1 Tacoma Main Campus | 2025/2026 School Year
Pre-Primary Ballet • Monday 4:00pm (Ages 3-5)
Pre-Primary Ballet is a joyful introduction to the world of dance. Classes focus on imaginative play, creative movement, and spatial awareness, laying the foundation for musicality, rhythm, and coordination. Students explore balance and expression while being introduced to ballet etiquette and foundational terminology in a supportive, age-appropriate environment.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be potty trained to enroll.
• Students remain in Pre-Primary until the school year following their 5th birthday.
• Students may take more than one class per week.
Pre-Primary Ballet is a joyful introduction to the world of dance. Classes focus on imaginative play, creative movement, and spatial awareness, laying the foundation for musicality, rhythm, and coordination. Students explore balance and expression while being introduced to ballet etiquette and foundational terminology in a supportive, age-appropriate environment.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be potty trained to enroll.
• Students remain in Pre-Primary until the school year following their 5th birthday.
• Students may take more than one class per week.
Monday
4:00 PM to 4:30 PM
4:00 PM to 4:30 PM
Studio 1
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Primary Ballet • Monday 4:30pm (Ages 5-7)
Primary Ballet builds upon early ballet experiences by helping students connect heart, mind, and body through movement. Students explore movement through imaginative prompts, rhythm exercises, and age-appropriate ballet vocabulary, deepening their musical and expressive range. With continued emphasis on etiquette and foundational technique, dancers develop flexibility, coordination, musicality, and grace.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be at least 8 years old to enroll in Ballet Foundations.
• If a student turns 8 during the second half of the school year, they will remain in Primary Ballet through the end of that school year and may advance the following fall.
• Multiple weekly classes are encouraged but not required.
Primary Ballet builds upon early ballet experiences by helping students connect heart, mind, and body through movement. Students explore movement through imaginative prompts, rhythm exercises, and age-appropriate ballet vocabulary, deepening their musical and expressive range. With continued emphasis on etiquette and foundational technique, dancers develop flexibility, coordination, musicality, and grace.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be at least 8 years old to enroll in Ballet Foundations.
• If a student turns 8 during the second half of the school year, they will remain in Primary Ballet through the end of that school year and may advance the following fall.
• Multiple weekly classes are encouraged but not required.
Monday
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
Studio 1
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Ballet Foundations • Monday 5:15pm (Ages 8+)
Ballet Foundations introduces students to formal classical ballet training. This level bridges imaginative movement with structured technique. Emphasis is placed on correct posture, ballet vocabulary, body alignment, strength, and coordination. Dancers begin building the discipline required for advancement in classical ballet.
Additional Notes:
• Dancers may be in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Intermediate Ballet A is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Ballet Foundations introduces students to formal classical ballet training. This level bridges imaginative movement with structured technique. Emphasis is placed on correct posture, ballet vocabulary, body alignment, strength, and coordination. Dancers begin building the discipline required for advancement in classical ballet.
Additional Notes:
• Dancers may be in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Intermediate Ballet A is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Monday
5:15 PM to 6:30 PM
5:15 PM to 6:30 PM
Studio 1
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Pre Primary Ballet • Tuesday 4:00pm (Ages 3 - 5)
Pre-Primary Ballet is a joyful introduction to the world of dance. Classes focus on imaginative play, creative movement, and spatial awareness, laying the foundation for musicality, rhythm, and coordination. Students explore balance and expression while being introduced to ballet etiquette and foundational terminology in a supportive, age-appropriate environment.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be potty trained to enroll.
• Students remain in Pre-Primary until the school year following their 5th birthday.
• Students may take more than one class per week.
Pre-Primary Ballet is a joyful introduction to the world of dance. Classes focus on imaginative play, creative movement, and spatial awareness, laying the foundation for musicality, rhythm, and coordination. Students explore balance and expression while being introduced to ballet etiquette and foundational terminology in a supportive, age-appropriate environment.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be potty trained to enroll.
• Students remain in Pre-Primary until the school year following their 5th birthday.
• Students may take more than one class per week.
Tuesday
4:00 PM to 4:30 PM
4:00 PM to 4:30 PM
Studio 1
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Primary Ballet • Tuesday 4:30pm (Ages 5-7)
Primary Ballet builds upon early ballet experiences by helping students connect heart, mind, and body through movement. Students explore movement through imaginative prompts, rhythm exercises, and age-appropriate ballet vocabulary, deepening their musical and expressive range. With continued emphasis on etiquette and foundational technique, dancers develop flexibility, coordination, musicality, and grace.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be at least 8 years old to enroll in Ballet Foundations.
• If a student turns 8 during the second half of the school year, they will remain in Primary Ballet through the end of that school year and may advance the following fall.
• Multiple weekly classes are encouraged but not required.
