2024-2025
Acro (Ages 3 - 5) - Saturday
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level.
Please Note: Acro classes are not included in the end of year recital. This class will have their own in-class showcase at the end of each semester.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level.
Please Note: Acro classes are not included in the end of year recital. This class will have their own in-class showcase at the end of each semester.
Saturday
10:30 AM to 11:00 AM
10:30 AM to 11:00 AM
Main
Acro (Ages 3 - 5) - Thursday
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level.
Please Note: Acro classes are not included in the end of year recital. This class will have their own in-class showcase at the end of each semester.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level.
Please Note: Acro classes are not included in the end of year recital. This class will have their own in-class showcase at the end of each semester.
Thursday
10:45 AM to 11:15 AM
10:45 AM to 11:15 AM
Main
Acro (Ages 3 - 5) - Wednesday
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level.
Please Note: Acro classes are not included in the end of year recital. This class will have their own in-class showcase at the end of each semester.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level.
Please Note: Acro classes are not included in the end of year recital. This class will have their own in-class showcase at the end of each semester.
Wednesday
10:00 AM to 10:30 AM
10:00 AM to 10:30 AM
Main
Acro (Grades 3rd - 6th) - Thursday
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level.
Please Note: Acro classes are not included in the end of year recital. This class will have their own in-class showcase at the end of each semester.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level.
Please Note: Acro classes are not included in the end of year recital. This class will have their own in-class showcase at the end of each semester.
Thursday
5:30 PM to 6:00 PM
5:30 PM to 6:00 PM
Main
Acro (Grades Kinder - 2nd) - Saturday
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level.
Saturday
10:00 AM to 10:30 AM
10:00 AM to 10:30 AM
Main
Acro (Grades Kinder - 2nd) - Wednesday
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level.
Please Note: Acro classes are not included in the end of year recital. This class will have their own in-class showcase at the end of each semester.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level.
Please Note: Acro classes are not included in the end of year recital. This class will have their own in-class showcase at the end of each semester.
Wednesday
5:15 PM to 5:45 PM
5:15 PM to 5:45 PM
Main
Adult Contemporary
Adults need their time to dance, too! All skill levels are welcome to join this upbeat class that focuses on the technique and vocabulary of Contemporary. Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks.
Unlike our Saturday class, this class takes place each week! You can choose to register for monthly tuition for the classes for $35 or drop in on what classes you would like for $10 per class.
Adults need their time to dance, too! All skill levels are welcome to join this upbeat class that focuses on the technique and vocabulary of Contemporary. Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks.
Unlike our Saturday class, this class takes place each week! You can choose to register for monthly tuition for the classes for $35 or drop in on what classes you would like for $10 per class.
Tuesday
8:15 PM to 9:15 PM
8:15 PM to 9:15 PM
Main
Adult Tap
Adults need their time to dance, too! This class is meant for the beginning to intermediate tap dancer. Learn from scratch or resurrect your skills with basic tap steps and techniques. Conquer combinations and full song choreography. Experience the pure joy of making rhythm with your feet, while creating as a group and enjoying some fantastic exercise. Tap shoes required. (Either flats or heels are great)
Classes take place on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesdays each month from 8:00pm - 9:00pm. You can choose to register for the two classes for $18 or drop in on what classes you would like for $10 per class.
Adults need their time to dance, too! This class is meant for the beginning to intermediate tap dancer. Learn from scratch or resurrect your skills with basic tap steps and techniques. Conquer combinations and full song choreography. Experience the pure joy of making rhythm with your feet, while creating as a group and enjoying some fantastic exercise. Tap shoes required. (Either flats or heels are great)
Classes take place on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Wednesdays each month from 8:00pm - 9:00pm. You can choose to register for the two classes for $18 or drop in on what classes you would like for $10 per class.
Wednesday
8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Main
Ballet Contemporary Level 1 (Grades 1st - 2nd)
Ballet Contemporary combines the technique, precision, and placement of Ballet with the articulation, fluidity, and groundedness of Contemporary. Dancers will go through the traditional Ballet class structure while integrating Contemporary concepts; for example, a plié exercise that also explores contracting through the spine. Both classical Ballet and Contemporary style music will be used in this class as a way to promote better understanding movement and musicality. At least once a month, dancers will also participate in a composition/improvisation exercise that helps them to train not only their technique, but also their creative abilities and dance voice.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Ballet Contemporary combines the technique, precision, and placement of Ballet with the articulation, fluidity, and groundedness of Contemporary. Dancers will go through the traditional Ballet class structure while integrating Contemporary concepts; for example, a plié exercise that also explores contracting through the spine. Both classical Ballet and Contemporary style music will be used in this class as a way to promote better understanding movement and musicality. At least once a month, dancers will also participate in a composition/improvisation exercise that helps them to train not only their technique, but also their creative abilities and dance voice.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Wednesday
5:45 PM to 7:00 PM
5:45 PM to 7:00 PM
Main
Ballet Level 2 (Grades 3rd - 4th) - Monday
Eleve's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Eleve's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. At least once a month, dancers will also participate in a composition/improvisation exercise that helps them to train not only their technique, but also their creative abilities and dance voice.
Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Eleve's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Eleve's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. At least once a month, dancers will also participate in a composition/improvisation exercise that helps them to train not only their technique, but also their creative abilities and dance voice.
Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Monday
4:15 PM to 5:30 PM
4:15 PM to 5:30 PM
Main
Ballet Level 2 (Grades 3rd - 4th) - Thursday
Eleve's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Eleve's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. At least once a month, dancers will also participate in a composition/improvisation exercise that helps them to train not only their technique, but also their creative abilities and dance voice.
Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Eleve's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Eleve's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. At least once a month, dancers will also participate in a composition/improvisation exercise that helps them to train not only their technique, but also their creative abilities and dance voice.
Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Thursday
4:15 PM to 5:30 PM
4:15 PM to 5:30 PM
Main
Ballet Level 3 (Grades 5th - 6th)
Eleve's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Eleve's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. At least once a month, dancers will also participate in a composition/improvisation exercise that helps them to train not only their technique, but also their creative abilities and dance voice.
Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Eleve's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Eleve's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. At least once a month, dancers will also participate in a composition/improvisation exercise that helps them to train not only their technique, but also their creative abilities and dance voice.
Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Monday
6:00 PM to 7:15 PM
6:00 PM to 7:15 PM
Main
Ballet Level 4 (Grades 7th - 12th)
Eleve's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Eleve's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. At least once a month, dancers will also participate in a composition/improvisation exercise that helps them to train not only their technique, but also their creative abilities and dance voice.
Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Eleve's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Eleve's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. At least once a month, dancers will also participate in a composition/improvisation exercise that helps them to train not only their technique, but also their creative abilities and dance voice.
Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Monday
7:45 PM to 9:00 PM
7:45 PM to 9:00 PM
Main
Boys Creative Movement (Ages 3 - 5)
Boys Creative Movement is a dance class made for just the boys. We will explore fundamental dance skills through concepts that many boys are interested in; trucks, dinosaurs, animals, and more! We will also work on basic tumbling and break dancing skills while trying to work out the extra energy from your active little man.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Boys Creative Movement is a dance class made for just the boys. We will explore fundamental dance skills through concepts that many boys are interested in; trucks, dinosaurs, animals, and more! We will also work on basic tumbling and break dancing skills while trying to work out the extra energy from your active little man.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Thursday
10:00 AM to 10:45 AM
10:00 AM to 10:45 AM
Main
Boys Creative Movement (Kinder - 2nd Grade)
Boys Creative Movement is a dance class made for just the boys. We will explore fundamental dance skills through concepts that many boys are interested in; trucks, dinosaurs, animals, and more! We will also work on basic tumbling and break dancing skills while trying to work out the extra energy from your active little man.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Boys Creative Movement is a dance class made for just the boys. We will explore fundamental dance skills through concepts that many boys are interested in; trucks, dinosaurs, animals, and more! We will also work on basic tumbling and break dancing skills while trying to work out the extra energy from your active little man.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Tuesday
6:00 PM to 6:45 PM
6:00 PM to 6:45 PM
Main
Contemporary Level 2 (Grades 3rd - 4th)
Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
PLEASE NOTE: Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
PLEASE NOTE: Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
Tuesday
7:15 PM to 8:15 PM
7:15 PM to 8:15 PM
Main
Contemporary Level 3 (Grades 5th - 6th)
Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
PLEASE NOTE: Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
PLEASE NOTE: Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
Wednesday
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Main
Contemporary Level 4 (Grades 7th - 12th)
Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks.
Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks.
Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Tuesday
4:15 PM to 5:15 PM
4:15 PM to 5:15 PM
Main
Creative Movement - Saturday
Creative Movement provides an exciting first solo dance opportunity for your little dancer. Classes will consist of basic dance skills incorporated with developmental concepts for this age group, including gross and fine motor skills, verbalizing ideas, and learning how to interact in a classroom setting.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Creative Movement provides an exciting first solo dance opportunity for your little dancer. Classes will consist of basic dance skills incorporated with developmental concepts for this age group, including gross and fine motor skills, verbalizing ideas, and learning how to interact in a classroom setting.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Saturday
11:00 AM to 11:45 AM
11:00 AM to 11:45 AM
Main
Creative Movement - Thursday
Creative Movement provides an exciting first solo dance opportunity for your little dancer. Classes will consist of basic dance skills incorporated with developmental concepts for this age group, including gross and fine motor skills, verbalizing ideas, and learning how to interact in a classroom setting.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Creative Movement provides an exciting first solo dance opportunity for your little dancer. Classes will consist of basic dance skills incorporated with developmental concepts for this age group, including gross and fine motor skills, verbalizing ideas, and learning how to interact in a classroom setting.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Thursday
11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
Main
Creative Movement - Tuesday
Creative Movement provides an exciting first solo dance opportunity for your little dancer. Classes will consist of basic dance skills incorporated with developmental concepts for this age group, including gross and fine motor skills, verbalizing ideas, and learning how to interact in a classroom setting.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Creative Movement provides an exciting first solo dance opportunity for your little dancer. Classes will consist of basic dance skills incorporated with developmental concepts for this age group, including gross and fine motor skills, verbalizing ideas, and learning how to interact in a classroom setting.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Tuesday
9:45 AM to 10:30 AM
9:45 AM to 10:30 AM
Main
Dance Preschool - Wednesday
Dance Preschool is made for the kinesthetic learner that may be struggling in a traditional preschool setting. In this class, dancers will learn preschool subjects like letters, numbers, shapes, and color through movement. We will use stories, games, and art to help your little mover solidify fundament educational concepts and prepare them for their future school experiences. Each class will also spend 10-15 minutes working on fine motor skills such as writing, building, cutting, etc..
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Dance Preschool is made for the kinesthetic learner that may be struggling in a traditional preschool setting. In this class, dancers will learn preschool subjects like letters, numbers, shapes, and color through movement. We will use stories, games, and art to help your little mover solidify fundament educational concepts and prepare them for their future school experiences. Each class will also spend 10-15 minutes working on fine motor skills such as writing, building, cutting, etc..
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Wednesday
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Main
Homeschool Ballet Contemporary (Grades Kinder - 2nd)
Elevé's Ballet Contemporary fusion class but for dancers who are homeschooled! Get your dance training in during the day! Ballet Contemporary combines the technique, precision, and placement of Ballet with the articulation, fluidity, and groundedness of Contemporary. Dancers will go through the traditional Ballet class structure while integrating Contemporary concepts; for example, a plié exercise that also explores contracting through the spine. Both classical Ballet and Contemporary style music will be used in this class as a way to promote better understanding movement and musicality. At least once a month, dancers will also participate in a composition/improvisation exercise that helps them to train not only their technique, but also their creative abilities and dance voice.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Elevé's Ballet Contemporary fusion class but for dancers who are homeschooled! Get your dance training in during the day! Ballet Contemporary combines the technique, precision, and placement of Ballet with the articulation, fluidity, and groundedness of Contemporary. Dancers will go through the traditional Ballet class structure while integrating Contemporary concepts; for example, a plié exercise that also explores contracting through the spine. Both classical Ballet and Contemporary style music will be used in this class as a way to promote better understanding movement and musicality. At least once a month, dancers will also participate in a composition/improvisation exercise that helps them to train not only their technique, but also their creative abilities and dance voice.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Thursday
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Main
Little Ballerina
Little Ballerina is for those dancers who are ready to take the next step in their dance training beyond a Creative Movement class. While taking a dance class previously is encouraged, it is not required. In this class, littles will learn the fundamentals of Ballet technique and vocabulary in a fun and interactive way. Dancers will also get the time in class to move creatively.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Little Ballerina is for those dancers who are ready to take the next step in their dance training beyond a Creative Movement class. While taking a dance class previously is encouraged, it is not required. In this class, littles will learn the fundamentals of Ballet technique and vocabulary in a fun and interactive way. Dancers will also get the time in class to move creatively.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Wednesday
11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
Main
Musical Theater Jazz (Grades K - 2nd)
Do you have a child with a flair for the dramatic? Musical Theater may be the class for them to show off their fabulous expressions! In this class, students will be trained as a triple threat in dance, acting, and vocal performance. Dancers will also work on Musical Theater Jazz technique to help them develop the razzle dazzle needed for Broadway.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Do you have a child with a flair for the dramatic? Musical Theater may be the class for them to show off their fabulous expressions! In this class, students will be trained as a triple threat in dance, acting, and vocal performance. Dancers will also work on Musical Theater Jazz technique to help them develop the razzle dazzle needed for Broadway.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Friday
2:15 PM to 3:15 PM
2:15 PM to 3:15 PM
Main
Musical Theater Jazz Level 2/3 (Grades 3rd - 6th)
This upbeat class teaches Jazz technique through the lens of Musical Theater. In addition to traditional Jazz techniques of isolation, contraction, and percussiveness, dancers will work on musicality, theatricality, and expressiveness to prepare them for Broadway! Both Musical Theater and fun upbeat music will be used for this class.
Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
This upbeat class teaches Jazz technique through the lens of Musical Theater. In addition to traditional Jazz techniques of isolation, contraction, and percussiveness, dancers will work on musicality, theatricality, and expressiveness to prepare them for Broadway! Both Musical Theater and fun upbeat music will be used for this class.
Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Thursday
6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
6:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Main
Musical Theater Jazz Level 4 (Grades 7th - 12th)
This upbeat class teaches Jazz technique through the lens of Musical Theater. In addition to traditional Jazz techniques of isolation, contraction, and percussiveness, dancers will work on musicality, theatricality, and expressiveness to prepare them for Broadway! Both Musical Theater and fun upbeat music will be used for this class.
Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
This upbeat class teaches Jazz technique through the lens of Musical Theater. In addition to traditional Jazz techniques of isolation, contraction, and percussiveness, dancers will work on musicality, theatricality, and expressiveness to prepare them for Broadway! Both Musical Theater and fun upbeat music will be used for this class.
