Leap ‘N Learn is an effective, safe, progressive, and developmentally appropriate dance program for creative movement to beginning ballet. Designed by master teacher Beverly Spell and expert
child psychologist Dr. Annie Spell, the curriculum combines the healthiest practices for teaching children ballet technique, while simultaneously encouraging pretend play amongst the youngest students to maintain a positive and nurturing environment. Through an appreciation and utilization of natural development, students in a Leap ‘N Learn program will acquire motor, cognitive, and social skills beneficial for life.

Dancers should be three years old by September 1, 2024.

CLASS OPTIONS

MONDAY 6:00 – 6:45 PM

TUESDAY 4:45 – 5:30 PM

SATURDAY 9:00 – 9:45 AM

PRICING

Tuition: $750

Tuition can be broken down into equal monthly installments (beginning at $70/installment)

Performance Packages | Winter: $100 | Spring: $325

Performance Packages can be broken down into equal monthly installments.

DANCE ATTIRE

TIGHTS          Pink or skin-toned footless or convertible tights

ATTIRE          Light Pink Leotard

SHOES          Barefoot

HAIR              Pulled back off the face in a secure braid, ponytail, or bun

Young dancers classes will focus on isolations, learning different types of movements and patterns, and large motor skills. Preschool Hippity Hop classes are inspired by hip hop but created for young dancers bodies and minds.

Dancers should be three years old by September 1, 2024.

CLASS OPTIONS

MONDAY 5:30 – 6:00 PM

SATURDAY 9:45 – 10:15 AM

PRICING

Tuition: $500

Tuition can be broken down into equal monthly installments (beginning at $45/installment)

Performance Packages | Winter: $100 | Spring: $325

Performance Packages can be broken down into equal monthly installments.

DANCE ATTIRE

TIGHTS          Pink or skin-toned footless or convertible tights

ATTIRE          Light Pink Leotard

SHOES          Barefoot

HAIR              Pulled back off the face in a secure braid, ponytail, or bun

WHY IS THERE A DRESS CODE?

Having a dress code is part of traditional formal dance training. A dress code creates uniformity, helps dancers mentally prepare for class, and allows the teacher to give the students corrections.
Students are expected to be in dress code for every class. Hair and shoes are part of the dress code. Dancers are not permitted to wear jewelry of any kind in dance class (except for post earrings) for the safety of themselves, the dancers around them, and their teachers. Skirts, whether attached or unattached, are not allowed. Skirts can be a distracting toy for young dancers and hide the body alignment in older dancers.