Academic Year 2021-2022
Class Schedule
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MONDAY
Studio A 4:00-5:00 Level II-TM 5:30-7:00 Level V-CR 7:00-8:30 Level VII-CR TUESDAY Studio A 4:15-5:30 Level III-TM 5:30-6:00 Primary A-LS 6:00-7:30 Level IV-LS WEDNESDAY Studio A 4:15-5:00 Primary C-MB 5:00-6:00 Level II-MB 6:00-7:00 Advanced Modern-JDB 7:00-8:15 Adult Ballet-MA THURSDAY Studio A 4:30-5:30 Beginning Modern-MF 5:30-6:45 Level III-MA 6:45-7:30 Pointe I-MA 7:30-9:00 Level VI/VII-MA FRIDAY Studio A 4:30-5:00 Pre-Ballet-IK 5:00-6:00 Beginning Jazz-IK SATURDAY Studio A 9:15-10:15 Adult Ballet-Intermediate-MB 10:15-11:15 Adult Ballet-Beginner-MB Instructors MB-Marie Barnett MA-Michele Antonioli JDB-Jordan Dehline Burt CR-Colleen Rosbarsky LS-Lindsey Schwickert TM-Tara McFarland MF-Maeve Fahey IK-Isabella Kasper GN-Grace Nolan JH-Jeanine Hedstrom |
MONDAY
Studio B 4:30-5:15 Primary B-JDB 5:30-7:00 Level VI-JDB 7:00-8:00 Intermediate Pointe-JDB TUESDAY Studio B 4:00-4:30 Pre-Ballet-GN 4:30-5:00 Pre-Ballet-GN 5:00-6:00 Leaps and Turns-MB 6:00-7:30 Level VI/VII-MB 7:30-8:30 Advanced Pointe-MB WEDNESDAY Studio B 4:00-5:00 Level IA-TM 5:00-6:00 Advanced Jazz-TM 6:30-7:45 Intermediate Jazz-CR THURSDAY Studio B 4:30-5:30 Level IB-MB 5:30-6:45 Level IV-MB 6:45-7:30 Intro Pointe-MB 7:30-9:00 Level V-MB FRIDAY Studio B 5:00-6:00 Intermediate Modern-TM 6:00-7:00 Hip Hop-GN SATURDAY Studio B 9:15-10:15 Tap (ages 10-12)-JH 10:15-11:15 Tap (teen/adult)-JH |
Class Placement
At the foundation of each level is a specific syllabus containing a set of skills that are developmentally appropriate for each group. When deciding on level placements, all instructors carefully consider all aspects of technique including turnout, hip placement, strength, core stability, foot and ankle articulation, use of arms and head, flexibility, as well as musicality, ability to pick up combinations and apply corrections, and maturity. The basics must be mastered first in order to have a strong foundation to be able to execute more complex steps properly and without injury. The prevention of injury is a critical factor in level placement. As dancers develop physically and mentally at different rates, sometimes there are dancers of several different ages in one level. It is not uncommon for students to spend two or three years in one level. Ballet training has much repetition and sometimes new steps are not introduced until previous steps are mastered. The challenge is in consistently working towards better technique and artistry. Level placement is at the discretion of the instructors.
CLASS Descriptions
Children’s Ballet (ages 3-8)
These classes are designed to encourage a joy of dancing. We make dance fun, while encouraging age appropriate creativity, musicality, and physical skills. Students will use creative movement and basic ballet skills to gain foundations in classical ballet.
Pre-Ballet: Children must be at least age 3 by September 1, 2021.
Primary A: Children must be age 5 by September 1, 2021.
Primary B: Children must be age 6 by September 1, 2021.
Primary C: Children must be age 7 by September 1, 2021.
Academy Ballet (ages 8+)
These classes focus on the fundamentals of technique, increasingly complex ballet vocabulary, and artistry. Placement in
Levels I-VII and Pointe classes is by permission only. Levels II-V must commit to attending ballet twice per week. Levels VI-VII must commit to attending ballet three times per week or more.
Jazz (ages 8+)
These classes emphasize proper jazz dance technique, strength, and flexibility. Beginning Jazz is for students ages 8+. Enrollment in Intermediate and Advanced Jazz are by instructor permission.
Modern (ages 10+)
Emphasis is on proper modern technique, contemporary choreography, and improvisation. Beginning Modern is designed for students ages 10+. Enrollment in Intermediate and Advanced Modern are by instructor permission.
Leaps and Turns (Ballet Levels 5-7)
This exciting new class will include a basic jazz style warm up which will include both core strength and flexibility work. Focus will be placed on learning and mastering various leaps and turns while maintaining clean technique and alignment.
These classes are designed to encourage a joy of dancing. We make dance fun, while encouraging age appropriate creativity, musicality, and physical skills. Students will use creative movement and basic ballet skills to gain foundations in classical ballet.
Pre-Ballet: Children must be at least age 3 by September 1, 2021.
Primary A: Children must be age 5 by September 1, 2021.
Primary B: Children must be age 6 by September 1, 2021.
Primary C: Children must be age 7 by September 1, 2021.
Academy Ballet (ages 8+)
These classes focus on the fundamentals of technique, increasingly complex ballet vocabulary, and artistry. Placement in
Levels I-VII and Pointe classes is by permission only. Levels II-V must commit to attending ballet twice per week. Levels VI-VII must commit to attending ballet three times per week or more.
Jazz (ages 8+)
These classes emphasize proper jazz dance technique, strength, and flexibility. Beginning Jazz is for students ages 8+. Enrollment in Intermediate and Advanced Jazz are by instructor permission.
Modern (ages 10+)
Emphasis is on proper modern technique, contemporary choreography, and improvisation. Beginning Modern is designed for students ages 10+. Enrollment in Intermediate and Advanced Modern are by instructor permission.
Leaps and Turns (Ballet Levels 5-7)
This exciting new class will include a basic jazz style warm up which will include both core strength and flexibility work. Focus will be placed on learning and mastering various leaps and turns while maintaining clean technique and alignment.