MOVEMENT & MOTION (ages 2 1/2 to 3 1/2)




Beginner dance classes for very young children. Music, coordination and gross motor skills are the foundations laid in this program. Designed to develop a child's natural movements and encourage creativity in the very young dancer. Students must be 2 1/2 by September and out of diapers.
30 minutes weekly.
PRESCHOOL (ages 3 1/2 to 4 1/2)




An introduction to dance. This beginner dance class provides training in rhythm, creative dance, disciplined group activity, and basic elementary ballet movement. In this fun atmosphere, coordination, balance, and self esteem are developed.
45 minutes weekly.
KINDERDANCE I (ages 4-5)




This program introduces the young dancer to the foundations of ballet and tap. The student learns the fundamentals through ballet dance lessons and enhances their musicality through tap. All approached through rhythm, rhyme, and imaginative dance activities.
1 hour weekly.
KINDERDANCE II (ages 5-6)
Intermediate level Kinderdance work. Designed for the kindergartner who has completed
pre-school and Kinderdance I program. More advanced ballet and tap techniques are introduced. Classes accommodate public school time changes in January (for those students who need to.) 1 hour weekly.
BALLET DANCE LESSONS: Basis for all dance forms. Ballet helps build through its discipline, a graceful body with good posture and poise. Each class promotes correct body placement, strength and basic vocabulary. These techniques are studied through barre, center and combinations. The advanced ballet students will continue their study with pointe work.
TAP: Rhythm, balance, and timing are developed. The student learns a define awareness of movement and sound. The student's ability to count and understand music is promoted here. Precision, quickness, and various styles are explored.
JAZZ: This fun form of dance is a great outlet for self-expression and style. In Jazz, students will experience the many forms this style has to offer. Technique, isolation, leaps, turns and combinations are explored.
LYRICAL: Explore freedom of expression in this sub-form of dance, combining the technique of ballet with fluidity of movement. Students focus on strength and flexibility and use the tools they've learned to express feeling and emotion in dance, while demonstrating grace and poise.
HIP-HOP: This fun and upbeat style of dance focuses on coordination and strength. Hip-Hop is most commonly seen in music videos, and students will learn the newest styles, along with performance skills, energy, and stamina.
CHEER DANCE: Combines the high energy sharp movements of cheerleading, with the styles and technique of dance. Students will learn how to work with a group of dancers, concentrating on precise movement, timing, and flexibility.
MUSICAL THEATER/DRAMA DANCE: Learn Broadway style dance routines and combinations, while building performance skills, facial expressions, and knowledge of the history of dance.
ADULT CLASSES: Classes offered in jazz and tap. Ages 18 plus welcome.,whether you're looking to brush up on your dance technique, looking for a fun way to exercise, or just a night out with your friends!
COMPETITION GROUPS
For the student who loves the challenge of performance, perfection and team work. Dedicated
students only. Full attendance is a must. Auditions are required.
PRE-COMPETITION GROUP
Classes designed for the dancer who desires to learn technique and performance skills to fulfill the requirements to join the competition team.
ACRO-DANCE: Acro dance is a style of dance that combines classical dance technique with precision acrobatic elements. It is defined by its athletic character, Acro is an especially challenging dance style for dancers as it requires them to be trained in both dance and acrobatic skills. Acro dancers must be in excellent physical condition as well, because acro is a physically demanding activity. Although acro is a popular dance style, many dance schools do not teach it, often due to lack of facilities or expertise needed for acrobatic training.
CONTEMPORARY:Contemporary dance draws on modern dance techniques as well as newer philosophies of movement that depart from classical dance techniques by altogether omitting structured form and movement.
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