STUDIO POLICIES
Code of Conduct, Parents
1. Support all students, even those not related to you.
2. No Negative comments to or about any student or parent. You will be amazed how fast gossip travels in a dance studio. Comments can be damaging and hurtful arguments between parents, students and faculty.
3. No Negative comments about other dance organizations or studios are tolerated.
4. Please refrain from giving comments to students from the sidelines.
5. Have a great time watching your children grow and learn! Remember that every parent wants their children to be the best they can be, even though we know that, along with the successes, there will be failures. It is a natural part of growing up and learning from those experiences is what makes us who we are.
6. Always give positive feedback to students after they perform. Let them be proud of their performance.
7. Arrive on time and be prepared for class.
8. Students are not allowed in the dance studio without an instructor.
9. No food or gum in the studios. Only water allowed.
10. Do not leave children unattended in the dance academy.
11. Hair must be pulled away from the face and off the neck.
12. The studio must be notified if a student will be missing a class. Contact the studio when making up a class.
Code of Conduct, Students
1. Have fun!
2. Respect all classmates and instructors.
3. No talking in rehearsals or classes.
4. Dress code is strictly enforced.
5. No gossiping.
6. No negative comments to or about anyone.
7. Come to classes and rehearsals prepared. This is called “work ethic”. Always give 100% effort. This is called “heart”. This will pay off in the end, I promise.
8. No sitting down in class or rehearsal, unless authorized by your instructor. Even if you are not dancing during a particular sequence, you should be practicing in the back of the class.
9. Tell your instructor before rehearsal if you are ill or have an injury.
10. Work together as a team. Support each other with positive feedback. Remember
that everyone will have his or her time to shine.
11. Never say negative comments about any other studio or dancer from another studio.
Tuition
Tuition Payments are to be paid on the 1st of each month. If you wish to drop a class written notice must be given to the instructor at least two weeks before the end of the month. A late fee of $15.00 will be assessed on the seventh of the month to all accounts with a balance due. A fee of $25.00 will be applied to all returned checks.
Dress Code
1. The simple leotard, tights, and skirt combination makes it possible for the
instructors to see the dancer’s bodies so they can make the proper corrections with ballet shoes, strings must be tucked in.
2. Younger students are sometimes distracted by their own dancewear. Large skirts and/or tutus sometimes become the dancer’s focus instead of the instructor.
3. Learning to dance and work together as a team can be more easily achieved by removing the distraction of different dancewear.
4. Instructors are able to choreograph dances more easily when the dancers are dressed the same.
6. Combo classes require simple pink leotard and pink tights.Pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes.
7. Ballet: Pink simple leotard,pink tights or white socks,pink ballet shoes.
8. Jazz, Tap and Lyrical: Leotards and tights with dance shoes, jazz pants and shorts are acceptable.
9. Dancefit, stretching and toning: Any dancewear is allowed.
Male Students
T-Shirts with dance pants or dance shorts. Dance shoes, strings tucked in.
1. Support all students, even those not related to you.
2. No Negative comments to or about any student or parent. You will be amazed how fast gossip travels in a dance studio. Comments can be damaging and hurtful arguments between parents, students and faculty.
3. No Negative comments about other dance organizations or studios are tolerated.
4. Please refrain from giving comments to students from the sidelines.
5. Have a great time watching your children grow and learn! Remember that every parent wants their children to be the best they can be, even though we know that, along with the successes, there will be failures. It is a natural part of growing up and learning from those experiences is what makes us who we are.
6. Always give positive feedback to students after they perform. Let them be proud of their performance.
7. Arrive on time and be prepared for class.
8. Students are not allowed in the dance studio without an instructor.
9. No food or gum in the studios. Only water allowed.
10. Do not leave children unattended in the dance academy.
11. Hair must be pulled away from the face and off the neck.
12. The studio must be notified if a student will be missing a class. Contact the studio when making up a class.
Code of Conduct, Students
1. Have fun!
2. Respect all classmates and instructors.
3. No talking in rehearsals or classes.
4. Dress code is strictly enforced.
5. No gossiping.
6. No negative comments to or about anyone.
7. Come to classes and rehearsals prepared. This is called “work ethic”. Always give 100% effort. This is called “heart”. This will pay off in the end, I promise.
8. No sitting down in class or rehearsal, unless authorized by your instructor. Even if you are not dancing during a particular sequence, you should be practicing in the back of the class.
9. Tell your instructor before rehearsal if you are ill or have an injury.
10. Work together as a team. Support each other with positive feedback. Remember
that everyone will have his or her time to shine.
11. Never say negative comments about any other studio or dancer from another studio.
Tuition
Tuition Payments are to be paid on the 1st of each month. If you wish to drop a class written notice must be given to the instructor at least two weeks before the end of the month. A late fee of $15.00 will be assessed on the seventh of the month to all accounts with a balance due. A fee of $25.00 will be applied to all returned checks.
Dress Code
1. The simple leotard, tights, and skirt combination makes it possible for the
instructors to see the dancer’s bodies so they can make the proper corrections with ballet shoes, strings must be tucked in.
2. Younger students are sometimes distracted by their own dancewear. Large skirts and/or tutus sometimes become the dancer’s focus instead of the instructor.
3. Learning to dance and work together as a team can be more easily achieved by removing the distraction of different dancewear.
4. Instructors are able to choreograph dances more easily when the dancers are dressed the same.
6. Combo classes require simple pink leotard and pink tights.Pink ballet shoes and black tap shoes.
7. Ballet: Pink simple leotard,pink tights or white socks,pink ballet shoes.
8. Jazz, Tap and Lyrical: Leotards and tights with dance shoes, jazz pants and shorts are acceptable.
9. Dancefit, stretching and toning: Any dancewear is allowed.
Male Students
T-Shirts with dance pants or dance shorts. Dance shoes, strings tucked in.