Dancers in Levels 2 - 4 are required to take two days of technique class per week. This year the schedule is allowing for you to choose what classes you would like to take. One of those classes must be a Ballet class while the other can be Contemporary, Musical Theater Jazz, or an additional Ballet class. Pre-Pointe and Acro do not count as a full technique classes as they are much shorter than required. They are, however, great classes to add on.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Thursday
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Main
Pre-Ballet Contemporary (Kinder) - Wednesday
Pre-Ballet Contemporary is your dancer's first glimpse into the beautiful fusion of Ballet and Contemporary. Dancers will spend time learning fundamental barre, center, and across the floor concepts in an interactive and engaging way. By the end of the year, dancers will learn important vocabulary, alignment, discipline, and coordination to prepare themselves for continuing classes in Ballet Contemporary.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Pre-Ballet Contemporary is your dancer's first glimpse into the beautiful fusion of Ballet and Contemporary. Dancers will spend time learning fundamental barre, center, and across the floor concepts in an interactive and engaging way. By the end of the year, dancers will learn important vocabulary, alignment, discipline, and coordination to prepare themselves for continuing classes in Ballet Contemporary.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Wednesday
4:15 PM to 5:15 PM
4:15 PM to 5:15 PM
Main
Pre-Pointe Level 2/3 (Grades 3rd - 6th)
Is your ballerina looking forward to wearing pointe shoes? This class specifically targets the muscles, joints, and skills that will be needed for pointe work. In addition to being at least 12 years old, students hoping to go on pointe must be enrolled in a pre-pointe class for at least one year before being selected to go en pointe. Other requirements are available on request.
PLEASE NOTE: Pre-Pointe is meant to be taken in addition to a Ballet technique class on the same night. This class does not count towards the two technique class requirement for Levels 2 - 4.
Is your ballerina looking forward to wearing pointe shoes? This class specifically targets the muscles, joints, and skills that will be needed for pointe work. In addition to being at least 12 years old, students hoping to go on pointe must be enrolled in a pre-pointe class for at least one year before being selected to go en pointe. Other requirements are available on request.
PLEASE NOTE: Pre-Pointe is meant to be taken in addition to a Ballet technique class on the same night. This class does not count towards the two technique class requirement for Levels 2 - 4.
Monday
5:30 PM to 6:00 PM
5:30 PM to 6:00 PM
Main
Pre-Pointe Level 3/4 (Grades 5th+)
Is your ballerina looking forward to wearing pointe shoes? This class specifically targets the muscles, joints, and skills that will be needed for pointe work. In addition to being at least 12 years old, students hoping to go on pointe must be enrolled in a pre-pointe class for at least one year before being selected to go en pointe. Other requirements are available on request.
PLEASE NOTE: Pre-Pointe is meant to be taken in addition to a Ballet technique class on the same night. This class does not count towards the two technique class requirement for Levels 2 - 4.
Is your ballerina looking forward to wearing pointe shoes? This class specifically targets the muscles, joints, and skills that will be needed for pointe work. In addition to being at least 12 years old, students hoping to go on pointe must be enrolled in a pre-pointe class for at least one year before being selected to go en pointe. Other requirements are available on request.
PLEASE NOTE: Pre-Pointe is meant to be taken in addition to a Ballet technique class on the same night. This class does not count towards the two technique class requirement for Levels 2 - 4.
Monday
7:15 PM to 7:45 PM
7:15 PM to 7:45 PM
Main
Toddler Time - Tuesday
Toddler Time is for your little one that can't sit still when there is music playing. The class is structured to help progress your toddler's physical, cognitive, verbal and social-emotional development with movement. You and your little one will explore basic dance concepts through stories, music, games, props, and obstacle course activities.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Toddler Time is for your little one that can't sit still when there is music playing. The class is structured to help progress your toddler's physical, cognitive, verbal and social-emotional development with movement. You and your little one will explore basic dance concepts through stories, music, games, props, and obstacle course activities.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Tuesday
9:00 AM to 9:45 AM
9:00 AM to 9:45 AM
Main
Toddler Time - Tuesday Evening
Toddler Time is for your little one that can't sit still when there is music playing. The class is structured to help progress your toddler's physical, cognitive, verbal and social-emotional development with movement. You and your little one will explore basic dance concepts through stories, music, games, props, and obstacle course activities.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Toddler Time is for your little one that can't sit still when there is music playing. The class is structured to help progress your toddler's physical, cognitive, verbal and social-emotional development with movement. You and your little one will explore basic dance concepts through stories, music, games, props, and obstacle course activities.
PLEASE NOTE: Our end of year recital is scheduled for May 7th, with a dress rehearsal on May 6th. Both will be held at the Weber State University Browning Center. All classes, except for Acro, Pre-Pointe, and adult dance classes are currently working on choreography and costumes have already been ordered for the recital. Our registration system is set up to automatically add a charge your account for the costume and recital fee, when you add a recital class. Please DO NOT pay this charge until we can confirm that there is a costume available to order (costume companies run low in stock this time of year). Costume and recital fees are non-refundable. That said, participation in the recital is optional. If you would like to opt out this year, your dancer will still learn the recital dance, but will not perform it on the stage. We will have an informal showing at the end of the year to showcase their work. If you would like to opt out of recital, you must let us know within a week of registration.
Tuesday
5:15 PM to 6:00 PM
5:15 PM to 6:00 PM
Main
2025 Summer
W - Little Ballerina (Age 3 - 5)
This dance camp is for your little ballerina who is already practicing turns, balances, and leaps. Sometimes to the detriment of your house, like Angelina Ballerina. In this class, littles will learn the fundamentals of Ballet technique and vocabulary as well as giving time to move creatively. We will also take time to read stories about little ballerinas and dance out their adventures. Dancers will showcase what they have learned through class in a mini performance the last day of the class.
PLEASE NOTE: This class is one week only. If you are wanting a class that runs every week of the summer, those classes are marked W before the class name.
This dance camp is for your little ballerina who is already practicing turns, balances, and leaps. Sometimes to the detriment of your house, like Angelina Ballerina. In this class, littles will learn the fundamentals of Ballet technique and vocabulary as well as giving time to move creatively. We will also take time to read stories about little ballerinas and dance out their adventures. Dancers will showcase what they have learned through class in a mini performance the last day of the class.
PLEASE NOTE: This class is one week only. If you are wanting a class that runs every week of the summer, those classes are marked W before the class name.
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Hip Hop (Ages 3 - 5)
Hip Hop dance is an energetic and expressive street dance style that emerged in the 1970s. It has a series of bounces and rocks performed to the beats of Hip Hop music. In our Hip Hop workshop it’s a beautiful way for kids to combine exercise, creativity, and fun while developing coordination, confidence and a love for movement and music! As it is for all Elevé classes, movement and music for this class will be age appropriate and family friendly. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Hip Hop dance is an energetic and expressive street dance style that emerged in the 1970s. It has a series of bounces and rocks performed to the beats of Hip Hop music. In our Hip Hop workshop it’s a beautiful way for kids to combine exercise, creativity, and fun while developing coordination, confidence and a love for movement and music! As it is for all Elevé classes, movement and music for this class will be age appropriate and family friendly. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Thursday
10:00 AM to 10:45 AM
10:00 AM to 10:45 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Jazz Level 2 and 3 (Grades 3rd - 6th)
This upbeat class teaches traditional Jazz techniques of isolation, contraction, and percussiveness. In addition, dancers will work on musicality, theatricality, and expressiveness as they learn a variety of kicks, turns, and leaps! Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 2 or 3 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 2 and 3 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
This upbeat class teaches traditional Jazz techniques of isolation, contraction, and percussiveness. In addition, dancers will work on musicality, theatricality, and expressiveness as they learn a variety of kicks, turns, and leaps! Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 2 or 3 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 2 and 3 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Monday
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Ballet Level 1 (Grades 1st - 2nd)
Elevé's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Elevé's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 1 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 1 must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer.
ON JUNE 4TH, THIS CLASS WILL BE COMBINED WITH THE PRE-BALLET AND LEVEL 1 TECHNIQUE INTENSIVE BALLET CLASS AT THE SAME TIME, 10:00 - 11:00.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Elevé's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Elevé's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 1 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 1 must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer.
