the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Tiny Tot A

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

No necklaces, bracelets, rings, watches, or hair accessories that would cause a distraction.
Girls wear pink or flesh colored tights and a blue dance dress or leotard. Skirts are optional-ELASTIC ONLY
Girls wear pink ballet shoes without the elastic strings and black tap shoes-NO RIBBON TIES.
Boys wear black ballet shoes, black tap shoes, thin white socks, black athletic pants or shorts, and a blue t-shirt
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.

Need to Know for Tiny Tot A

Arrive early so your dancer can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian stay in the lobby throughout the entire class.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
If your dancer gets upset or disruptive during class, please let the teacher or class assistant try to redirect them. If the teacher or assistant needs further assistance they will reach out to the parent or guardian.
Dancers will start class in their ballet shoes. They will be dismissed to the lobby to their parent or guardian to change into their tap shoes and to use the restroom, get water, give hugs, etc. Once their shoes are changed they will line up at the studio door and wait for the teacher or assist to open the door.
Dancers need to bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Dancers should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks before entering class.
No gum in the classroom!
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Tiny Tot B

Ballet & Tap for 4 year olds turning 5 within the season

Tiny Tot B is a combination of ballet and tap techniques. The students will learn basic ballet skills, positions, and basic tap steps as well as musical cues, rhythms, and timing. Basic jazz skills are introduced including types of shakes, skips, and jumping skills. The students will learn proper dance etiquette including respecting one another, listening to the teacher, following instructions, and how to work well with others.

Tiny Tot B will perform a tap dance and participate in the Finale dance at the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Tiny Tot B

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

No necklaces, bracelets, rings, watches, or hair accessories that would cause a distraction.
Girls wear pink or flesh colored tights and a blue dance dress or leotard. Skirts are optional-ELASTIC ONLY
Girls wear pink ballet shoes without the elastic strings and black tap shoes-NO RIBBON TIES.
Boys wear black ballet shoes, black tap shoes, thin white socks, black athletic pants or shorts, and a pink t-shirt
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.

Need to Know for Tiny Tot B

Arrive early so your dancer can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian stay in the lobby throughout the entire class.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
If your dancer gets upset or disruptive during class, please let the teacher or class assistant try to redirect them. If the teacher or assistant needs further assistance they will reach out to the parent or guardian.
Dancers will start class in their ballet shoes. They will be dismissed to the lobby to their parent or guardian to change into their tap shoes and to use the restroom, get water, give hugs, etc. Once their shoes are changed they will line up at the studio door and wait for the teacher or assistant to open the door.
Dancers need to bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Dancers should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks before entering class.
No gum in the classroom!
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Tiny Tot Hop

Intro to hip hop for ages 4 turning 5 within the season

Tiny Tot Hop is an introduction to hip hop with basic hip hop technique, movement, and exercises. Dancers will learn basic tricks like rolls, cartwheels, and poses. This class is a fun, upbeat move and groove style class that is perfect for any tot that wants to get up and move!

Tiny Tot Hop will perform a hip hop dance and participate in the Finale dance at the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Tiny Tot Hop

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Dancers should wear a sneaker that they do not wear outside to play in. Dirty or muddy shoes will not be allowed in the studio.
All long hair must be pulled back away from the face.
No necklaces, bracelets, rings, watches, or hair accessories that would cause a distraction.
Dancers can wear whatever attire gets them in the hip hop groove like loose fitted pants/tops, leggings, and tanks. Jeans, dresses, and long skirts are not allowed.
Dancers might be asked to purchase a specific colored shoe for the dance recital.

Need to Know for Tiny Tot Hop

Arrive early so your dancer can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian stay in the lobby throughout the entire class.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
If your dancer gets upset or disruptive during class, please let the teacher or class assistant try to redirect them. If the teacher or assistant needs further assistance they will reach out to the parent or guardian.
Dancers should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Dancers should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks before entering class.
No gum in the classroom
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

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Elementary Combo

Ballet, Tap, & Jazz for 5-7 year olds

students must be 5 by August 15

Elementary Combo is a combination class that includes ballet and tap techniques as well as well as an introduction to jazz technique. This class will focus on rhythm, timing, musicality and basic dance vocabulary. The students will start to learn body alignment, posture, spacial awareness, partner work, and dance etiquette. Once dancers enter this level, more is expected out of them because they are in the "big kid class" all while having fun, of course.