Primary Ballet builds upon early ballet experiences by helping students connect heart, mind, and body through movement. Students explore movement through imaginative prompts, rhythm exercises, and age-appropriate ballet vocabulary, deepening their musical and expressive range. With continued emphasis on etiquette and foundational technique, dancers develop flexibility, coordination, musicality, and grace.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be at least 8 years old to enroll in Ballet Foundations.
• If a student turns 8 during the second half of the school year, they will remain in Primary Ballet through the end of that school year and may advance the following fall.
• Multiple weekly classes are encouraged but not required.
Tuesday
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
Studio 1
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Ballet Foundations • Tuesday 5:15pm (Ages 8+)
Ballet Foundations introduces students to formal classical ballet training. This level bridges imaginative movement with structured technique. Emphasis is placed on correct posture, ballet vocabulary, body alignment, strength, and coordination. Dancers begin building the discipline required for advancement in classical ballet.
Additional Notes:
• Dancers may be in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Intermediate Ballet A is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Ballet Foundations introduces students to formal classical ballet training. This level bridges imaginative movement with structured technique. Emphasis is placed on correct posture, ballet vocabulary, body alignment, strength, and coordination. Dancers begin building the discipline required for advancement in classical ballet.
Additional Notes:
• Dancers may be in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Intermediate Ballet A is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Tuesday
5:15 PM to 6:30 PM
5:15 PM to 6:30 PM
Studio 1
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Primary Ballet • Wednesday 4:15 (Ages 5-7)
Primary Ballet builds upon early ballet experiences by helping students connect heart, mind, and body through movement. Students explore movement through imaginative prompts, rhythm exercises, and age-appropriate ballet vocabulary, deepening their musical and expressive range. With continued emphasis on etiquette and foundational technique, dancers develop flexibility, coordination, musicality, and grace.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be at least 8 years old to enroll in Ballet Foundations.
• If a student turns 8 during the second half of the school year, they will remain in Primary Ballet through the end of that school year and may advance the following fall.
• Multiple weekly classes are encouraged but not required.
Primary Ballet builds upon early ballet experiences by helping students connect heart, mind, and body through movement. Students explore movement through imaginative prompts, rhythm exercises, and age-appropriate ballet vocabulary, deepening their musical and expressive range. With continued emphasis on etiquette and foundational technique, dancers develop flexibility, coordination, musicality, and grace.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be at least 8 years old to enroll in Ballet Foundations.
• If a student turns 8 during the second half of the school year, they will remain in Primary Ballet through the end of that school year and may advance the following fall.
• Multiple weekly classes are encouraged but not required.
Wednesday
4:15 PM to 5:00 PM
4:15 PM to 5:00 PM
Studio 1
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Intermediate Ballet A • Monday & Wednesday 5:00pm (Teacher Placement)
Intermediate A deepens students’ classical ballet training and introduces elements from the Russian, French, Italian, and English traditions. Dancers work to increase strength, precision, musicality, and expressive movement while learning more complex technical sequences.
Additional Notes:
• Enrollment is by teacher placement.
• Dancers typically remain in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Intermediate Ballet B is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Intermediate A deepens students’ classical ballet training and introduces elements from the Russian, French, Italian, and English traditions. Dancers work to increase strength, precision, musicality, and expressive movement while learning more complex technical sequences.
Additional Notes:
• Enrollment is by teacher placement.
• Dancers typically remain in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Intermediate Ballet B is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
M 5:00 PM-6:45 PM
W 5:00 PM-6:45 PM
W 5:00 PM-6:45 PM
Studio 3
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Pre-Primary Ballet • Thursday 4:00pm (Ages 3-5)
Pre-Primary Ballet is a joyful introduction to the world of dance. Classes focus on imaginative play, creative movement, and spatial awareness, laying the foundation for musicality, rhythm, and coordination. Students explore balance and expression while being introduced to ballet etiquette and foundational terminology in a supportive, age-appropriate environment.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be potty trained to enroll.
• Students remain in Pre-Primary until the school year following their 5th birthday.
• Students may take more than one class per week.
Pre-Primary Ballet is a joyful introduction to the world of dance. Classes focus on imaginative play, creative movement, and spatial awareness, laying the foundation for musicality, rhythm, and coordination. Students explore balance and expression while being introduced to ballet etiquette and foundational terminology in a supportive, age-appropriate environment.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be potty trained to enroll.
• Students remain in Pre-Primary until the school year following their 5th birthday.
• Students may take more than one class per week.
Thursday
4:00 PM to 4:30 PM
4:00 PM to 4:30 PM
Studio 1
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Primary Ballet • Thursday 4:30pm (Ages 5-7)
Primary Ballet builds upon early ballet experiences by helping students connect heart, mind, and body through movement. Students explore movement through imaginative prompts, rhythm exercises, and age-appropriate ballet vocabulary, deepening their musical and expressive range. With continued emphasis on etiquette and foundational technique, dancers develop flexibility, coordination, musicality, and grace.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be at least 8 years old to enroll in Ballet Foundations.
