Ballet Wichita Academy is a community of dance enthusiasts who seek to share that love with others. We do this through our values and mission. These unite us under a common purpose, and hold us to a high standard of artistic ideals and excellent character.

Our Values:
Community - Centered
High-caliber Education
Positive Environment
Respect Culture
Whole-Person Development
Pursuit of Excellence


Our Mission:
At Ballet Wichita Academy, we create a space where every dancer feels a deep sense of belonging and purpose. Rooted in community and fueled by positivity, we provide high-caliber dance education that honors growth grounded in care of the whole-person. With dedication to excellence, we nurture individual goals, celebrate progress over perfection, and empower each dancer to move with confidence, connection, and joy.


Definitions of Values:

Community - Individuals coming together to support, encourage, and empower each other in pursuit of a goal.

High-Caliber Education - A highly trained faculty, teaching the most comprehensive ballet education Wichita has to offer, with additional focus in other dance disciplines to create a well-rounded dancer.

Positivity - An atmosphere where challenges are met with an attitude of optimism, encouragement and determination, and all wins are celebrated by faculty, staff, volunteers and students.

Respect - An atmosphere where all people are treated with kindness and compassion.

Whole-person minded - Faculty and staff lead from a position of care; considering each person’s mental/emotional/physical health, and life experiences.

Excellence - Faculty, staff, volunteers and students are committed to a high standard of decorum, dress code, speech, and give their full effort to their given roles and assignments.



Academy Divisions & Levels

Ballet Wichita Academy Divisions


Children’s Division Ages 3 - 5 Creative Movement
Ages 5 - 7 Primary Ballet

Preparatory Division Program / Level Level 1 + Supplementals
Determined by Level 2 + Supplementals
Placement class

Intermediate / Advanced Program / Level Level 3 + Supplementals
Division Determined by Level 4 + Supplementals
Placement class

Advanced / Pre-Professional Program / Level Level 5 and up
Division Determined by + Supplementals
Placement class

Community Dancer Approx. Ages 10 - 18 Level 2 + Supplementals
Division Level Determined by Level 3 + Supplementals
Placement class Level 4 + Supplementals
All “open” classes

Teen / Adult Dancer Ages 15+ All “open” classes
Division All Teen / Adult classes


* ”Supplementals” refers to all classes outside of ballet technique classes. This includes, but is not limited to: contemporary, jazz, conditioning, dance exploration, pre-pointe / pointe, pas de deux, variations, men’s, tap, music theater, and pilates.

* ”Open” classes refer to those with the “open” distinction in the schedule. These classes are available to dancers of many levels and disciplines.

* ”Teen / Adult” classes refer to those with the “Teen / Adult” distinction in the schedule.


Descriptions of Divisions


Children’s Division

The Children’s Program is designed to inspire a life-long love of dance for students ages 3 – 7. Through age-appropriate curriculum, students build confidence and capacity in their physical potential, while imagination and artistic expression develop their unique sense of creativity. The fundamentals of classical ballet are gradually introduced, setting students up for success as they graduate into the Preparatory Program.

Preparatory Division

The Preparatory Program is ideal for students with approximate ages 7 - 12, placed in levels through a placement class. It explores the beauty and rigor of classical ballet and (encouraged, but not required) introduction to other dance disciplines (supplemental classes.) Students in the Preparatory Division develop strong foundations, rooted in responsible, informed, and healthy dance technique that helps prevent injury. This program supports their future advancement into pre-professional training or the pursuit of other passions in dance.


Intermediate / Advanced Division

The Intermediate / Advanced Program elevates the potential of ambitious students who have found their passion in dance. Like the Preparatory Program, the Intermediate / Advanced Program is based on responsible, informed, and healthy dance technique that helps prevent injury. Pointe work is a possibility for many dancers (but not required,) and is introduced as students advance their skill in both ballet and other dance styles (highly encouraged supplemental classes) for a well-rounded dance education. Artistic expression takes on increased focus and students begin developing their knowledge of style and repertoire.


Advanced / Pre-Professional Division

The Advanced Division is the pinnacle of pre-professional training and is aimed at preparing students for future careers in dance or collegiate pursuits. Advanced Division students continue to refine their technical knowledge and capacity safely with or without pointe work. A well-rounded dance education through supplemental classes are required. They also explore and develop their unique gifts as performing artists.


Community Dancer Division

The Community Dancer Program features programming that offers expanded flexibility, and diverse class options for students approximately ages 10 – 18. The program’s structure is designed to support students who may be interested in a single class or more as an enhancement to other pursuits or who are looking to design a more individualized class schedule. This program is ideal for community studio dancers to take extra classes with BWA, music theater students who already have a background in dance, dancers who also play sports and/or instruments, or who have a rigorous academic schedule, etc.