Elementary Combo will perform 2 different dances and participate in the Finale dance at the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Elementary Combo

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

No necklaces, bracelets, rings, watches, or hair accessories that would cause a distraction. Hair must be pulled back away from the face.
Girls wear pink or flesh colored tights and a purple dance dress or leotard. Skirts are optional.
Girls wear pink ballet shoes without the elastic strings and black tap shoes-NO RIBBON TIES.
Boys wear black ballet shoes, black tap shoes, thin white socks, black athletic pants or shorts, and a purple t-shirt
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.

Need to Know for Elementary Combo

Arrive early so your dancer can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group as long as their dancer can use the restroom without assistance. If your dancer struggles with separation, it might be best for a parent or guardian to stay for the duration of the class.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
If your dancer gets upset or disruptive during class, please let the teacher or class assistant try to redirect them. If the teacher or assistant needs further assistance they will reach out to the parent or guardian.
Dancers should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Dancers should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks before entering class.
No gum in the classroom!
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Elementary Hip Hop

Hip hop for ages 5-7

students must be 5 by August 15

Elementary Hip Hop introduces basic hip hop skills and tricks like rolls and cartwheels to upbeat music. Dancers will learn how to stretch properly and will be given strength exercises. This class will help students become stronger in balance, strength, rhythm, and coordination. Students will learn to let out their inner groove and funky style. Once dancers enter this level, more is expected out of them becasue they are in the "big kid class" all while having fun, of course.

Elementary Hip Hop will perform a hip hop dance and participate in the Finale dance at the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Elementary Hip Hop

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Dancers should wear a sneaker that they do not wear outside to play in. Dirty or muddy shoes will not be allowed in the studio.
All long hair must be pulled back away from the face.
No necklaces, bracelets, rings, watches, or hair accessories that would cause a distraction.
Dancers can wear whatever attire gets them in the hip hop groove like loose fitted pants/tops, leggings, and tanks. Jeans, dresses, and long skirts are not allowed.
Girls should wear a sports bra or fitted tank under any loose fitted shirts for modesty if they are flipping upside down.
Dancers might be asked to purchase a specific colored shoe for the dance recital.

Need to Know for Elementary Combo

Arrive early so your dancer can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group as long as their dancer can use the restroom without assistance. If your dancer struggles with separation, it might be best for a parent or guardian to stay for the duration of the class.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
If your dancer gets upset or disruptive during class, please let the teacher or class assistant try to redirect them. If the teacher or assistant needs further assistance they will reach out to the parent or guardian.
Dancers should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Dancers should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks before entering class.
No gum in the classroom!
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Preparatory Combo

Ballet, Tap & Jazz for ages 8-10

Preparatory Combo is designed to prepare students for the leveled classes. This class will focus more on an extensive vocabulary and mastering combinations where proper dance etiquette and behavior is expected. More intricate ballet, tap and jazz form, technique, and discipline will be taught as the students get ready to move into Level 1.

Preparatory Combo will perform 2 dances and participate in the Finale dance at the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Preparatory Combo

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

No necklaces, bracelets, rings, watches, or hair accessories that would cause a distraction. Hair must be pulled back away from the face.
Girls wear pink or flesh colored tights and a black dance dress or leotard. Skirts are optional.
Girls wear pink ballet shoes without the elastic strings and black tap shoes-NO RIBBON TIES
Boys wear black ballet shoes, black tap shoes, thin white socks, black athletic pants or shorts, and a black t-shirt
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.

Need to Know for Preparatory Combo

Arrive early so your dancer can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Dancers should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Dancers should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks before entering class.
No gum in the classroom!
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

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Preparatory Hip Hop

Hip Hop for ages 8-10

Preparatory Hip Hop is designed to prepare students for Levels Hip Hop. Preparatory Hip Hop introduces more clean and intricate hip hop skills and tricks to upbeat music. Dancers will learn how to stretch properly and will be given strength exercises to further master their hip hop training. This class will help students become stronger in balance, strength, rhythm, and coordination. Proper dance etiquette and behavior is expected as the students get ready to move into Level 1.

