Ballet- a classical and structured dance form characterized by grace and precision movement and by elaborate formal gestures, steps, and poses. Ballet variations convey a theme or story.

Tap– an American dance form in which the rhythm is sounded out by the clicking taps on the heels and toes of a dancer’s shoes. As dancers progress tap steps become more intricate.

Jazz– is a dance form commonly seen in Broadway shows, movies, and Las Vegas revues. Based from ballet it is a more dynamic freestyle form with attitude.

Hip Hop– a popular urban youth dance closely associated with rap music and the styles and fashions of inner-city street culture. It features innovative wild styles and break dancing. Often seen on MTV.

Lyrical– a deeply emotional dance expressing the lyrics of a song. Lyrical is a cross between ballet and jazz.

Modern- focuses on the dancer's own interpretations instead of structured steps, as in traditional ballet training. It is a more relaxed, free style of dancing.

Creative Movement– is an imaginative introduction to music and dance geared towards younger students. This class develops learning and coordination skills with the emphasis on fun.

Musical Theater- is a mixture of theatre and dance where the combination of music, songs, spoken dialogue, and dance create an integrated whole.

Acro– the practice of skilled floor gymnastic actions or stunts requiring great agility, balance, and strength.

Cheer– precise, sharp, and synchronized movements bursting with power and energy preparing the student for cheerleading and dance team.

Step- comes from African roots. Stepping incorporates military, drill team and cheerleading moves into a hip hop style. Call & response and elaborate synchronized movements are prevalent.

Break- an acrobatic hip hop style dance with high energy moves based on mock combat.

Intro to Ballroom- learn the basics of the favorite forms of ballroom like salsa, swing, foxtrot, cha cha, tango, merengue, rhumba, waltz and more.

Stretch and Strengthen– physically conditioning the dancer’s body to enhance their performance level. Isometrics, aerobics, toning, Pilates, and yoga movements are incorporated.

Tricks, Turns, and Leaps– class time is spent mastering tricks, turns and leaps. No combination is taught.

Family Hip Hop- this hip hop class is for a young dancer and an older mentor. For example, mother-daughter, father-son, father-daughter, mother-son, big brother-little sister, aunt-niece, grandma-grandson, and more.