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CLASS DESCRIPTIONS & REGISTRATION:
Ballet Levels Scroll down to view our class descriptions and
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BALLET LEVELS: Ballet 1 - Ballet 5
We offer five levels of Ballet classes. At higher levels the class duration increases to meet the specific needs of that level. More advanced dancers need more training at longer intervals to increase endurance. Progression is based on skill proficiency, not age, so sometimes students will progress faster or slower. When a dancer begins Ballet 1, it is normal for them to spend two or more years at each level. As dancers advance, they will spend more time in each level.
Level 1
Dancers in Level 1 classes will be required to attend a ballet class that meets one time, one hour per week. Multiple class sessions of ballet are offered on different days. Dancers may choose any one session that suits their schedule. Additionally, dancers may add on supplemental classes. Students perform in the end of year Recital.
Level 1 class options include:
Dancers in Level 1 classes will be required to attend a ballet class that meets one time, one hour per week. Multiple class sessions of ballet are offered on different days. Dancers may choose any one session that suits their schedule. Additionally, dancers may add on supplemental classes. Students perform in the end of year Recital.
Level 1 class options include:
- Ballet 1 Monday/Tuesday/Thursday/Friday or Saturday - Students work toward mastering basic ballet skills to provide a strong foundation.
- Jazz 1 - Students will focus on Jazz foundations.*
- Tap 1 - Students will learn the fundamentals of tap.*
- Acro 1/2 - Students will be introduced to the world of tumbling and acrobatics.*
Level 2
This level meets twice a week, for a 1-hour ballet technique class. Two different sessions are offered for this level. During ballet classes, students will work toward mastering basic ballet skills to provide a strong foundation. Additionally, dancers may opt to enroll in supplementary classes. Students perform in the end of year Performance.
Level 2 class options include:
This level meets twice a week, for a 1-hour ballet technique class. Two different sessions are offered for this level. During ballet classes, students will work toward mastering basic ballet skills to provide a strong foundation. Additionally, dancers may opt to enroll in supplementary classes. Students perform in the end of year Performance.
Level 2 class options include:
- Ballet 2 Tuesday/Thursday or Wednesday/Friday - Students work toward improving their basic knowledge of ballet foundations and terminology.
- Jazz 2 - Students will expand on their jazz terminology and technique.*
- Tap 2 - Students work on improving their tap skills.*
- Acro 1/2 - Students will be introduced to the world of tumbling and acrobatics.*
Level 3
This level has three 1.5-hour classes each week. During ballet classes, students will work toward enhancing their acquired ballet skills. Additionally, dancers may choose to enroll in supplementary classes. Students perform in the end of year Performance.
Level 3 class options include:
This level has three 1.5-hour classes each week. During ballet classes, students will work toward enhancing their acquired ballet skills. Additionally, dancers may choose to enroll in supplementary classes. Students perform in the end of year Performance.
Level 3 class options include:
- Ballet 3 - Students work toward improving their basic knowledge of ballet foundations and terminology.
- Jazz 3 - Students will expand on their jazz terminology and technique.*
- Tap 3 - Students work on improving their tap skills.*
- Contemporary 3 - Students will be expand their knowledge of contemporary movement and terminology.*
- Acro 3/4 - Students will improve their knowledge of tumbling.*
Level 4
Students meet four times per week. In Pointe 4, dancers work to prepare and strengthen their bodies to support themselves en pointe. Our staff determines when a dancer is ready for pointe shoes on an individual basis. This is very important for their
safety. Additionally, dancers may choose to enroll in supplementary classes. Students perform in the end of year Performance.
Level 4 class options include:
Students meet four times per week. In Pointe 4, dancers work to prepare and strengthen their bodies to support themselves en pointe. Our staff determines when a dancer is ready for pointe shoes on an individual basis. This is very important for their
safety. Additionally, dancers may choose to enroll in supplementary classes. Students perform in the end of year Performance.
Level 4 class options include:
- Ballet 4 - Students work toward honing their knowledge of ballet foundations and terminology.
- Pointe 4 - By invitation only.
- Jazz 4 - Students will expand on their jazz terminology and technique.*
- Tap 4 - Students work on improving their tap skills.*
- Contemporary 4 - Students will work to hone their skills in contemporary dance.*
- Acro 3/4 - Students will improve their knowledge of tumbling.*
Level 5
Ballet 5 students dance 7 hours per week (four 1.5 hour technique classes and one 1 hour pointe class). Ballet 5 dancers may also enroll in Jazz 5, Contemporary 5, Tap 5 and/or Acro 5/Co.
Level 5 class options include:
Ballet 5 students dance 7 hours per week (four 1.5 hour technique classes and one 1 hour pointe class). Ballet 5 dancers may also enroll in Jazz 5, Contemporary 5, Tap 5 and/or Acro 5/Co.
Level 5 class options include:
- Ballet 5 - Students work toward honing their knowledge of ballet foundations and terminology.
- Pointe 5 - Pointe technique, strength and stamina are the focus of this class.
- Jazz 5 - Students will expand on their jazz terminology and technique.*
- Tap 5 - Students work on improving their tap skills.*
- Contemporary 5 - Students will be continue to expand their knowledge in contemporary movement and terminology.*
- Acro 5 - Students will continue to hone and improve their tumbling and acrobatic skills.*
Schedule of Classes
Academic Year 2024-2025
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