Preparatory Hip Hop will perform a hip hop dance and participate in the Finale dance at the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Preparatory Hip Hop

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Dancers should wear a sneaker that they do not wear outside to play in. Dirty or muddy shoes will not be allowed in the studio.
All long hair must be pulled back away from the face.
No necklaces, bracelets, rings, watches, or hair accessories that would cause a distraction.
Dancers can wear whatever attire gets them in the hip hop groove like loose fitted pants/tops, leggings, and tanks. Jeans, dresses, and long skirts are not allowed. Hats are permitted as long as they don't cause a distraction.
Girls should wear a sports bra or fitted tank under any loose fitted shirts for modesty if they are flipping upside down.
Dancers might be asked to purchase a specific colored shoe for the dance recital.

Need to Know for Preparatory Hip Hop

Arrive early so your dancer can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Dancers should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Dancers should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks before entering class.
No gum in the classroom!
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Musical Theatre Skills

Singing, Dancing, & Acting skills

for ages 9-15

Musical Theatre Skills class is a blend of singing, dancing, and acting. Students will learn different types of singing techniques like expressions, breathing, and harmony. Students will learn basic dance skills, rhythm, timing, and character dancing. Students will also learn improvisation, emotional expression, stage presence, teamwork, how to support peers, and confidence building.

Musical Theatre Skills will perform a musical theatre piece and participate in the Finale dance at the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Musical Theatre Skills

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

No necklaces, bracelets, rings, watches, or hair accessories that would cause a distraction. Hair must be pulled back away from the face.
Students are welcome to wear any comfortable clothing to move around in except for jeans, dresses, and school uniforms.
All students should wear black jazz shoes to class.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.

Need to Know for Musical Theater Skills

Arrive early so your student can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Students should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Students should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks before entering class.
No gum in the classroom!
Students will need to bring a folder and pencil with them to every class.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Ballet 1

Enrollment based on teacher evaluation.

Ballet 1 is a beginner level ballet class for dancers new to the technique or have a couple of years under their belt. Dancers in this class will work on basic ballet technique, balance, control, strength. Their core work will help them develop rhythm posture, and alignment. The goal of this class is to build a strong foundation of ballet technique while allowing the dancers to enjoy the artistry of dance, build self confidence, self expression, and self discipline.

Ballet 1 will perform a ballet dance and participate in the Finale dance in the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Ballet 1

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Girls must wear hair in a bun. If hair is too short to put in a bun, it needs to be pinned back away from the face. No loose hair allowed.
Girls may wear any colored leotard, pink or flesh colored tights, and pink or flesh colored ballet shoes. Skirts are optional but not required.
Boys may wear black jazz pants or tights with black shorts over or dance belt underneath.
Boys will need black ballet shoes and any solid color tee or muscle shirt.
No excessive jewelry or hair accessories.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.
When it is cold, dancers are allowed to wear a fitted long sleeve shirt or wrap. No hoodies or t-shirts.
Girls need to wear clothing over their dance attire when they arrive to the studio.

Need to Know for Ballet 1

Arrive early so your student can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Students should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Students should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks or eat a heavy meal before entering class. Water and light snack is preferred.
No gum in the classroom!
Dancers can relax and hang out in the Dancers' Lounge. They are welcome to bring homework to work on before or after class.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Tap 1

Enrollment based on teacher evaluation.

Tap 1 is a beginner leveled tap class for dancers new to the technique or have a couple of years under their belt. This class focuses on the basic tap skills as well as balance, rhythm, timing, and leg/foot coordination. Students will be challenged with different foot speeds and executing steps from one foot to the other.

Tap 1 will perform a tap dance and participate in the Finale dance in the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Tap 1

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Students must wear any dance tank or leotard, leggings or biker shorts. Booty shorts are permitted with tights underneath. Boys should wear any athletic shirt or muscle shirt, any colored athletic pants or shorts. All students must have black tap shoes.
No oversized t-shirts, sweatshirts, or hoodies. T-shirts are fine as long as they are not oversized.
No excessive jewelry or hair accessories.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.
All students will need black tap shoes.

Need to Know for Tap 1

Arrive early so your student can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Students should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Students should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks or eat a heavy meal before entering class. Water and light snack is preferred.
No gum in the classroom!
Dancers can relax and hang out in the Dancers' Lounge. They are welcome to bring homework to work on before or after class.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Jazz 1

Enrollment based on teacher evaluation.

Jazz 1 is a beginner leveled jazz class for dancers new to the technique or have a couple of years under their belt. This class focuses on proper technique and proper body placement in order to execute certain skills, including turns and leaps. Strength and stamina is also a large focus for this class which will enhance their basic jazz skills. Dancers will be challenged with memorizing combinations both in the center and across the floor.

