How old does my child need to be to start classes?

Answer: Children must be 18+ months to sign up for dance classes and do not have to be potty trained. 
Ages 18+ months we offer Ready Set Hip Hop, Ready Set Ballet, Ready Set Tap, Ready Set Move With Me, and Ready Set Acro.
Ages 5+ we begin offering all other studio classes and Kompany Placements become available for any student wishing to join the competition travel team.
Ages 10+ Musical theatre classes become available for students wishing to join

Are classes offered as sessions or full year?

Regular season classes are offered from September-May with a recital dance and costume required per dance. We also offer summer classes and camps during the months of June-August. 

Is ballet required to be on a competition team?

No. However, to be on a competition team your child must be enrolled in summer intensive classes throughout the summer to be eligible for any competition team, regardless of the genre they are trying out for or desiring to be placed with. Once students are on the team they are required to take a technique class once a week on top of their regular kompany classes. 

Do we offer classes for boys?

Boys are certainly welcome to join any genre or class that they wish! 

Do we offer sibling/family discounts?

​​We do not offer multiple sibling discounts due to the great multiple class discounts available.

5 Benefits of Joining a Performance Dance Team

1. Improved Technique & Skill Development
Dance teams train consistently with structured rehearsals, helping dancers strengthen technique, flexibility, musicality, and stamina. The focused environment pushes dancers to grow faster than they would in regular classes alone.

2. Increased Confidence & Stage Presence
Performing regularly in front of audiences builds confidence and helps dancers become comfortable expressing themselves. Team members learn how to command the stage, handle nerves, and connect with the crowd.

3. Strong Sense of Community & Friendship
Dance teams create a family-like atmosphere. Dancers bond through rehearsals, performances, and shared goals. Being part of a supportive group encourages emotional growth and makes the experience more rewarding.

4. Discipline, Responsibility & Work Ethic
Team members learn the value of commitment—showing up on time, practicing consistently, and collaborating with others. This discipline carries over into school, work, and everyday life.
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5. Opportunities for Competition & Performance
Performance teams often participate in shows, competitions, community events, and workshops. These experiences help dancers grow, gain exposure, and build a strong performance portfolio.