Tiny Dancers are just beginning to explore the world of movement and rhythm! In this introductory level, the focus is on developing basic coordination, motor skills, and an understanding of rhythm through fun and interactive activities. The classes introduce simple dance concepts, like balance, stretching, and basic steps, while fostering a love for music and movement in a supportive and playful environment.

Recommended for Pre-K to 1st graders.

Level 1 dancers are ready to refine their fundamental dance skills! This level focuses on building basic technique, such as posture, basic positions, and simple dance combinations. Students will continue to develop their rhythm and coordination while learning how to move their bodies through space in more controlled and intentional ways. The emphasis is on learning how to follow simple choreography, working on body alignment, and improving musicality.

Recommended for 1st to 3rd graders.

Level 2 dancers have gained a solid foundation and are ready to dive deeper into dance technique and artistry. At this stage, dancers focus on refining their movements, improving flexibility, and increasing strength. Classes will challenge students to incorporate more complex choreography, explore basic turns, leaps, and jumps, and work on developing cleaner, more precise movements. There’s an emphasis on building consistency in technique while still allowing room for personal expression.

Recommended for 4th to 6th graders.

Level 3 dancers are working on mastering intermediate to advanced dance skills. At this level, dancers are expected to have a strong understanding of technique and precision, with an emphasis on fluidity and dynamics. Classes will incorporate more challenging choreography, with a focus on developing advanced footwork, pirouettes, and acrobatic movements. Dancers are encouraged to focus on artistic expression, musicality, and stage presence.

Recommended for middle school to beginner high school dancers.

Level 4 dancers are at an elite level, focusing on perfecting their technique and performance skills to a professional standard. At this stage, dancers are expected to execute choreography with precision, express their artistry through movement, and perform complex combinations with ease. Training will focus on refining every aspect of dance, including turn sequences, advanced leaps, and stamina.

Recommended for advanced high school dancers.