Jazz 1 will perform a jazz dance and participate in the Finale dance in the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Jazz 1

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Students must wear any dance tank or leotard, leggings or biker shorts. Booty shorts are permitted with tights underneath. Boys should wear any athletic shirt or muscle shirt, any colored athletic pants or shorts. All students must have black tap shoes.
No oversized t-shirts, sweatshirts, or hoodies. T-shirts are fine as long as they are not oversized.
No excessive jewelry or hair accessories.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.
All students will need black jazz shoes.

Need to Know for Jazz 1

Arrive early so your student can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Students should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Students should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks or eat a heavy meal before entering class. Water and light snack is preferred.
No gum in the classroom!
Dancers can relax and hang out in the Dancers' Lounge. They are welcome to bring homework to work on before or after class.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Contemporary 1

Enrollment based on teacher evaluation.

Contemporary 1 is a beginner level class for dancers new to the technique or have a couple of years under their belt. Dancers will be encouraged to be versatile in their expressions, and will be able to portray a wide array of movement styles and emotion. This class focuses on spatial and body awareness, use of body weight, floor work, leaps, turns, efficiency of muscle usage, and safe body alignment. It is highly encouraged that Contemporary students also take a ballet or jazz technique class to further improve the development of their contemporary technique.

Contemporary 1 will perform a contemporary dance and participate in the Finale dance in the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Contemporary 1

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Girls should wear any colored leotard or tank top, any colored leggings or tights, and barefoot or dance socks.
Loose, flowy shirts are permitted (no t-shirts) and booty shorts with tights underneath.
Boys should wear any colored athletic shirt or muscle shirt, any colored athletic pants or shorts, and barefoot or dance socks.
All hair should be secured back.
No excessive jewelry, hair accessories, or press on nails.

Need to Know for Contemporary 1

Arrive early so your student can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Students should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Students should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks or eat a heavy meal before entering class. Water and light snack is preferred.
No gum in the classroom!
Dancers can relax and hang out in the Dancers' Lounge. They are welcome to bring homework to work on before or after class.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Hip Hop 1

Enrollment based on teacher evaluation.

Hip Hop 1 is a beginner level class for dancers new to the technique or have a couple of years under their belt. This class focuses on developing rhythm and coordination while encouraging individual style. Students will be able to have freedom of movement including adding in their own personalities and groove. Dancers will learn basic hip hop tricks like rolls, jumps, stalls, and cartwheels. They will work on strength training to better execute their technique and tricks.

Hip Hop 1 will perform a hip hop dance and participate in the Finale dance in the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Hip Hop 1

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Dancers should wear a sneaker that they do not wear outside to play in. Dirty or muddy shoes will not be allowed in the studio.
All long hair must be pulled back away from the face.
No excessive jewelry, hair accessories, or press on nails.
Dancers can wear whatever attire gets them in the hip hop groove like loose fitted pants/tops, sweatpants, leggings, and tanks. No shorts. Hats are permitted as long as they don't cause a distraction.
Girls should wear a sports bra or fitted tank under any loose fitted shirts for modesty if they are flipping upside down.
Dancers might be asked to purchase a specific colored shoe for the dance recital.

Need to Know for Hip Hop 1

Arrive early so your student can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Students should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Students should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks or eat a heavy meal before entering class. Water and light snack is preferred.
No gum in the classroom!
Dancers can relax and hang out in the Dancers' Lounge. They are welcome to bring homework to work on before or after class.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Ballet 2

Enrollment based on teacher evaluation.

Ballet 2 is an intermediate class that is more physically demanding that focuses on proper body placement, alignment, strength, flexibility, coordination, and turnout. In this class, the dancers must understand ballet vocabulary and terminology. Work at this level becomes quicker and more intricate with barre, center, and across the floor technique. Students will gain a deeper understanding of the artistry of ballet as well as a better understanding on how to build endurance and personal discipline.

