Combination 1 (age 3 ): This class is an introduction to a structured dance experience.  Students will learn the basics of creative movement, ballet and tap foundations, and beginning acrobatic skills like forward and backward rolls and cartwheels.

 

Combination 2 (age 4 ): This class builds on the dance basics and incorporates developing dance terminology.

 

Combination 3 (ages 5 - 6): At this level, students learn (age-appropriate) intermediate ballet, tap, and Acro skills.

 

Combination 4 (ages 6 - 7): In this class, students should demonstrate a clear understanding of dance terminology and dance class etiquette.  The following year these students transition to a full hour of technique class. More emphasis is placed on alignment, technique, and muscle memory in ballet, tap and Acro.

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Intro to Hip Hop: Unlock the fun and energy of Hip Hop with this beginner-friendly class! Designed to introduce dancers to foundational Hip Hop moves, rhythms, and freestyle elements, this class will help build coordination, confidence, and style. Perfect for those new to dance or looking to explore their creative groove.

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Beginner Acro:This class combines dance with basic acrobatic techniques to improve strength, flexibility, and balance. Beginner Acro focuses on safe, progressive skills like rolls, handstands, and introductory tumbling, making it perfect for dancers looking to enhance their agility and body control.

 

Ballet: This technique class focuses on building a strong foundation or refining the skills established in classical ballet. Dancers will learn exercises at the barre that develop muscle strength in their core, ankles, things, backs, and arms. Center work helps them activate the muscles they’ve used during the warm up and apply them without the use of the barre. Ballet class skills include strong reeves (rising up to the Demi pointe, pirouettes, developpes, and jumps.

 

Jazz: This stylized form of dance is derived from the African American experience in this country, combines African and European dance movements. This high energy style focuses on rhythm, syncopation, coordination, and increases a dancer’s strength, flexibility and endurance.

 

Tap: Tap dance is a form of dance characterized by using the sound of tap shoes striking the floor as a form of percussion. This class will focus on the history of tap dance and the significance of cultural identity.

 

Acro: Designed for dancers with basic acrobatic skills such as forward and backward rolls and backbends, this class builds on foundational techniques while following the curriculum from Acrobatic Arts Module 1. Students will advance their strength, flexibility, and acrobatic skills through progressions in tumbling, balancing, and dynamic movement, all while incorporating graceful dance elements. Perfect for those looking to take their acro skills to the next level.

 

Contemporary: This advanced-level class is designed for students who have been enrolled in ballet for at least 4 years and can execute clean double pirouettes with proper spotting on both the right and left sides. Blending ballet, modern, and jazz techniques, this class has a strong foundation in Horton Technique and challenges students with intricate floorwork, dynamic movement, and acrobatic elements. Dancers will explore expressive, full-bodied movement while building strength, flexibility, and artistry.

 

Pre-Pointe: This class is designed for dancers preparing to transition to pointe work. This class focuses on strengthening the feet, ankles, legs, and core to build the necessary technique and alignment for safe pointe practice. Dancers will work on exercises to improve balance, control, and proper posture. Enrollment in ballet technique classes is required, as this class prepares students for the demands of full pointe work.

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Pointe: For dancers who have demonstrated the strength and technique required for pointe work, this class focuses on advancing skills en pointe. Dancers will refine their technique, balance, and control while working on classical ballet exercises, combinations, and choreography. A strong foundation in ballet and consistent attendance in technique classes are essential for progressing safely and artistically in this discipline.