About this Class
For young children age 2 by June 1st (not yet in kindergarten), we offer three levels of preliminary work. These levels introduce the young child to many forms of movement while encouraging creative ability, musicality, and coordination. Classes include an introduction to traditional ballet, tap, and acrobatics. Level placement will be determined by the dance studio staff.
Class Day and Times
Toddler Dance
Tuesday 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM
Preschool 1 Classes
Monday 4:00 PM to 4:45 PM
Tuesday 4:00 PM to 4:45 PM
Thursday 5:30 PM to 6:15 PM
Preschool 2 Classes
Monday 5:30 PM to 6:15 PM
Tuesday 4:45 PM to 5:30 PM
Dress Code Policy
In order to ensure maximum discipline and safety during classes, all students are required to adhere to the following dress code guidelines. This policy not only promotes professionalism but also aids instructors in providing effective guidance and corrections.
Toddler Dance, Primary I & II Requirements
(All dancewear and shoes can be size and purchased at the studio)
Clothing:
- Studio Logo Leotard (purchase @ PBSD)
- Capezio Pink Tights
Footwear:
- Capezio Hanami Ballet Shoe – All levels
- Capezio Carmel Mary Jane Tap Shoe – Primary I & II
Personal Grooming
Jewelry and Hair: Remove rings, watches, necklaces, bracelets, and loose earrings before class. Hair should be secured away from the face and neck to avoid distraction and ensure safety.
Eating and Chewing Gum: Students must refrain from chewing gum or eating during class to prevent choking hazards.
Fit of Clothing
Studio Logo Leotard: We now require all students to wear a Studio Logo Leotard purchased from PBSD. This ensures a snug fit that aids teachers in providing corrections and maintaining a uniform appearance.
Footwear Guidelines
Preferred Brands: Please avoid Wal-Mart brand shoes, as their quality may hinder proper technique assessment. We recommend Capezio brand footwear for its quality and suitability for dance.
Purchase from Studio: All required footwear can be purchased directly from the studio, ensuring personalized fitting and cost-effectiveness.
Replacing Shoes: Only purchase new shoes when necessary. Ensure they fit correctly rather than buying larger sizes to grow into.