Ballet 2 will perform a ballet dance and participate in the Finale dance in the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Ballet 2

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Girls must wear hair in a bun. If hair is too short to put in a bun, it needs to be pinned back away from the face. No loose hair allowed.
Girls may wear any colored leotard, pink or flesh colored tights, and pink or flesh colored ballet shoes. Skirts are optional but not required.
Boys may wear black jazz pants or tights with black shorts over or dance belt underneath.
Boys will need black ballet shoes and any solid color tee or muscle shirt.
No excessive jewelry or hair accessories.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.
When it is cold, dancers are allowed to wear a fitted long sleeve shirt or wrap. No hoodies or t-shirts.
Girls need to wear clothing over their dance attire when they arrive to the studio.

Need to Know for Ballet 2

Arrive early so your student can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Students should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Students should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks or eat a heavy meal before entering class. Water and light snack is preferred.
No gum in the classroom!
Dancers can relax and hang out in the Dancers' Lounge. They are welcome to bring homework to work on before or after class.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Pre-Pointe/Pointe

Enrollment based on teacher evaluation

Must be enrolled in Ballet 2.

Pre-Pointe is a preparatory class for dancers who are getting ready to go en pointe. It focuses on building the necessary strength, flexibility, and technique in the feet, ankles, and legs. Dancers will work on balance, foot articulation, and muscle conditioning in the calves and toes.

Pointe class is for dancers training in pointe shoes. Dancers will improve their strengths, control, and endurance while working on precision and articulation of movement. Pointe work can be physically demanding, so students need to have a solid foundation in their ballet technique. Typically, dancers are introduced to pointe once they are around 11-13 years old, and they have developed sufficient strength and technique.

Need to Know for Pre-Pointe/Pointe

Arrive early so your student can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Students should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Students should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks or eat a heavy meal before entering class. Water and light snack is preferred.
No gum in the classroom!
Dancers can relax and hang out in the Dancers' Lounge. They are welcome to bring homework to work on before or after class.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Tap 2

Enrollment based on teacher evaluation.

Tap 2 is an intermediate class that focuses more intricate tap skills as well as balance, rhythm, timing, and leg/foot coordination. The students will start to learn at a quicker pace and will be introduced to more intermediate combinations at center and while traveling across the floor.

Tap 2 and Tap 3 will be a combined class for Season 5.

Tap 2 will perform a tap dance and participate in the Finale dance in the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Tap 2

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Students must wear any dance tank or leotard, leggings or biker shorts. Booty shorts are permitted with tights underneath. Boys should wear any athletic shirt or muscle shirt, any colored athletic pants or shorts. All students must have black tap shoes.
No oversized t-shirts, sweatshirts, or hoodies. T-shirts are fine as long as they are not oversized.
No excessive jewelry or hair accessories.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.
All students will need black tap shoes.

Need to Know for Tap 2

Arrive early so your student can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Students should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Students should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks or eat a heavy meal before entering class. Water and light snack is preferred.
No gum in the classroom!
Dancers can relax and hang out in the Dancers' Lounge. They are welcome to bring homework to work on before or after class.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Jazz 2

Enrollment based on teacher evaluation.

Jazz 2 is an intermediate class that focuses on proper technique and proper body placement in order to execute certain skills including turns and leaps. Students will also understand the importance of strength and stamina for this class. More intricate steps and combinations will be taught at a quicker and higher level. Students will be challenged with self expression, improvisation, and more mature technique.

Jazz 2 and Jazz 3 will be a combined class for Season 5.

Jazz 2 will perform a jazz dance and participate in the Finale dance in the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Jazz 2

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Students must wear any dance tank or leotard, leggings or biker shorts. Booty shorts are permitted with tights underneath. Boys should wear any athletic shirt or muscle shirt, any colored athletic pants or shorts. All students must have black tap shoes.
No oversized t-shirts, sweatshirts, or hoodies. T-shirts are fine as long as they are not oversized.
No excessive jewelry or hair accessories.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.
All students will need black jazz shoes.

Need to Know for Jazz 2

Arrive early so your student can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Students should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Students should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks or eat a heavy meal before entering class. Water and light snack is preferred.
No gum in the classroom!
Dancers can relax and hang out in the Dancers' Lounge. They are welcome to bring homework to work on before or after class.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Contemporary 2

Enrollment based on teacher evaluation.

Contemporary 2 is an intermediate class where dancers will be encouraged to be versatile in their expressions, and will be able to portray a wide array of movement styles and emotion. This class focuses on spatial and body awareness, use of body weight, floor work, leaps, turns, efficiency of muscle usage, and safe body alignment. It is highly recommended that Contemporary students also take a ballet or jazz technique class to further improve the development of their contemporary technique.

