Kindergarten 1st Grade Class (Combination Ballet/Tap)
The Kindergarten-1st Grade class is for both experienced and new dancers in this age group. Kindergarten dancers must be 5 years old prior to the start of classes on September 1st. These classes meet weekly for 60 minutes and consist of 30 minutes of ballet and 30 minutes of tap.
Class Attire:
Class leotard to be purchased the first of dance. Class leotard is required.
NO 2-piece outfits, pants, or shorts. No COSTUMES worn to dance classNo beaded necklaces or beaded bracelets.
All dancers should have a bag with their name on the outside. No extra toys, clothes etc. in the bag.
Each dancer will be asked to purchase a leotard at the beginning of the year so that everyone in the class has 1 matching outfit that can be worn at performance opportunities during the Fall. These are between $20 and $30. This leotard can also be worn to class any time they wish. It does not have to be used only for performances.
Shoes:
Pink Ballet Shoes (with no strings) and Caramel Capezio 3800 Tap ShoesTuition and Fees Information
There is a $75 non-refundable registration fee. The Monthly tuition is $70 per month payable by automatic credit card transaction on the 1st of each month.
A $50 (non-refundable) costume deposit per style of dance (Generally 2 costumes for a total of $100) is due on November 1st with a remaining costume balance due in March (The remaining balance is determined by the actual cost of the costumes and cannot be predetermined. It is generally between $15 and $35 per costume) Students will not receive their costumes until their account is up to date with a -0- balance.A Note about the costume deposit: The payment is due in full by November 1st. Costumes will not be ordered for any dancer whose costume deposit has not been paid by November 1st. No dancer will participate in the recital without a costume. (Dance Costumes are made to order and take extensive time to arrive which requires us to order early to ensure on time arrival. Thank you for your understanding).
