NO STREET SHOES ALLOWED ON THE STUDIO FLOOR. Please do not wear your dane shoes outside.
Please remove all dangling jewelry before entering classroom.
Hair must be pulled back from face and secured neatly in a bun for all ballet classes.
A ponytail may be worn for all other classes.
CELL PHONES ARE NOT PERMITTED IN THE CLASSROOM
NO FOOD OR DRINK IS ALLOWED IN THE STUDIO.
NO CHEWING GUM
Only water may be brought into the studio and left on the shelf next to the door
Ballet/Pointe: GIRLS - Black leotard (any style), pink footed/convertible tights, pink ballet slippers. No skirts or leg warmers may be worn. Leather or canvas slippers may be worn. Please avoid the bedroom slippers that are made to look like ballet slippers. BOYS - black cotton bike shorts, white t-shirt, white socks, black ballet slippers.
Pre-Dance, Pre-Ballet, Ballet 1, Creative Movement: GIRLS - Pink tights, pink ballet slippers, solid color leotard or dance dress. Please avoid the bedroom slippers that are made to look like ballet slippers. BOYS - black cotton bike shorts, white t-shirt, white socks, black ballet slippers.
Modern/Jazz & Lyrical: GIRLS - solid color leotard and tights, tightly fitted shorts may be worn instead of tights, bare feet. BOYS - Black cotton bike shorts, white t-shirt
Tap: GIRLS - solid color leotard and tights, black tap shoes. BOYS - black cotton bike shorts, white t-shirt, white socks, black tap shoes.
Street Funk: Please NO STREET SHOES in the studio, comfortable, tightly fitted workout clothes (NO JEANS or PAJAMAS), jazz shoes or dance sneakers (or clean sneakers that have not been worn outside)
STUDENTS NOT ABIDING BY THE DRESS CODE WILL BE ASKED TO SIT OUT OF CLASS. It is important for the teacher to be able to see the students body to be sure they are properly aligned and in the correct position in order to prevent injury.
The first week of each month will be FREE DRESS WEEK. Students must still wear dance attire but assorted color leotards may be worn along with skirts.
Keep in mind that dancers do sweat (although we like to say we glisten). We ask that the older dancers please consider the use of deodorant for their own benefit and for the benefit of their peers and teachers.