Contemporary 1 will perform a contemporary dance and participate in the Finale dance in the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Contemporary 2

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Girls should wear any colored leotard or tank top, any colored leggings or tights, and barefoot or dance socks.
Loose, flowy shirts are permitted (no t-shirts) and booty shorts with tights underneath.
Boys should wear any colored athletic shirt or muscle shirt, any colored athletic pants or shorts, and barefoot or dance socks.
All hair should be secured back.
No excessive jewelry, hair accessories, or press on nails.

Need to Know for Contemporary 2

Arrive early so your student can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Students should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Students should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks or eat a heavy meal before entering class. Water and light snack is preferred.
No gum in the classroom!
Dancers can relax and hang out in the Dancers' Lounge. They are welcome to bring homework to work on before or after class.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Hip Hop 2

Enrollment based on teacher evaluation.

Hip Hop 2 is an intermediate class that focuses on developing rhythm and coordination while encouraging individual style. Students will be able to have freedom of movement including adding in their own personalities, personal groove, and improvisation. Dancers will practice various techniques, steps and moves focusing on rhythm, body awareness, and musical interpretation. Dancers will learn basic hip hop tricks like rolls, jumps, stalls, and cartwheels. They will work on strength training to better execute their technique and tricks.

Hip Hop 2 will perform a hip hop dance and participate in the Finale dance in the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Hip Hop 2

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Dancers should wear a sneaker that they do not wear outside to play in. Dirty or muddy shoes will not be allowed in the studio.
All long hair must be pulled back away from the face.
No excessive jewelry, hair accessories, or press on nails.
Dancers can wear whatever attire gets them in the hip hop groove like loose fitted pants/tops, sweatpants, leggings, and tanks. No shorts. Hats are permitted as long as they don't cause a distraction.
Girls should wear a sports bra or fitted tank under any loose fitted shirts for modesty if they are flipping upside down.
Dancers might be asked to purchase a specific colored shoe for the dance recital.

Need to Know for Hip Hop 2

Arrive early so your student can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Students should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Students should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks or eat a heavy meal before entering class. Water and light snack is preferred.
No gum in the classroom!
Dancers can relax and hang out in the Dancers' Lounge. They are welcome to bring homework to work on before or after class.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Tap 3

Enrollment based on teacher evaluation.

Tap 3 is an advanced tap class that focuses more intricate tap skills as well as balance, rhythm, timing, and leg/foot coordination. The students will learn at a quicker pace and will be introduced to more advanced combinations at center and while traveling across the floor.

Tap 3 and Tap 2 will be combined for Season 5.

Tap 3 will perform a tap dance, participate in the Finale dance, and dance in the opening number with the staff in the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Tap 3

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Students must wear any dance tank or leotard, leggings or biker shorts. Booty shorts are permitted with tights underneath. Boys should wear any athletic shirt or muscle shirt, any colored athletic pants or shorts. All students must have black tap shoes.
No oversized t-shirts, sweatshirts, or hoodies. T-shirts are fine as long as they are not oversized.
No excessive jewelry or hair accessories.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.
All students will need black tap shoes.

Need to Know for Tap 3

Arrive early so your student can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Students should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Students should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks or eat a heavy meal before entering class. Water and light snack is preferred.
No gum in the classroom!
Dancers can relax and hang out in the Dancers' Lounge. They are welcome to bring homework to work on before or after class.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Jazz 3

Enrollment based on teacher evaluation.

Jazz 3 is an advanced class that focuses on proper technique and proper body placement in order to execute certain skills including turns and leaps. Students will also understand the importance of strength and stamina for this class. More intricate steps and combinations will be taught at a quicker and higher level. Students in this class will be challenged with more mature technique, improvisation, and stylized movement.

Jazz 3 and Jazz 2 will be a combined class for Season 5.

Jazz 3 will perform a jazz dance, participate in the Finale dance, and dance in the opening dance with the staff in the recital at the end of the season (spring 2026).

Dress Code for Jazz 3

A dress code is one way students show respect for their peers and their instructors. It demonstrates an understanding of how a dance class operates, with minimal distractions and the ability to move easily for any combination of steps or choreography.

A dress code should not make the dancer feel uncomfortable but rather confident and in the right mindset of the class he or she is taking. It also helps identify the classes/levels that the dancers are in for the instructors.