ON JUNE 4TH, THIS CLASS WILL BE COMBINED WITH THE PRE-BALLET AND LEVEL 1 TECHNIQUE INTENSIVE BALLET CLASS AT THE SAME TIME, 10:00 - 11:00.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Wednesday
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Pre-Ballet/Level 1 Ballet (Grades Kinder - 2nd)
Elevé's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Elevé's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Pre-Ballet or Level 1 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Pre-Ballet and Level 1 must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer.
ON JUNE 3RD, THIS CLASS WILL ATTEND THE PRE-BALLET/LEVEL 1 TECHNIQUE INTENSIVE'S BALLET CLASS THAT TAKES PLACE AT THE SAME TIME, 10:00 - 11:00.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Elevé's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Elevé's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Pre-Ballet or Level 1 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Pre-Ballet and Level 1 must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer.
ON JUNE 3RD, THIS CLASS WILL ATTEND THE PRE-BALLET/LEVEL 1 TECHNIQUE INTENSIVE'S BALLET CLASS THAT TAKES PLACE AT THE SAME TIME, 10:00 - 11:00.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Tuesday
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Harmony Singers (Grades 7th - 9th)
Harmony Singers is an energetic choir class for young teens of all vocal abilities. Students will learn vocal techniques, including breath control, pitch accuracy, vocal resonance, and dynamic expression. Students will be guided on maintaining vocal health, adapting to voice shifts, and building resilience through this transitional period for their voices. They will learn to blend their voices and work together to create a beautiful, cohesive sound. This class will also incorporate elements of music theory and sight-singing. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Harmony Singers is an energetic choir class for young teens of all vocal abilities. Students will learn vocal techniques, including breath control, pitch accuracy, vocal resonance, and dynamic expression. Students will be guided on maintaining vocal health, adapting to voice shifts, and building resilience through this transitional period for their voices. They will learn to blend their voices and work together to create a beautiful, cohesive sound. This class will also incorporate elements of music theory and sight-singing. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Tuesday
10:30 AM to 11:15 AM
10:30 AM to 11:15 AM
Classroom
Main
Main
C - Acro (Ages 3 - 5) - Thursday
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Thursday
10:45 AM to 11:15 AM
10:45 AM to 11:15 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Acro (Grades 3rd - 6th)
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Monday
11:00 AM to 11:45 AM
11:00 AM to 11:45 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Contemporary Level 1 (Grades 1st - 2nd)
Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 1 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 1 must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 1 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 1 must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Wednesday
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Contemporary Level 2 and 3 (Grades 3rd - 6th)
Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 2 or 3 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 2 and 3 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
ON JUNE 17TH, THIS CLASS WILL ATTEND THE LEVEL 2 AND 3 TECHNIQUE INTENSIVE'S CLASS AT THE SAME TIME (11:00 - 12:00).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 2 or 3 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 2 and 3 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
ON JUNE 17TH, THIS CLASS WILL ATTEND THE LEVEL 2 AND 3 TECHNIQUE INTENSIVE'S CLASS AT THE SAME TIME (11:00 - 12:00).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Tuesday
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Ballet Level 4 and 5 (Grades 7th - 12th)
Elevé's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Elevé's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 4 or 5 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 4 and 5 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
Jazz
ON JUNE 24TH, DANCERS IN THIS CLASS WILL ATTEND THE LEVEL 4 AND 5'S TECHNIQUE INTENSIVE BALLET CLASS FROM 9:00 - 10:00.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Elevé's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Elevé's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 4 or 5 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 4 and 5 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
Jazz
ON JUNE 24TH, DANCERS IN THIS CLASS WILL ATTEND THE LEVEL 4 AND 5'S TECHNIQUE INTENSIVE BALLET CLASS FROM 9:00 - 10:00.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Tuesday
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
C - Creative Movement (Ages 3 - 5) - Friday
Creative Movement provides an exciting first solo dance opportunity for your little dancer. Classes will consist of basic dance skills incorporated with developmental concepts for this age group, including gross and fine motor skills, verbalizing ideas, and learning how to interact in a classroom setting.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Creative Movement provides an exciting first solo dance opportunity for your little dancer. Classes will consist of basic dance skills incorporated with developmental concepts for this age group, including gross and fine motor skills, verbalizing ideas, and learning how to interact in a classroom setting.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Friday
11:00 AM to 11:45 AM
11:00 AM to 11:45 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Creative Movement (Ages 3 - 5) - Thursday
Creative Movement provides an exciting first solo dance opportunity for your little dancer. Classes will consist of basic dance skills incorporated with developmental concepts for this age group, including gross and fine motor skills, verbalizing ideas, and learning how to interact in a classroom setting.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Creative Movement provides an exciting first solo dance opportunity for your little dancer. Classes will consist of basic dance skills incorporated with developmental concepts for this age group, including gross and fine motor skills, verbalizing ideas, and learning how to interact in a classroom setting.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Thursday
11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Vocal Explorers (Grades Kinder - 2nd)
Vocal Explorers will incorporate much of what Little Maestros has to offer, with an added focus on basics of healthy singing. Kodály hand signs and solfège syllables will be used to build a strong foundation in music literacy and ear training. We will also use basic percussion instruments that enhance the students’ ability to improvise and train musical coordination. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Vocal Explorers will incorporate much of what Little Maestros has to offer, with an added focus on basics of healthy singing. Kodály hand signs and solfège syllables will be used to build a strong foundation in music literacy and ear training. We will also use basic percussion instruments that enhance the students’ ability to improvise and train musical coordination. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Tuesday
11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
11:15 AM to 12:00 PM
Classroom
Main
Main
C - Hip Hop (Grades Kinder - 2nd)
Hip Hop dance is an energetic and expressive street dance style that emerged in the 1970s. It has a series of bounces and rocks performed to the beats of Hip Hop music. In our Hip Hop workshop it’s a beautiful way for kids to combine exercise, creativity, and fun while developing coordination, confidence and a love for movement and music! As it is for all Elevé classes, movement and music for this class will be age appropriate and family friendly. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Hip Hop dance is an energetic and expressive street dance style that emerged in the 1970s. It has a series of bounces and rocks performed to the beats of Hip Hop music. In our Hip Hop workshop it’s a beautiful way for kids to combine exercise, creativity, and fun while developing coordination, confidence and a love for movement and music! As it is for all Elevé classes, movement and music for this class will be age appropriate and family friendly. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Monday
11:45 AM to 12:30 PM
11:45 AM to 12:30 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Ballet Level 2 and 3 (Grades 3rd - 6th)
Elevé's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Elevé's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 2 or 3 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 2 and 3 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