• If a student turns 8 during the second half of the school year, they will remain in Primary Ballet through the end of that school year and may advance the following fall.
• Multiple weekly classes are encouraged but not required.
Primary Ballet builds upon early ballet experiences by helping students connect heart, mind, and body through movement. Students explore movement through imaginative prompts, rhythm exercises, and age-appropriate ballet vocabulary, deepening their musical and expressive range. With continued emphasis on etiquette and foundational technique, dancers develop flexibility, coordination, musicality, and grace.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be at least 8 years old to enroll in Ballet Foundations.
• If a student turns 8 during the second half of the school year, they will remain in Primary Ballet through the end of that school year and may advance the following fall.
• Multiple weekly classes are encouraged but not required.
Thursday
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
4:30 PM to 5:15 PM
Studio 1
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Ballet Foundations • Thursday 5:15pm (Ages 8+)
Ballet Foundations introduces students to formal classical ballet training. This level bridges imaginative movement with structured technique. Emphasis is placed on correct posture, ballet vocabulary, body alignment, strength, and coordination. Dancers begin building the discipline required for advancement in classical ballet.
Additional Notes:
• Dancers may be in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Intermediate Ballet A is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Ballet Foundations introduces students to formal classical ballet training. This level bridges imaginative movement with structured technique. Emphasis is placed on correct posture, ballet vocabulary, body alignment, strength, and coordination. Dancers begin building the discipline required for advancement in classical ballet.
Additional Notes:
• Dancers may be in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Intermediate Ballet A is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Thursday
5:15 PM to 6:30 PM
5:15 PM to 6:30 PM
Studio 1
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Intermediate Ballet B • Tuesday & Thursday 4:45pm (Teacher Placement)
Students in Intermediate B develop technical ability and personal artistry through increasingly complex movements. Dancers are introduced to more advanced barre and center work, including turns, balances, and the development of smooth transitions. Instruction is tailored to support each dancer’s growth and physical development.
Additional Notes:
• Enrollment is by teacher placement.
• Dancers may remain in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Intermediate Ballet C is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Students in Intermediate B develop technical ability and personal artistry through increasingly complex movements. Dancers are introduced to more advanced barre and center work, including turns, balances, and the development of smooth transitions. Instruction is tailored to support each dancer’s growth and physical development.
Additional Notes:
• Enrollment is by teacher placement.
• Dancers may remain in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Intermediate Ballet C is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Tu 4:45 PM-6:30 PM
Th 4:45 PM-6:30 PM
Th 4:45 PM-6:30 PM
Studio 3
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Pre Pointe/Pointe 1 • Tuesday & Thursday 8:15pm (Teacher Placement)
Pre-Pointe / Pointe 1 is a transitional class designed to guide students from ballet fundamentals to pointe work. All students entering this class will begin the year in Pre-Pointe, where they will build the strength, alignment, and technical precision necessary for safe and successful pointe work. As students demonstrate readiness through ongoing evaluation, they may be invited to begin dancing en pointe and will continue developing foundational skills at the Pointe 1 level.
Pre-Pointe:
Pre-Pointe is designed to prepare students for the physical demands of dancing en pointe. Dancers strengthen their core, ankles, and feet while improving balance and body alignment. For male dancers, this training also supports overall strength and technique.
Requirements:
• Must be concurrently enrolled in an approved ballet technique class.
• Enrollment by teacher placement only.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Pointe 1:
Students are carefully evaluated before beginning pointe work. This class focuses on safe and proper technique at the barre to develop foundational pointe strength and alignment.
Requirements:
• Open to Intermediate Ballet C and above.
• Must be enrolled in at least 3 ballet technique classes per week.
• This class does not perform in the Spring Showcase.
• Dancers may remain in this level for 2 or more years.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
This class does not dance is showcases.
Pre-Pointe / Pointe 1 is a transitional class designed to guide students from ballet fundamentals to pointe work. All students entering this class will begin the year in Pre-Pointe, where they will build the strength, alignment, and technical precision necessary for safe and successful pointe work. As students demonstrate readiness through ongoing evaluation, they may be invited to begin dancing en pointe and will continue developing foundational skills at the Pointe 1 level.
Pre-Pointe:
Pre-Pointe is designed to prepare students for the physical demands of dancing en pointe. Dancers strengthen their core, ankles, and feet while improving balance and body alignment. For male dancers, this training also supports overall strength and technique.
Requirements:
• Must be concurrently enrolled in an approved ballet technique class.
• Enrollment by teacher placement only.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Pointe 1:
Students are carefully evaluated before beginning pointe work. This class focuses on safe and proper technique at the barre to develop foundational pointe strength and alignment.
Requirements:
• Open to Intermediate Ballet C and above.
• Must be enrolled in at least 3 ballet technique classes per week.
• This class does not perform in the Spring Showcase.
• Dancers may remain in this level for 2 or more years.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
This class does not dance is showcases.
Tuesday Thursday
8:15 PM to 8:45 PM
8:15 PM to 8:45 PM
Studio 3
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Intermediate Ballet C • Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday 6:30pm (Teacher Placement)
Intermediate C dancers continue to refine classical technique, build endurance, and advance their expressive artistry. Pointe work becomes an integrated component of training. Students at this level should also be enrolled in designated Pointe classes.
Additional Notes:
• Enrollment is by teacher placement.
• Dancers typically remain in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Advanced Ballet A is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Intermediate C dancers continue to refine classical technique, build endurance, and advance their expressive artistry. Pointe work becomes an integrated component of training. Students at this level should also be enrolled in designated Pointe classes.
Additional Notes:
• Enrollment is by teacher placement.
• Dancers typically remain in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Advanced Ballet A is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
M 6:30 PM-8:15 PM
Tu 6:30 PM-8:15 PM
Th 6:30 PM-8:15 PM
Tu 6:30 PM-8:15 PM
Th 6:30 PM-8:15 PM
Studio 3
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Pre-Primary Ballet • Saturday 9:30am (Ages 3-5)
Pre-Primary Ballet is a joyful introduction to the world of dance. Classes focus on imaginative play, creative movement, and spatial awareness, laying the foundation for musicality, rhythm, and coordination. Students explore balance and expression while being introduced to ballet etiquette and foundational terminology in a supportive, age-appropriate environment.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be potty trained to enroll.
• Students remain in Pre-Primary until the school year following their 5th birthday.
• Students may take more than one class per week.
Pre-Primary Ballet is a joyful introduction to the world of dance. Classes focus on imaginative play, creative movement, and spatial awareness, laying the foundation for musicality, rhythm, and coordination. Students explore balance and expression while being introduced to ballet etiquette and foundational terminology in a supportive, age-appropriate environment.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be potty trained to enroll.
• Students remain in Pre-Primary until the school year following their 5th birthday.
• Students may take more than one class per week.
Saturday
9:30 AM to 10:00 AM
9:30 AM to 10:00 AM
Studio 1
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Primary Ballet • Saturday 10:00am (Ages 5-7)
Primary Ballet builds upon early ballet experiences by helping students connect heart, mind, and body through movement. Students explore movement through imaginative prompts, rhythm exercises, and age-appropriate ballet vocabulary, deepening their musical and expressive range. With continued emphasis on etiquette and foundational technique, dancers develop flexibility, coordination, musicality, and grace.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be at least 8 years old to enroll in Ballet Foundations.
• If a student turns 8 during the second half of the school year, they will remain in Primary Ballet through the end of that school year and may advance the following fall.
• Multiple weekly classes are encouraged but not required.
Primary Ballet builds upon early ballet experiences by helping students connect heart, mind, and body through movement. Students explore movement through imaginative prompts, rhythm exercises, and age-appropriate ballet vocabulary, deepening their musical and expressive range. With continued emphasis on etiquette and foundational technique, dancers develop flexibility, coordination, musicality, and grace.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be at least 8 years old to enroll in Ballet Foundations.
• If a student turns 8 during the second half of the school year, they will remain in Primary Ballet through the end of that school year and may advance the following fall.
• Multiple weekly classes are encouraged but not required.
Saturday
10:00 AM to 10:45 AM
10:00 AM to 10:45 AM
Studio 1
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Ballet Foundations • Saturday 10:45am (Ages 8+)
Ballet Foundations introduces students to formal classical ballet training. This level bridges imaginative movement with structured technique. Emphasis is placed on correct posture, ballet vocabulary, body alignment, strength, and coordination. Dancers begin building the discipline required for advancement in classical ballet.
Additional Notes:
• Dancers may be in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Intermediate Ballet A is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Ballet Foundations introduces students to formal classical ballet training. This level bridges imaginative movement with structured technique. Emphasis is placed on correct posture, ballet vocabulary, body alignment, strength, and coordination. Dancers begin building the discipline required for advancement in classical ballet.
Additional Notes:
• Dancers may be in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Intermediate Ballet A is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Saturday
10:45 AM to 12:00 PM
10:45 AM to 12:00 PM
Studio 1
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
Ballet Foundations Plus+ • Saturday 11:00am (Teacher Permission)
Ballet Foundations Plus + is designed for students who are ready to begin transitioning into Intermediate-level ballet training but are unable to commit to the full weekday Intermediate Ballet A schedule. This class introduces many of the concepts and techniques taught in Intermediate Ballet A, but at a slower, more flexible pace appropriate for a once-per-week format. Dancers will continue to build on their foundation with increased attention to detail, discipline, and strength, while preparing for eventual full participation in Intermediate-level classes.
Additional Notes:
• Enrollment is by teacher placement.
• Students enrolled in Intermediate A may take this as an extra class with instructor permission but it will not take the place of one of their two regular week-day classes.
• Intended for students who have completed Ballet Foundations and are ready to begin Intermediate A concepts but cannot attend during the week.
•This class meets once per week on Saturday and progresses more gradually than Intermediate Ballet A.
• Advancement to full Intermediate Ballet A or B is based on teacher assessment and demonstrated readiness and may take 3 or more years
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Ballet Foundations Plus + is designed for students who are ready to begin transitioning into Intermediate-level ballet training but are unable to commit to the full weekday Intermediate Ballet A schedule. This class introduces many of the concepts and techniques taught in Intermediate Ballet A, but at a slower, more flexible pace appropriate for a once-per-week format. Dancers will continue to build on their foundation with increased attention to detail, discipline, and strength, while preparing for eventual full participation in Intermediate-level classes.
Additional Notes:
• Enrollment is by teacher placement.
• Students enrolled in Intermediate A may take this as an extra class with instructor permission but it will not take the place of one of their two regular week-day classes.
• Intended for students who have completed Ballet Foundations and are ready to begin Intermediate A concepts but cannot attend during the week.
•This class meets once per week on Saturday and progresses more gradually than Intermediate Ballet A.
• Advancement to full Intermediate Ballet A or B is based on teacher assessment and demonstrated readiness and may take 3 or more years
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Saturday
11:00 AM to 12:15 PM
11:00 AM to 12:15 PM
Studio 3
1 Main Tacoma Campus
1 Main Tacoma Campus
2 Orting Campus | 2025/2026 School Year
Pre-Primary Ballet • Orting • Monday 4:30pm (Ages 3-5)
Pre-Primary Ballet is a joyful introduction to the world of dance. Classes focus on imaginative play, creative movement, and spatial awareness, laying the foundation for musicality, rhythm, and coordination. Students explore balance and expression while being introduced to ballet etiquette and foundational terminology in a supportive, age-appropriate environment.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be potty trained to enroll.
• Students remain in Pre-Primary until the school year following their 5th birthday.
• Students may take more than one class per week.
Pre-Primary Ballet is a joyful introduction to the world of dance. Classes focus on imaginative play, creative movement, and spatial awareness, laying the foundation for musicality, rhythm, and coordination. Students explore balance and expression while being introduced to ballet etiquette and foundational terminology in a supportive, age-appropriate environment.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be potty trained to enroll.
• Students remain in Pre-Primary until the school year following their 5th birthday.
• Students may take more than one class per week.
Monday
4:30 PM to 5:00 PM
4:30 PM to 5:00 PM
Studio 1
2 Orting Satellite Campus - at The Haven Community Center
2 Orting Satellite Campus - at The Haven Community Center
Primary Ballet • Orting • Monday 5:15pm (Ages 5-7)
Primary Ballet builds upon early ballet experiences by helping students connect heart, mind, and body through movement. Students explore movement through imaginative prompts, rhythm exercises, and age-appropriate ballet vocabulary, deepening their musical and expressive range. With continued emphasis on etiquette and foundational technique, dancers develop flexibility, coordination, musicality, and grace.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be at least 8 years old to enroll in Ballet Foundations.
• If a student turns 8 during the second half of the school year, they will remain in Primary Ballet through the end of that school year and may advance the following fall.
• Multiple weekly classes are encouraged but not required.
Primary Ballet builds upon early ballet experiences by helping students connect heart, mind, and body through movement. Students explore movement through imaginative prompts, rhythm exercises, and age-appropriate ballet vocabulary, deepening their musical and expressive range. With continued emphasis on etiquette and foundational technique, dancers develop flexibility, coordination, musicality, and grace.
Additional Notes:
• Students must be at least 8 years old to enroll in Ballet Foundations.
• If a student turns 8 during the second half of the school year, they will remain in Primary Ballet through the end of that school year and may advance the following fall.
• Multiple weekly classes are encouraged but not required.
Monday
5:15 PM to 6:00 PM
5:15 PM to 6:00 PM
Studio 1
2 Orting Satellite Campus - at The Haven Community Center
2 Orting Satellite Campus - at The Haven Community Center
Ballet Foundations • Orting • Monday 6:15pm (Ages 8+)
Ballet Foundations introduces students to formal classical ballet training. This level bridges imaginative movement with structured technique. Emphasis is placed on correct posture, ballet vocabulary, body alignment, strength, and coordination. Dancers begin building the discipline required for advancement in classical ballet.