Students must wear any dance tank or leotard, leggings or biker shorts. Booty shorts are permitted with tights underneath. Boys should wear any athletic shirt or muscle shirt, any colored athletic pants or shorts. All students must have black tap shoes.
No oversized t-shirts, sweatshirts, or hoodies. T-shirts are fine as long as they are not oversized.
No excessive jewelry or hair accessories.
DO NOT allow your dancers to wear dance shoes outside or in public places. Dances shoes are made out of suede, leather, canvas, and metal that can get damaged very easily when worn outside or in public places.
All students will need black jazz shoes.

Need to Know for Jazz 3

Arrive early so your student can get settled and/or use the restroom before class. It is never a good idea for a dancer to feel rushed and pushed into class quickly.
A parent or guardian is not required to stay during this age group.
Never open the door or tap on the window to get your child's attention.
Students should bring a water or they can purchase one for $1 at the front desk.
Students should not drink smoothies, sodas, slushies, or sugary drinks or eat a heavy meal before entering class. Water and light snack is preferred.
No gum in the classroom!
Dancers can relax and hang out in the Dancers' Lounge. They are welcome to bring homework to work on before or after class.
Last day to enroll is February 15, 2026.

Adult Classes

ages 18+

Each adutlt class follows DAB's core values of Community, Teamwork, Encouragement, and Creativity. Out classes are designed to help stregthen, conditions, and empower the body and the mind all while having fun! On top of a great workout, we want you to leave class feeling motivated and accomplished.Each class is open-open leveled, so a dance background is not required.

Adult Tap consists of learning basic tap steps and terminology all while sharpening reflexes and coordination. Center work is taught along with traveling steps across the floor and even a fun combination that builds each class.

Adult Dance2Fit uses various types of popular hip hop music to create an aggressive but rewarding fun body workout. It's a class that mixes hip hop, Zumba, and a night out with your girls.

Adult Ballet focuses on posture and grace all while strengthening and stretching the muscles through basic barre work, center exercise, traveling across the floor, and occasionally a combination.

Dress Code for Adult classes

Adult Tap:

Any clothes comfortable to move around in from leggings to shorts, even jeans.
Layering clothes is suggested in case it gets hot.
Tap shoes are required. Socks are acceptable when trying the class for the first time (no tennis shoes).

Adult Dance2Fit:

Athletic clothes are best for this class due to the physical exercise and movement.
Tennis shoes that are not wet, muddy, or have dirt on them.

Adult Ballet:

Any athletic clothes that are stretchy from leggings to even tights and a leotard if you're feeling fancy!
It is important for the muscles to stay warm during ballet so layering clothes is suggested.
Ballet shoes are suggested but socks are good in a pinch.

Need to Know for Adult classes

You can try any adult class for the first time for free.
Classes are not tuition based and can be attended at your availability, meaning not consecutively.
Classes can be purchased as a single class, 5 classes, or 10 classes. 5 and 10 classes are good for the legnth of the current season and can be mixed with more than one class.
You must be enrolled in each class you want to take, even the free one trial one. Once enrolled, you do not have to enroll every time you attend. We will take attendance at the desk which you can see in your portal.
You will never be automatically charged upon registering. Once you take your first class, you can let the receptionist know if you would like to do a 5, 10, or single class for next time and we can charge the card on file, use a card that is not on file, or accept cash or check payment.
For any class cancellations due to instructor illness, inclement weather, etc. you will be notified via email and social media.
Adult students with a child enrolled in classes will receive the family discount of 10% off of a single, 5, or 10 class.

Season 5 Classes

Seasonal classes run just like a school year, August through May. Season 5 Classes begin on Monday, August 11, 2025 and end on Thursday, May 21, 2026.

My Grownup & Me

Creative Movement

Tiny Tot A

Tiny Tot B

Tiny Tot Hop

Elementary Combo

Elementary Hip Hop

Preparatory Combo

Preparatory Hip Hop

Musical Theatre Skills

Ballet 1

Tap 1

Jazz 1

Contemporary 1

Hip Hop 1

Ballet 2

Pre-Pointe/Pointe

Tap 2

Jazz 2

Contemporary 2

Hip Hop 2

Tap 3

Jazz 3

Adult Classes

Seasonal classes run just like a school year, August through May.
Season 5 Classes begin on Monday, August 11, 2025 and end on Thursday, May 21, 2026.