ON JUNE 17TH, THIS CLASS WILL ATTEND THE LEVEL 2 AND 3 TECHNIQUE INTENSIVE'S BALLET CLASS FROM 9:00 - 10:00.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Elevé's Ballet technique classes contain all the traditional elements of a Ballet class; barre, center, and across the floor. Each of these elements will be taught through Elevé's tested and tried Ballet curriculum based on the needs of that level. In addition to the vocabulary and technique of traditional Ballet, dancers will be trained to develop discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 2 or 3 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 2 and 3 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
ON JUNE 17TH, THIS CLASS WILL ATTEND THE LEVEL 2 AND 3 TECHNIQUE INTENSIVE'S BALLET CLASS FROM 9:00 - 10:00.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Tuesday
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
C - Contemporary Level 4 and 5 (Grades 7th - 12th)
Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 4 or 5 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 4 and 5 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
ON JUNE 24TH, DANCERS IN THIS CLASS WILL ATTEND THE LEVEL 4 AND 5 TECHNIQUE INTENSIVE'S CONTEMPORARY CLASS FROM 10:00 - 11:00.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 4 or 5 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 4 and 5 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
ON JUNE 24TH, DANCERS IN THIS CLASS WILL ATTEND THE LEVEL 4 AND 5 TECHNIQUE INTENSIVE'S CONTEMPORARY CLASS FROM 10:00 - 11:00.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Tuesday
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Little Maestros (Ages 3 - 5)
Little Maestros music class combines the best of various teaching methods, such as Kodály and Dalcroze, to foster a deep love for music in our little learners. Through engaging singing games and folk songs, children will explore pitch, rhythm, and melodic patterns. Movement and music come together in these dynamic approaches, helping children develop a keen sense of rhythm and coordination while beginning a foundation of music literacy. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Little Maestros music class combines the best of various teaching methods, such as Kodály and Dalcroze, to foster a deep love for music in our little learners. Through engaging singing games and folk songs, children will explore pitch, rhythm, and melodic patterns. Movement and music come together in these dynamic approaches, helping children develop a keen sense of rhythm and coordination while beginning a foundation of music literacy. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Tuesday
12:30 PM to 1:00 PM
12:30 PM to 1:00 PM
Classroom
Main
Main
C - Acro (Grades Kinder - 2nd) - Wednesday
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Wednesday
12:45 PM to 1:15 PM
12:45 PM to 1:15 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Jazz Level 4 and 5 (Grades 7th - 12th)
This upbeat class teaches traditional Jazz techniques of isolation, contraction, and percussiveness. In addition, dancers will work on musicality, theatricality, and expressiveness as they learn a variety of kicks, turns, and leaps! Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 4 or 5 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 4 and 5 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
This upbeat class teaches traditional Jazz techniques of isolation, contraction, and percussiveness. In addition, dancers will work on musicality, theatricality, and expressiveness as they learn a variety of kicks, turns, and leaps! Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 4 or 5 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 4 and 5 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Thursday
12:45 PM to 1:45 PM
12:45 PM to 1:45 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
C - Choral Voices (Grades 3rd - 6th)
Choral Voices is an upbeat choir class designed to nurture the vocal talents of young singers, enhance their musical skills, and foster a sense of community through collaborative music-making. The fundamentals of healthy singing will be taught through engaging vocal exercises and various repertoire. Our choir class incorporates elements of music theory and sight-singing, helping students to read musical notation and understand rhythm, melody, and harmony. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Choral Voices is an upbeat choir class designed to nurture the vocal talents of young singers, enhance their musical skills, and foster a sense of community through collaborative music-making. The fundamentals of healthy singing will be taught through engaging vocal exercises and various repertoire. Our choir class incorporates elements of music theory and sight-singing, helping students to read musical notation and understand rhythm, melody, and harmony. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Tuesday
1:00 PM to 1:45 PM
1:00 PM to 1:45 PM
Classroom
Main
Main
C - Pre-Ballet Contemporary (Grade Kinder)
Pre-Ballet Contemporary is your dancer's first glimpse into the beautiful fusion of Ballet and Contemporary. Dancers will spend time learning fundamental barre, center, and across the floor concepts in an interactive and engaging way. By the end of the year, dancers will learn important vocabulary, alignment, discipline, and coordination to prepare themselves for continuing classes in Ballet Contemporary Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Pre-Ballet during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Pre-Ballet must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Pre-Ballet Contemporary is your dancer's first glimpse into the beautiful fusion of Ballet and Contemporary. Dancers will spend time learning fundamental barre, center, and across the floor concepts in an interactive and engaging way. By the end of the year, dancers will learn important vocabulary, alignment, discipline, and coordination to prepare themselves for continuing classes in Ballet Contemporary Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Pre-Ballet during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Pre-Ballet must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Wednesday
1:15 PM to 2:15 PM
1:15 PM to 2:15 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Pre-Pointe Level 4 and 5 (Grades 7th - 12th)
Is your ballerina looking forward to wearing pointe shoes? This class specifically targets the muscles, joints, and skills that will be needed for pointe work. In addition to being at least 12 years old, students hoping to go on pointe must be enrolled in a pre-pointe class for at least one year before being selected to go en pointe. Other requirements are available on request. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 4 or 5 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 4 and 5 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Is your ballerina looking forward to wearing pointe shoes? This class specifically targets the muscles, joints, and skills that will be needed for pointe work. In addition to being at least 12 years old, students hoping to go on pointe must be enrolled in a pre-pointe class for at least one year before being selected to go en pointe. Other requirements are available on request. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 4 or 5 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 4 and 5 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Thursday
1:45 PM to 2:45 PM
1:45 PM to 2:45 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Magician Training Camp (Grades 3rd - 6th)
NEW CLASS ALERT! Elevé is expanding into other performing arts! How do magicians do their tricks? We know the secrets and we want to share them with you!!! During this magical week you'll learn magic tricks that will make you feel like a superhero with super strength and super speed. You'll learn how to pass solid through solid, cause objects to teleport, and levitate objects like a real wizard! Join us for an amazing week of fun as you learn how to do magic tricks from a master magician! You’ll be sharing your magic with your friends in no time with the skills you learn at Magician Training Camp. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last day of the session.
This camp comes with a $30 materials fee to set up your student with the things they will need to create magic!
NEW CLASS ALERT! Elevé is expanding into other performing arts! How do magicians do their tricks? We know the secrets and we want to share them with you!!! During this magical week you'll learn magic tricks that will make you feel like a superhero with super strength and super speed. You'll learn how to pass solid through solid, cause objects to teleport, and levitate objects like a real wizard! Join us for an amazing week of fun as you learn how to do magic tricks from a master magician! You’ll be sharing your magic with your friends in no time with the skills you learn at Magician Training Camp. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last day of the session.
This camp comes with a $30 materials fee to set up your student with the things they will need to create magic!
