Look for educated instructors, clean facilities, sprung floors, and the career path of the students.

Send your child to a place that will provide quality training whether or not they decide to pursue dance in the future.

Please don’t simply choose the first listing in your google search or default to the program closest to your house.

One of the most important periods in a dancer's training is what I call the "Foundational Years."  Generally occurring between the ages of 6-10, it is during these years that dancers are establishing their vocabulary, learning to use the right muscles, and getting accustomed to more frequent attendance and longer class times. Because I believe so strongly in the importance of this learning period, I'm sharing some of my strategies for successful early dance education.