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STUDIO POLICIES
Take advantage of our Early Bird Discount by registering before the Early Bird Registration Deadline for each term. Early registrants will receive a discounted rate on tuition.
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT:
We accept payments through major credit cards, debit cards, and electronic fund transfers. You can choose your preferred payment method during the registration process.
PAYMENT POLICIES:
Full Refund:
A full refund of tuition fees will be granted if a refund request is submitted before the start of the term or program, as specified in our registration deadlines.
Partial Refund:
If you request a refund after the start of the term but before a specified date (typically within the first two weeks of classes or as indicated in program-specific guidelines), you may be eligible for a partial refund.
The exact refund amount will depend on the number of classes or sessions attended.
No Refund:
After the specified date (typically after the first two weeks of classes or as indicated in program-specific guidelines), no refunds will be issued, and the full tuition amount will be non-refundable.
REFUND POLICY:
Fall Term (September - December):
Registration Opens: June 1st
Early Bird Registration Deadline: July 15th
Regular Registration Deadline: August 15th
Spring Term (January - June):
Registration Opens: November 1st
Early Bird Registration Deadline: December 15th
Regular Registration Deadline: January 15th
REGISTRATION DEADLINES:
To enroll in our classes, please follow the registration process outlined on our website Registration Page or Program Page for the Program you are interested in. Once you have created a Student Account you will be able to sign up easily for future classes.
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REGISTRATION POLICIES
- Comfortable Attire: Students should wear comfortable dancewear or clothing suitable for movement.
- Shoes: Appropriate dance shoes should be worn, depending on the choreography.
- Hair: Hair should be neatly secured away from the face.
Musical Theatre Dress Code:
- Comfortable Attire: Students may wear comfortable dancewear, such as leotards, unitards, or fitted tops and bottoms in any color.
- Barefoot: Contemporary dance is often performed barefoot, but students may be required to wear specific footwear for certain routines.
- Hair: Hair should be neatly secured away from the face.
Contemporary Dress Code:
- Leotard and Tights: Jaz and Tap students may wear a leotard and tights in any color, or they may choose to wear fitted dancewear. They may also wear dance pants or fitted dance shorts.
- Shoes: Appropriate tap shoes should be worn. Students may be required to have specific colors or styles based on class level.
- Hair: Hair should be neatly pulled away from the face.
Jazz, Tap Dress CodeS:
- Leotard: Ballet students are required to wear a solid-colored, fitted leotard in a classic ballet style. Colors may vary by level.
- Tights: Ballet pink or flesh-colored tights should be worn.
- Shoes: Ballet slippers should be pink for female students and black for male students.
- Hair: Hair should be neatly secured in a bun, and short hair should be pulled away from the face.
Ballet Dress Code:
Our dress code is designed to create a focused and professional learning environment while ensuring the comfort and safety of all students. Specific dress code requirements are outlined for each class or program on our website and in our studio guidelines. Please refer to the class-specific dress code to ensure you are dressed appropriately for your classes.
OVERVIEW:
DRESS CODE POLICIES
Excessive absences without valid reasons may affect a student's eligibility to participate in performances or advance to the next level.
Maximum Absences:
Students are expected to arrive on time for classes and rehearsals. Late arrivals may disrupt the class, and repeated tardiness may result in consequences.
This policy underscores the importance of punctuality to maintain a productive learning environment and avoid disruptions caused by late arrivals.
Tardiness:
If a student cannot attend a class or rehearsal due to illness or other reasons, parents or guardians are required to notify the studio in advance.
This policy outlines the procedure for notifying the studio of student absences, helping instructors and staff stay informed and ensuring students' safety.
Notification of Absences:
If a student misses a class, they may be eligible for a makeup class. Makeup classes provide an opportunity to catch up on missed material.
Makeup Classes:
Regular attendance is crucial for progress and the overall success of our programs. Students are expected to attend all scheduled classes and rehearsals promptly and consistently.
REGULAR ATTENDANCE:
ATTENDANCE POLICIES
Parents/guardians are responsible for informing the studio of any allergies, dietary restrictions, or medical conditions that may affect their child. Medications should be clearly labeled, and instructions provided if needed during studio hours.
Allergies & Medications:
Our instructors and staff are trained in basic first aid and emergency procedures. In case of an injury or emergency, immediate care will be provided, and parents/guardians will be informed.
First Aid & Emergency Procedures:
Students who are ill or have contagious conditions should refrain from attending classes, rehearsals, and events until they have fully recovered and are no longer contagious.
Illness & Contagious Policy:
In the event of an injury or accident during classes or rehearsals, our instructors and staff will follow established protocols to provide immediate care and contact emergency services if necessary. Parents/guardians will be notified promptly.
Injury & Accident Reporting:
All parents/guardians and students are required to complete and sign our Health and Safety Rider, which includes emergency contact information, medical history, and consent for emergency medical treatment in case of injury or illness.
Health & Safety Rider:
