Spring 2025 Registration Open November 1 at 10am!
Our Spring Semester runs for 16 weeks between January 6 - May 11, with no classes the weeks of Spring Break.
Level Placement: Classes up to Level 1 are by age as of September 1, 2024. New students should contact us to assess initial level for registration. Especially at the beginning of the semester, students’ levels may be adjusted to provide them with the best opportunity to grow.
Tuition: All tuition is for one semester - 16 weeks of classes. Check the School Year Calendar for dates.
Upon registration, you have the option to select from three payment options: paid in full, 5th, or 25th. Should you select paid in full, your payment will be processed in full on the next processing day. If a day of the month was selected, your total balance will divided into four equal parts. Each part will be drafted on your selected date beginning in the month of January.
Jackrabbit login: a reminder to previously enrolled families to use your existing login and update any changed information.
We know this can be confusing. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions.
Performance Opportunities: All students are welcome to participate in our annual Progress Performance!
Youth Classes
Ballet & Modern Basics
Ballet & Modern Basics is a 60-minute class for 8 year-olds that meets twice per week. Students will learn, explore and deepen their knowledge of ballet and modern technique. Each class focuses on vocabulary, alignment, strength, flexibility, balance, grace, focus, discipline, musicality and self-expression. Ballet & Modern Basics prepares students for Level 1.
*Please note that Ballet and Modern are the core of the curriculum at Dancers' Workshop.
Core Curriculum
Ballet and Modern dance are at the core of Dancers’ Workshop’s curriculum. It is recommended that students study ballet and modern simultaneously.
Students advance through a carefully developed curriculum designed to teach the technique of each discipline while exploring nature, music, art, and human emotions as impetus for movement. Proper alignment and use of breath are emphasized and progress into investigating quality of structural form, oppositional energy, moving through space, directional changes, fall and recovery, speed, and performance quality.
These classes all meet twice a week in 6 levels.
Ballet Classes
Ballet students learn the highly technical language of ballet, emphasizing correct alignment, strength, flexibility, balance, grace, focus, discipline, musicality, and self-expression.
Pointe can be added as students age and their fundamental technique gains strength and consistency. While some ballet class work may be done on pointe, we encourage enrollment in Pointe technique class for more focused work.
Modern Classes
Modern dance explores movement, space, rhythm, and the dancers’ own creativity with emphasis on deliberate use of gravity.
Electives
Jazz
Pre-Pointe, Pointe, and Variations
Pointe classes are available for Level 4 and higher. New pointe dancers will start with pre-pointe (pointe class in ballet shoes) and can add shoes at the invitation of the School Director. We have two levels of pointe but the registration is the same. Proficiency on pointe takes time. Interested students are encouraged to take twice a week.
Junior Repertory Company
JRC members are chosen by audition. This program offers our most dedicated students more performance opportunities and requires higher commitments of time, discipline, and focus. More information about JRC can be found here.
Enrollment in the following classes will be added following a successful audition.