Additional Notes:
• Dancers may be in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Intermediate Ballet A is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Ballet Foundations introduces students to formal classical ballet training. This level bridges imaginative movement with structured technique. Emphasis is placed on correct posture, ballet vocabulary, body alignment, strength, and coordination. Dancers begin building the discipline required for advancement in classical ballet.
Additional Notes:
• Dancers may be in this level for 2 or more years.
• Advancement to Intermediate Ballet A is based on demonstrated mastery of the skills and concepts presented in this level.
• This class is intended for minor students only.
Monday
6:15 PM to 7:30 PM
6:15 PM to 7:30 PM
Studio 1
2 Orting Satellite Campus - at The Haven Community Center
2 Orting Satellite Campus - at The Haven Community Center
3 Teen/Adult Ballet Classes | Tacoma | 2025/2026 School Year
Beginning Teen/Adult Ballet | SESSION 2 | Jan 7 - Feb 11, 2026 | Wednesday 5:30pm
Beginning Teen/Adult Ballet – Session 2
• Session Dates: January 7 - February 11, 2026
• Registration for this session CLOSES January 5 at 5:00 PM.
• Registered students will receive an email confirming whether the class will run or be canceled for the session based on final enrollment.• Day & Time: Wednesdays at 5:30 PM
• Ages: 13 – Adult
This class introduces teens and adults to the fundamentals of ballet through clear, progressive instruction. Students develop strength, alignment, coordination, and musicality while learning foundational technique that prepares them for full ballet class participation. The focus is on building confidence and artistry while enjoying the beauty of ballet in a supportive environment.
Additional Details:
• Classes run in 6-week sessions
• Each session consists of six 1-hour and 15-minutes classes.
• Registration is separate for each session and must be completed by the session deadline.
• A minimum of 3 students is required for the session to run.
• Once a session begins, contributions are non-refundable.
• This class does not participate in the school showcase.
• Class is taken on flat (not en pointe).
• By enrolling a minor student, you acknowledge and accept that the class may include adult students over the age of 18.
Note:
• Whether you attend all six classes or miss classes due to illness, travel, or other commitments, the contribution request remains the same.
• If only two students register, the session will not run, and everyone will be refunded any pre-payments that were made before the first class.
• Please consult with a physician before starting this or any other fitness program, especially if you have pre-existing health concerns or injuries. Participation is at your own risk.
Beginning Teen/Adult Ballet – Session 2
• Session Dates: January 7 - February 11, 2026
• Registration for this session CLOSES January 5 at 5:00 PM.
• Registered students will receive an email confirming whether the class will run or be canceled for the session based on final enrollment.• Day & Time: Wednesdays at 5:30 PM
• Ages: 13 – Adult
This class introduces teens and adults to the fundamentals of ballet through clear, progressive instruction. Students develop strength, alignment, coordination, and musicality while learning foundational technique that prepares them for full ballet class participation. The focus is on building confidence and artistry while enjoying the beauty of ballet in a supportive environment.
Additional Details:
• Classes run in 6-week sessions
• Each session consists of six 1-hour and 15-minutes classes.
• Registration is separate for each session and must be completed by the session deadline.
• A minimum of 3 students is required for the session to run.
• Once a session begins, contributions are non-refundable.
• This class does not participate in the school showcase.
• Class is taken on flat (not en pointe).
• By enrolling a minor student, you acknowledge and accept that the class may include adult students over the age of 18.
Note:
• Whether you attend all six classes or miss classes due to illness, travel, or other commitments, the contribution request remains the same.
• If only two students register, the session will not run, and everyone will be refunded any pre-payments that were made before the first class.
• Please consult with a physician before starting this or any other fitness program, especially if you have pre-existing health concerns or injuries. Participation is at your own risk.
Wednesday
5:30 PM to 6:45 PM
5:30 PM to 6:45 PM
5 Teen Adult Tacoma Campus
Intermediate/Advanced Teen/Adult Ballet | SESSION 2 | Jan 7-Feb 11, 2026 | Wednesday 6:45pm
Intermediate/Advanced - Teen/Adult Ballet – Session 2
• Session Dates: January 7 - February 11, 2026
• Registration for this session CLOSES January 5 at 5:00 PM.
• Registered students will receive an email confirming whether the class will run or be canceled for the session based on final enrollment.
• Day & Time: Wednesdays at 6:45-8:00 PM
• Ages: 13 – Adult
This class is for experienced teen and adult dancers who want to maintain and refine their ballet technique. Taught at an intermediate level, each class includes barre, center work, and combinations designed to build strength, musicality, and artistry. Instruction encourages dancers to grow both technically and artistically.