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
2:30 PM to 4:00 PM
2:30 PM to 4:00 PM
Classroom
Main
Main
C - Toddler Time (18 - 36 Months) - Thursday
Toddler Time is for your little one that can't sit still when there is music playing. The class is structured to help progress your toddler's physical, cognitive, verbal and social-emotional development with movement. You and your little one will explore basic dance concepts through stories, music, games, props, and obstacle course activities.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. No refunds will be given after May 1st. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Toddler Time is for your little one that can't sit still when there is music playing. The class is structured to help progress your toddler's physical, cognitive, verbal and social-emotional development with movement. You and your little one will explore basic dance concepts through stories, music, games, props, and obstacle course activities.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. No refunds will be given after May 1st. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Thursday
4:15 PM to 5:00 PM
4:15 PM to 5:00 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Little Ballerina (Age 3 - 5)
Little Ballerina is for those dancers who are ready to take the next step in their dance training beyond a Creative Movement class. While taking a dance class previously is encouraged, it is not required. In this class, littles will learn the fundamentals of Ballet technique and vocabulary in a fun and interactive way. Dancers will also get the time in class to move creatively. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Little Ballerina is for those dancers who are ready to take the next step in their dance training beyond a Creative Movement class. While taking a dance class previously is encouraged, it is not required. In this class, littles will learn the fundamentals of Ballet technique and vocabulary in a fun and interactive way. Dancers will also get the time in class to move creatively. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Tuesday
4:15 PM to 5:00 PM
4:15 PM to 5:00 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Acro (Ages 3 - 5) - Wednesday
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Wednesday
4:30 PM to 5:00 PM
4:30 PM to 5:00 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Creative Movement (Grades Kinder - 2nd)
Creative Movement dancers will be taught about the Elements of Dance; Body, Energy, Space, and Time. More importantly, dancers will implement how each of these elements creates movement. As the class progresses, dancers will work on improvisational movement and learn how to create their own movement choreography. Students will showcase what they have learned and their creative work in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
This class does not count towards the technique requirements for Pre-Ballet and Level 1. Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Pre-Ballet or Level 1 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Pre-Ballet and Level 1 must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Creative Movement dancers will be taught about the Elements of Dance; Body, Energy, Space, and Time. More importantly, dancers will implement how each of these elements creates movement. As the class progresses, dancers will work on improvisational movement and learn how to create their own movement choreography. Students will showcase what they have learned and their creative work in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
This class does not count towards the technique requirements for Pre-Ballet and Level 1. Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Pre-Ballet or Level 1 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Pre-Ballet and Level 1 must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Thursday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Creative Movement (Ages 3 - 5) - Wednesday
Creative Movement provides an exciting first solo dance opportunity for your little dancer. Classes will consist of basic dance skills incorporated with developmental concepts for this age group, including gross and fine motor skills, verbalizing ideas, and learning how to interact in a classroom setting.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Creative Movement provides an exciting first solo dance opportunity for your little dancer. Classes will consist of basic dance skills incorporated with developmental concepts for this age group, including gross and fine motor skills, verbalizing ideas, and learning how to interact in a classroom setting.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Wednesday
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
5:00 PM to 5:45 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Toddler Time (18 - 36 Months) - Wednesday
Toddler Time is for your little one that can't sit still when there is music playing. The class is structured to help progress your toddler's physical, cognitive, verbal and social-emotional development with movement. You and your little one will explore basic dance concepts through stories, music, games, props, and obstacle course activities.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. No refunds will be given after May 1st. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Toddler Time is for your little one that can't sit still when there is music playing. The class is structured to help progress your toddler's physical, cognitive, verbal and social-emotional development with movement. You and your little one will explore basic dance concepts through stories, music, games, props, and obstacle course activities.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. No refunds will be given after May 1st. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Wednesday
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
5:45 PM to 6:30 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Acro (Grades Kinder - 2nd) - Thursday
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Thursday
5:45 PM to 6:15 PM
5:45 PM to 6:15 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
C - Jazz Level 1 (Grades Kinder - 2nd)
This upbeat class teaches traditional Jazz techniques of isolation, contraction, and percussiveness. In addition, dancers will work on musicality, theatricality, and expressiveness as they learn a variety of kicks, turns, and leaps! Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Pre-Ballet or Level 1 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Pre-Ballet and Level 1 must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
This upbeat class teaches traditional Jazz techniques of isolation, contraction, and percussiveness. In addition, dancers will work on musicality, theatricality, and expressiveness as they learn a variety of kicks, turns, and leaps! Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Pre-Ballet or Level 1 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Pre-Ballet and Level 1 must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Thursday
6:15 PM to 7:15 PM
6:15 PM to 7:15 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
C - Intro to Dance (Grades 3rd - 6th)
Intro to Dance is for the student just jumping into the world of dance; learning about discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. This class will teach fundamentals in technique and vocabulary to prepare dancers to start a leveled technique class in the Fall. Dancers will focus on Ballet, but will also be introduced to Contemporary and Jazz. Dancers will also learn the importance of picking up and retaining choreography as they learn a short dance. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 2 or 3 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 2 and 3 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Intro to Dance is for the student just jumping into the world of dance; learning about discipline, strength, agility, flexibility, musicality, and artistry. This class will teach fundamentals in technique and vocabulary to prepare dancers to start a leveled technique class in the Fall. Dancers will focus on Ballet, but will also be introduced to Contemporary and Jazz. Dancers will also learn the importance of picking up and retaining choreography as they learn a short dance. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 2 or 3 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 2 and 3 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Wednesday
6:30 PM to 7:45 PM
6:30 PM to 7:45 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
C - Pre-Pointe Level 2 and 3 (Grades 3rd - 6th)
Is your ballerina looking forward to wearing pointe shoes? This class specifically targets the muscles, joints, and skills that will be needed for pointe work. In addition to being at least 12 years old, students hoping to go on pointe must be enrolled in a pre-pointe class for at least one year before being selected to go en pointe. Other requirements are available on request. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 2 or 3 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 2 and 3 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Unlike during the school year, this Pre-Pointe class does count as a technique class. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Is your ballerina looking forward to wearing pointe shoes? This class specifically targets the muscles, joints, and skills that will be needed for pointe work. In addition to being at least 12 years old, students hoping to go on pointe must be enrolled in a pre-pointe class for at least one year before being selected to go en pointe. Other requirements are available on request. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last week of the session (August 4th - 8th).
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 2 or 3 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 2 and 3 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Unlike during the school year, this Pre-Pointe class does count as a technique class. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs every week of the summer from May 27th to August 8th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. We understand that summer is the time for family travel and adventures. You are welcome to make up any missed weekly class in another class of the same age group. Please email info@eleveacademy.com to let us know which other weekly class you will be taking as a makeup class so we can plan accordingly.
Thursday
7:15 PM to 8:30 PM
7:15 PM to 8:30 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
C - Adult Tap
Adults need their time to dance, too! This class is meant for the beginning to intermediate tap dancer. Learn from scratch or resurrect your skills with basic tap steps and techniques. Conquer combinations and full song choreography. Experience the pure joy of making rhythm with your feet, while creating as a group and enjoying some fantastic exercise. Tap shoes required. (Either flats or heels are great)
PLEASE NOTE: Classes for the summer session take place on the following dates: June 4th and 18th, July 16th and 30th, and August 6th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. No refunds will be given after May 1st. If you can't make it to all of the scheduled classes, please drop in on what classes you would like for $10 per class.
Adults need their time to dance, too! This class is meant for the beginning to intermediate tap dancer. Learn from scratch or resurrect your skills with basic tap steps and techniques. Conquer combinations and full song choreography. Experience the pure joy of making rhythm with your feet, while creating as a group and enjoying some fantastic exercise. Tap shoes required. (Either flats or heels are great)
PLEASE NOTE: Classes for the summer session take place on the following dates: June 4th and 18th, July 16th and 30th, and August 6th. We will not hold classes during the weeks of June 29th - July 5th and July 20th - 26th due to the holidays during those weeks. Tuition is paid upfront for the full session. No refunds will be given after May 1st. If you can't make it to all of the scheduled classes, please drop in on what classes you would like for $10 per class.
Wednesday
8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
8:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Studio 2
Main
Main
W - Technique Intensive for Pre-Ballet and Level 1 (Grades Kinder - 2nd)
This class is for dancers going into Kindergarten, 1st, or 2nd grade during the 2025 - 2026 school year. Dancers will hone in on specific skills and vocabulary needed to be a successful dancer in Ballet, Contemporary, and Jazz techniques! This workshop also includes instruction in how to stretch and strengthen muscles. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in a mini showcase for their families at the end of the week.
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Pre-Ballet or Level 1 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Pre-Ballet and Level 1 must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
This class is for dancers going into Kindergarten, 1st, or 2nd grade during the 2025 - 2026 school year. Dancers will hone in on specific skills and vocabulary needed to be a successful dancer in Ballet, Contemporary, and Jazz techniques! This workshop also includes instruction in how to stretch and strengthen muscles. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in a mini showcase for their families at the end of the week.
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Pre-Ballet or Level 1 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Pre-Ballet and Level 1 must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Little Ballerina (Ages 3 - 5)
This dance camp is for your little ballerina who is already practicing turns, balances, and leaps. Sometimes to the detriment of your house, like Angelina Ballerina. In this class, littles will learn the fundamentals of Ballet technique and vocabulary as well as giving time to move creatively. We will also take time to read stories about little ballerinas and dance out their adventures. Dancers will showcase what they have learned through class in a mini performance the last day of the class.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
This dance camp is for your little ballerina who is already practicing turns, balances, and leaps. Sometimes to the detriment of your house, like Angelina Ballerina. In this class, littles will learn the fundamentals of Ballet technique and vocabulary as well as giving time to move creatively. We will also take time to read stories about little ballerinas and dance out their adventures. Dancers will showcase what they have learned through class in a mini performance the last day of the class.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday
2:45 PM to 3:45 PM
2:45 PM to 3:45 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Super Hero Training (Grades Kinder - 2nd)
Though they may have some special powers, super heros need to keep up with their skills to keep them fit and ready for action. In this workshop, superhero students will learn how to do just that. This workshop will get your child's imagination going as we work on agility through quick movement obstacle course exercises, fundamental Acro skills (rolls, bridges, handstands, etc.), and of course, learn a short dance showing off their new superhero skills. All of these "powers" will be performed for their families on the last day of the workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Though they may have some special powers, super heros need to keep up with their skills to keep them fit and ready for action. In this workshop, superhero students will learn how to do just that. This workshop will get your child's imagination going as we work on agility through quick movement obstacle course exercises, fundamental Acro skills (rolls, bridges, handstands, etc.), and of course, learn a short dance showing off their new superhero skills. All of these "powers" will be performed for their families on the last day of the workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
W - Wickedly Fun Musical Theater (Grades 3rd - 6th)
Do you have a child with a flair for the dramatic? Have they been wearing pink or green since November? This Musical Theater is the class for them to dive into the world of Oz. In this workshop, students will be trained as a triple threat in dance, acting, and vocal performance by professionals in each of those fields. Students will work together to create a scene from a musical that will be performed for their families the last day of the workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Do you have a child with a flair for the dramatic? Have they been wearing pink or green since November? This Musical Theater is the class for them to dive into the world of Oz. In this workshop, students will be trained as a triple threat in dance, acting, and vocal performance by professionals in each of those fields. Students will work together to create a scene from a musical that will be performed for their families the last day of the workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Technique Intensive for Levels 2 and 3 (Grades 3rd - 6th)
This class is for dancers going into 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th grade during the 2025 - 2026 school year. Dancers will hone in on specific skills and vocabulary needed to be a successful dancer in Ballet, Contemporary, and Jazz techniques! This workshop also includes instruction in how to stretch and strengthen muscles. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in a mini showcase for their families at the end of the week.
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 2 or 3 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 2 and 3 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
This class is for dancers going into 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th grade during the 2025 - 2026 school year. Dancers will hone in on specific skills and vocabulary needed to be a successful dancer in Ballet, Contemporary, and Jazz techniques! This workshop also includes instruction in how to stretch and strengthen muscles. Dancers will showcase what they have learned in a mini showcase for their families at the end of the week.
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 2 or 3 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 2 and 3 students must take 15 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Fairy Tale Adventure (Ages 3 - 5)
Princesses, princes, fairies, heros, monsters, and unicorns. What do these things have in common? They are all characters in fairy tale stories. In this workshop, dancers will explore the world of fairy tales through dancing out stories, creating magical crafts, and pretending to be characters from the tales. Dancers will perform a short dance for their families on the last day of class to showcase what they have learned.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Princesses, princes, fairies, heros, monsters, and unicorns. What do these things have in common? They are all characters in fairy tale stories. In this workshop, dancers will explore the world of fairy tales through dancing out stories, creating magical crafts, and pretending to be characters from the tales. Dancers will perform a short dance for their families on the last day of class to showcase what they have learned.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
W - Broadway Baby (Ages 3 - 5)
Do you have a child with a flair for the dramatic? Broadway Baby may be the class for them to show off their fabulous expressions! During this workshop, students will learn the fundamentals of Jazz technique while exploring how to be expressive with their bodies and voices. Basic concepts of acting and vocal performance will be taught in addition to dance skills. Students will perform what they have learned during the last day of the workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Do you have a child with a flair for the dramatic? Broadway Baby may be the class for them to show off their fabulous expressions! During this workshop, students will learn the fundamentals of Jazz technique while exploring how to be expressive with their bodies and voices. Basic concepts of acting and vocal performance will be taught in addition to dance skills. Students will perform what they have learned during the last day of the workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
12:00 PM to 1:00 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Little Hip Hopper (Age 3 - 5)
Hip Hop dance is an energetic and expressive street dance style that emerged in the 1970s. It has a series of bounces and rocks performed to the beats of Hip Hop music. In our Hip Hop workshop it’s a beautiful way for kids to combine exercise, creativity, and fun while developing coordination, confidence and a love for movement and music! As it is for all Elevé classes, movement and music for this class will be age appropriate and family friendly.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Hip Hop dance is an energetic and expressive street dance style that emerged in the 1970s. It has a series of bounces and rocks performed to the beats of Hip Hop music. In our Hip Hop workshop it’s a beautiful way for kids to combine exercise, creativity, and fun while developing coordination, confidence and a love for movement and music! As it is for all Elevé classes, movement and music for this class will be age appropriate and family friendly.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
1:00 PM to 2:00 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Beginning Hip Hop (Grades Kinder - 2nd)
Hip Hop dance is an energetic and expressive street dance style that emerged in the 1970s. It has a series of bounces and rocks performed to the beats of Hip Hop music. In our Hip Hop workshop it’s a beautiful way for kids to combine exercise, creativity, and fun while developing coordination, confidence and a love for movement and music! As it is for all Elevé classes, movement and music for this class will be age appropriate and family friendly.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Hip Hop dance is an energetic and expressive street dance style that emerged in the 1970s. It has a series of bounces and rocks performed to the beats of Hip Hop music. In our Hip Hop workshop it’s a beautiful way for kids to combine exercise, creativity, and fun while developing coordination, confidence and a love for movement and music! As it is for all Elevé classes, movement and music for this class will be age appropriate and family friendly.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
2:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Technique Intensive for Levels 4 and 5 (Grades 7th - 12th)
Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks.
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 4 or 5 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 4 and 5 students must take 15 hours of Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Pre-Ballet or Level 1 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Pre-Ballet and Level 1 must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Contemporary dance is a melding together of many different dance genres, including Ballet, Jazz, and Modern. Dancers in this class will be lead through Contemporary technique concepts like ground work, fall and recovery, inversion, and contraction. Class will also consist of regular composition and improvisation work as well as technique building exercises to develop industry standard movements of turns, leaps, and kicks.
Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Level 4 or 5 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Level 4 and 5 students must take 15 hours of Elevé dancers wanting to participate in Pre-Ballet or Level 1 during the 2025-2026 school year, are required to take technique classes during the summer. Pre-Ballet and Level 1 must take 10 hours of technique classes over the course of the summer (technique classes include Ballet, Contemporary, or Jazz, with an emphasis on the importance of Ballet). This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. This is the equivalent of a technique intensive for their level. Or, dancers can choose a couple weekly classes to take weekly through the summer. Dancers are welcome to take more than those class requirements, if they wish. Summer is a great time to develop technique.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Acro Intensive (Grades 3rd - 6th)
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Acro students will show off their skills during the last day of each workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Acro students will show off their skills during the last day of each workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
W - Magician Training Camp (Grades 3rd - 6th)
NEW CLASS ALERT! Elevé is expanding into other performing arts! How do magicians do their tricks? We know the secrets and we want to share them with you!!! During this magical week you'll learn magic tricks that will make you feel like a superhero with super strength and super speed. You'll learn how to pass solid through solid, cause objects to teleport, and levitate objects like a real wizard! Join us for an amazing week of fun as you learn how to do magic tricks from a master magician! You’ll be sharing your magic with your friends in no time with the skills you learn at Magician Training Camp. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last day of the session.
This camp comes with a $30 materials fee to set up your student with the things they will need to create magic!