Recommended Experience:
• Minimum 5 years of ballet training recommended.
Additional Details:
• Classes run in 6-week sessions
• Each session consists of six 1-hour and 15-minutes classes.
• Registration is separate for each session and must be completed by the session deadline.
• A minimum of 3 students is required for the session to run.
• Once a session begins, contributions are non-refundable.
• This class does not participate in the school showcase.
• Class is taken on flat (not en pointe).
• By enrolling a minor student, you acknowledge and accept that the class may include adult students over the age of 18.
Note:
• Whether you attend all six classes or miss classes due to illness, travel, or other commitments, the contribution request remains the same.
• If only two students register, the session will not run, and everyone will be refunded any pre-payments that were made before the first class.
• Please consult with a physician before starting this or any other fitness program, especially if you have pre-existing health concerns or injuries. Participation is at your own risk.
Intermediate/Advanced - Teen/Adult Ballet – Session 2
• Session Dates: January 7 - February 11, 2026
• Registration for this session CLOSES January 5 at 5:00 PM.
• Registered students will receive an email confirming whether the class will run or be canceled for the session based on final enrollment.
• Day & Time: Wednesdays at 6:45-8:00 PM
• Ages: 13 – Adult
This class is for experienced teen and adult dancers who want to maintain and refine their ballet technique. Taught at an intermediate level, each class includes barre, center work, and combinations designed to build strength, musicality, and artistry. Instruction encourages dancers to grow both technically and artistically.
Recommended Experience:
• Minimum 5 years of ballet training recommended.
Additional Details:
• Classes run in 6-week sessions
• Each session consists of six 1-hour and 15-minutes classes.
• Registration is separate for each session and must be completed by the session deadline.
• A minimum of 3 students is required for the session to run.
• Once a session begins, contributions are non-refundable.
• This class does not participate in the school showcase.
• Class is taken on flat (not en pointe).
• By enrolling a minor student, you acknowledge and accept that the class may include adult students over the age of 18.
Note:
• Whether you attend all six classes or miss classes due to illness, travel, or other commitments, the contribution request remains the same.
• If only two students register, the session will not run, and everyone will be refunded any pre-payments that were made before the first class.
• Please consult with a physician before starting this or any other fitness program, especially if you have pre-existing health concerns or injuries. Participation is at your own risk.
Wednesday
6:45 PM to 8:00 PM
6:45 PM to 8:00 PM
5 Teen Adult Tacoma Campus
Lighthouse Christian School | Gig Harbor | Session 3 (Feb 4 - Mar 18)
BALLET at LCS | Wednesdays 3:15 pm | Session 3 (Feb 4 - Mar 18) | Ages 5–8
Ballet
This class introduces students to the beauty and discipline of ballet in a positive and encouraging environment. Dancers will develop strength, balance, and artistry while learning choreography for a special chapel presentation at the end of the session. Students will gain both technical skills and an appreciation for how dance can be a joyful form of worship and expression.
Important Details for This Session:
• Class Dates: This session begins on February 4th and the last class will be on March 18th.
• Chapel Date: March 25th
• No Classes: February 18th
• Who Can Join: Open to current Lighthouse Christian School students
• Dress Code: Students should follow the Pink Dress Code for Primary Ballet listed on our website: www.surrenderedschool.org/discount-dance
• Requested Contribution: The requested contribution should be sent directly to Surrendered School of Dance (SSD) and not to your students school.
• Please note: Dance class contributions are separate from any after-school care payments made to Lighthouse Christian School. Payments made to LCS do not cover this class.
• Dress Code: Students should follow the Pink Dress Code for Primary Ballet listed on our website: www.surrenderedschool.org/discount-dance
Ballet
This class introduces students to the beauty and discipline of ballet in a positive and encouraging environment. Dancers will develop strength, balance, and artistry while learning choreography for a special chapel presentation at the end of the session. Students will gain both technical skills and an appreciation for how dance can be a joyful form of worship and expression.
Important Details for This Session:
• Class Dates: This session begins on February 4th and the last class will be on March 18th.
• Chapel Date: March 25th
• No Classes: February 18th
• Who Can Join: Open to current Lighthouse Christian School students
• Dress Code: Students should follow the Pink Dress Code for Primary Ballet listed on our website: www.surrenderedschool.org/discount-dance
• Requested Contribution: The requested contribution should be sent directly to Surrendered School of Dance (SSD) and not to your students school.
• Please note: Dance class contributions are separate from any after-school care payments made to Lighthouse Christian School. Payments made to LCS do not cover this class.
• Dress Code: Students should follow the Pink Dress Code for Primary Ballet listed on our website: www.surrenderedschool.org/discount-dance
Wednesday
3:15 PM to 4:15 PM
3:15 PM to 4:15 PM
4 Lighthouse Christian School - Gig Harbor - After School Enrichment
Life Christian Academy | Tacoma | Session 2 (Jan 20 - Mar 5)
JAZZ DANCE CLASSES at LCA! | Tuesdays 3:15pm | Session 2 (Jan 20 - Mar 5) | Grades 2 & 3
Jazz Dance Class
Students will learn fun, age-appropriate jazz moves while developing coordination, rhythm, and confidence. Throughout the session, dancers will practice and refine a dance that they will share during a school chapel. All music used in class features Christian lyrics and messages to create a positive and uplifting environment. This class encourages creativity and teamwork while giving students a meaningful way to express themselves through movement.
Important Details for This Session:
• Class Dates: This session begins on January 20 and the last class will be on March 5
• Chapel Date: March 10
• Location: Classroom 224 (Room subject to change)
• Open To: Current Life Christian Academy students only registered in second and third grade.
• Minimum Enrollment: 5 students required to run the class
• Dress Code: Students should wear black leggings and a black t shirt with no graphics or words, and black jazz shoes or black ballet shoes.
• Requested Contribution: The requested contribution should be sent directly to Surrendered School of Dance (SSD) and not to your students school.
• Please note: Dance class contributions are separate from any after-school care payments made to Life Christian Academy. Payments made to LCA do not cover this class.
Jazz Dance Class
Students will learn fun, age-appropriate jazz moves while developing coordination, rhythm, and confidence. Throughout the session, dancers will practice and refine a dance that they will share during a school chapel. All music used in class features Christian lyrics and messages to create a positive and uplifting environment. This class encourages creativity and teamwork while giving students a meaningful way to express themselves through movement.
Important Details for This Session:
• Class Dates: This session begins on January 20 and the last class will be on March 5
• Chapel Date: March 10
• Location: Classroom 224 (Room subject to change)
• Open To: Current Life Christian Academy students only registered in second and third grade.
• Minimum Enrollment: 5 students required to run the class
• Dress Code: Students should wear black leggings and a black t shirt with no graphics or words, and black jazz shoes or black ballet shoes.
• Requested Contribution: The requested contribution should be sent directly to Surrendered School of Dance (SSD) and not to your students school.
• Please note: Dance class contributions are separate from any after-school care payments made to Life Christian Academy. Payments made to LCA do not cover this class.
Tuesday
3:15 PM to 4:15 PM
3:15 PM to 4:15 PM
Life Christian - Studio 2
3 Life Christian Academy - After School Enrichment
3 Life Christian Academy - After School Enrichment
BALLET CLASSES at LCA! | Thursdays 3:15 p.m. | Session 2: Jan 20 - Mar 5 | Grades K & 1
Ballet
This class introduces students to the beauty and discipline of ballet in a positive and encouraging environment. Dancers will develop strength, balance, and artistry while learning choreography for a special chapel presentation at the end of the session. Students will gain both technical skills and an appreciation for how dance can be a joyful form of worship and expression.
Important Details for This Session:
• Class Dates: This session begins on January 20 and the last class will be on March 5
• Chapel Date: March 10
• Location: Classroom 225 (Room subject to change)
• Open To: Current Life Christian Academy students only registered in Kindergarten and First Grade
• Minimum Enrollment: 5 students required to run the class
• Requested Contribution: The requested contribution should be sent directly to Surrendered School of Dance (SSD) and not to your students school.
• Please note: Dance class contributions are separate from any after-school care payments made to Life Christian Academy. Payments made to LCA do not cover this class.
• Dress Code: Students should follow the Pink Dress Code for Primary Ballet listed on our website: www.surrenderedschool.org/discount-dance
Ballet
This class introduces students to the beauty and discipline of ballet in a positive and encouraging environment. Dancers will develop strength, balance, and artistry while learning choreography for a special chapel presentation at the end of the session. Students will gain both technical skills and an appreciation for how dance can be a joyful form of worship and expression.
Important Details for This Session:
• Class Dates: This session begins on January 20 and the last class will be on March 5
• Chapel Date: March 10
• Location: Classroom 225 (Room subject to change)
• Open To: Current Life Christian Academy students only registered in Kindergarten and First Grade
• Minimum Enrollment: 5 students required to run the class
• Requested Contribution: The requested contribution should be sent directly to Surrendered School of Dance (SSD) and not to your students school.
• Please note: Dance class contributions are separate from any after-school care payments made to Life Christian Academy. Payments made to LCA do not cover this class.
• Dress Code: Students should follow the Pink Dress Code for Primary Ballet listed on our website: www.surrenderedschool.org/discount-dance
Thursday
3:15 PM to 4:15 PM
3:15 PM to 4:15 PM
Life Christian - Studio 1
3 Life Christian Academy - After School Enrichment
3 Life Christian Academy - After School Enrichment