NEW CLASS ALERT! Elevé is expanding into other performing arts! How do magicians do their tricks? We know the secrets and we want to share them with you!!! During this magical week you'll learn magic tricks that will make you feel like a superhero with super strength and super speed. You'll learn how to pass solid through solid, cause objects to teleport, and levitate objects like a real wizard! Join us for an amazing week of fun as you learn how to do magic tricks from a master magician! You’ll be sharing your magic with your friends in no time with the skills you learn at Magician Training Camp. Students will showcase what they have learned in an informal showing for their families during the last day of the session.
This camp comes with a $30 materials fee to set up your student with the things they will need to create magic!
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
2:00 PM to 3:30 PM
2:00 PM to 3:30 PM
Classroom
Main
Main
W - Wickedly Fun Musical Theater (Grades Kinder - 2nd)
Do you have a child with a flair for the dramatic? Have they been wearing pink or green since November? This Musical Theater is the class for them to dive into the world of Oz. In this workshop, students will be trained as a triple threat in dance, acting, and vocal performance by professionals in each of those fields. Students will work together to create a scene from a musical that will be performed for their families the last day of the workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Do you have a child with a flair for the dramatic? Have they been wearing pink or green since November? This Musical Theater is the class for them to dive into the world of Oz. In this workshop, students will be trained as a triple threat in dance, acting, and vocal performance by professionals in each of those fields. Students will work together to create a scene from a musical that will be performed for their families the last day of the workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Fairy Tale Adventure (Ages 3 - 5)
Princesses, princes, fairies, heros, monsters, and unicorns. What do these things have in common? They are all characters in fairy tale stories. In this workshop, dancers will explore the world of fairy tales through dancing out stories, creating magical crafts, and pretending to be characters from the tales. Dancers will perform a short dance for their families on the last day of class to showcase what they have learned.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Princesses, princes, fairies, heros, monsters, and unicorns. What do these things have in common? They are all characters in fairy tale stories. In this workshop, dancers will explore the world of fairy tales through dancing out stories, creating magical crafts, and pretending to be characters from the tales. Dancers will perform a short dance for their families on the last day of class to showcase what they have learned.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
W - Wickedly Fun Musical Theater (Grades 7th - 12th)
Do you have a child with a flair for the dramatic? Have they been wearing pink or green since November? This Musical Theater is the class for them to dive into the world of Oz. In this workshop, students will be trained as a triple threat in dance, acting, and vocal performance by professionals in each of those fields. Students will work together to create a scene from a musical that will be performed for their families the last day of the workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Do you have a child with a flair for the dramatic? Have they been wearing pink or green since November? This Musical Theater is the class for them to dive into the world of Oz. In this workshop, students will be trained as a triple threat in dance, acting, and vocal performance by professionals in each of those fields. Students will work together to create a scene from a musical that will be performed for their families the last day of the workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Acro Intensive (Grades Kinder - 2nd)
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Acro students will show off their skills during the last day of each workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Acro students will show off their skills during the last day of each workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
W - Acro Intensive (Grades Kinder - 2nd)
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Acro students will show off their skills during the last day of each workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Acro students will show off their skills during the last day of each workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
W - Faith Based Creative Movement (Ages 3 - 5)
Faith Based Creative Movement is a dance fundamentals class centered around Christian beliefs. Dancers will learn stories and concepts from the Bible while learning how to express their faith and celebrate Christ through their movement. Christian and fun children's music will be used in this class. Dancers will showcase what they have learned on the last day of this workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class is one week only. If you are wanting a class that runs every week of the summer, those classes are marked W before the class name.
Faith Based Creative Movement is a dance fundamentals class centered around Christian beliefs. Dancers will learn stories and concepts from the Bible while learning how to express their faith and celebrate Christ through their movement. Christian and fun children's music will be used in this class. Dancers will showcase what they have learned on the last day of this workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class is one week only. If you are wanting a class that runs every week of the summer, those classes are marked W before the class name.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Fairy Tale Adventure (Grades Kinder - 2nd)
Princesses, princes, fairies, heros, monsters, and unicorns. What do these things have in common? They are all characters in fairy tale stories. In this workshop, dancers will explore the world of fairy tales through dancing out stories, creating magical crafts, and pretending to be characters from the tales. Dancers will perform a short dance for their families on the last day of class to showcase what they have learned.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Princesses, princes, fairies, heros, monsters, and unicorns. What do these things have in common? They are all characters in fairy tale stories. In this workshop, dancers will explore the world of fairy tales through dancing out stories, creating magical crafts, and pretending to be characters from the tales. Dancers will perform a short dance for their families on the last day of class to showcase what they have learned.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Teacher Assistant Training
All dancers interested in becoming a teacher assistant during the 2025-2026 school year must attend this training. Assistants must be enrolled at Elevé and in Level 2 or above to become an assistant. At least a two years of dance experience is preferred. Applications to become an assistant will be available soon and due by July 1st. During this workshop, dancers will learn the best practices, expectations, and the fun parts of being an assistant. Please come dressed as if you were attending a ballet class; black leotard, skin colored tights and shoes, and hair pulled into a bun.
All dancers interested in becoming a teacher assistant during the 2025-2026 school year must attend this training. Assistants must be enrolled at Elevé and in Level 2 or above to become an assistant. At least a two years of dance experience is preferred. Applications to become an assistant will be available soon and due by July 1st. During this workshop, dancers will learn the best practices, expectations, and the fun parts of being an assistant. Please come dressed as if you were attending a ballet class; black leotard, skin colored tights and shoes, and hair pulled into a bun.
Friday
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
1:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Faith Based Creative Movement (Grades K-2nd)
Faith Based Creative Movement is a dance fundamentals class centered around Christian beliefs. Dancers will learn stories and concepts from the Bible while learning how to express their faith and celebrate Christ through their movement. Christian and fun children's music will be used in this class. Dancers will showcase what they have learned on the last day of this workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Faith Based Creative Movement is a dance fundamentals class centered around Christian beliefs. Dancers will learn stories and concepts from the Bible while learning how to express their faith and celebrate Christ through their movement. Christian and fun children's music will be used in this class. Dancers will showcase what they have learned on the last day of this workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Studio 1
Main
Main
W - Acro Intensive (Grades 3rd - 6th)
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Acro students will show off their skills during the last day of each workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Acro is a version of tumbling taught with the goal of incorporating the tricks into dance choreography. Acro dancers learn traditional tumbling skills, while working on their flexibility, building strength, and developing overall coordination. Skills taught will include: bridges, forward and back rolls, walkovers, chin stands, cartwheels, handstands, headstands, and more. All skills are taught in trick families (skills that are scaffolded on each other; i.e. shoulder bridge - bridge - one legged bridge - back bend - etc.), so students needing to move faster than their peers will always be challenged to take it to the next level. Acro students will show off their skills during the last day of each workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
9:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Studio 2
Main
Main
W - Super Hero Training (Ages 3 - 5)
Though they may have some special powers, super heros need to keep up with their skills to keep them fit and ready for action. In this workshop, superhero students will learn how to do just that. This workshop will get your child's imagination going as we work on agility through quick movement obstacle course exercises, fundamental Acro skills (rolls, bridges, handstands, etc.), and of course, learn a short dance showing off their new superhero skills. All of these "powers" will be performed for their families on the last day of the workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Though they may have some special powers, super heros need to keep up with their skills to keep them fit and ready for action. In this workshop, superhero students will learn how to do just that. This workshop will get your child's imagination going as we work on agility through quick movement obstacle course exercises, fundamental Acro skills (rolls, bridges, handstands, etc.), and of course, learn a short dance showing off their new superhero skills. All of these "powers" will be performed for their families on the last day of the workshop.
PLEASE NOTE: This class runs one week only (W for week long workshop). If you are wanting a class that occurs every week of the summer, those classes are marked C (for weekly class) before the class name. Students can not make up missed classes during workshops.
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
10:00 AM to 11:00 AM
Studio 1
Main
Main