Teen / Adult Division

The Teen / Adult Program is designed with a variety of dance classes for those who begin their dance training in their teen / adult years, or for those returning to dance as a familiar pursuit from their past. Taught by our expert faculty in a relaxed but still challenging environment, classes are offered on a flexible, drop-in basis or with the choice to enroll. Whether you’re exploring dance for the first time or have years of experience, our Teen / Adult Program connects adults at all levels to the best Ballet Wichita Academy has to offer.


Division Notes:

The Academy Director (with the help of teaching faculty) will assist in finding the right placement for each dancer and help students/families understand the course of study based on the chosen division.

Divisions can be changed, based on what currently fits a dancer's needs best.

The Teen / Adult Division is a stand alone division, not necessarily connected to the others. However, like above, division choices can be changed based on the dancer’s needs.


Notes on progress reports and level placement:

Students are evaluated for class level and division placements on an individual basis, not by age or class group. This practice allows each student to progress at their own pace without pressure to compare themselves to others, optimizing their learning experience.

It is very common for students to repeat a level. In fact, students should expect to repeat a level at least once or twice during the course of their training at the Academy. Moving through levels too quickly can have a detrimental effect on student training and can hinder progress at more advanced levels. For the safety and benefit of our students, we take proper level placement very seriously and strongly encourage parents to defer to the expertise of our faculty when placement decisions are made. We consider it our responsibility to work in the best interest of each student.

Readiness for pointe work is evaluated during the year for students in Preparatory Division Level 2 who show potential and capacity to move on to the Intermediate / Advanced Division Level 3. Faculty consider the decision to place a student on pointe a serious responsibility. In keeping with that responsibility, the Academy strongly recommends all students receive a formal pointe evaluation conducted by a doctor. The final decision to place a student on pointe is based on classroom observation, and the expert opinions of Academy faculty and leadership. Faculty must consider each student’s safety and well-being on an individual basis, with regard to anatomical structure, injury prevention, strength, flexibility and technical ability. Those students who are recommended to begin pointe will be required to attend The Annual Pointe Intensive in the Summer to start their pointe training. This invitation to begin pointe work will be included in the Spring Student Evaluation, delivered by email to the parent.

Enrollment & Registration:

- All students must fill out the contact and registration form online at Ballet Wichita Academy.
- Students can enroll at any time during the semester.
- If minimum enrollment is not met, the class affected will not be offered.


Division Selection / Placement Classes:
New students ages 7 and up, must attend a placement class to determine the best level for their growth and development. The results will be discussed between the Academy Director and/or the teacher, and then discussed with the dancer / family to determine the appropriate division based on the individual student’s needs and goals.

Current students are evaluated formally annually, but informally on an on-going basis. Changes in division or class placement may change at any time at the discretion of the Academy Director. All changes will be discussed with the dancer and parents before it occurs.


Permission to Enroll Classes:
Certain classes require permission to enroll and drop-in. These include pre-pointe, pointe, pas de deux, and variations. Please contact the Academy Director to request permission to enroll or drop-in if pre-approval has not already been met by Division / Level placement.



Tuition and Payment Information

Tuition:
Tuition is NON-REFUNDABLE and is due by the first of the month, or the first day of a new semester/session. A reminder statement will go out on the 10th of each month if payment has not been received.

Dancers must be paid in full to register for the next semester/session.

At the discretion of the Academy Director and the Executive Director, accounts that are not paid in full within 3 months could be turned over to a collections agency.


Payment:
Students wishing to pay either by cash or check should mail or hand deliver to the Ballet Wichita Studio. Payments can also be made online through the parent/dancer portal at Ballet Wichita Academy.


Tuition Rates:

Class Length Full Tuition Class Price
30 minutes $ 10.00
45 minutes $ 13.75
1 hour $ 17.00
1 hour 15 minutes $ 18.50
1 hour 30 minutes $ 21.00


Tuition Discounts


Through Regular Enrollment:

Number of Classes Discount Offered
One Class No discount offered
Two Classes 10% off both classes
Three or More Classes 20% off all classes

Through a Punch Card:
Dancers in the COMMUNITY DANCER DIVISION and the TEEN / ADULT DIVISION who do NOT choose to enroll in classes may purchase a non-refundable online punch card. Punch cards expire 6 months after purchase. (DANCERS in ALL OTHER DIVISIONS must enroll or select the full price drop-in fee.)

5 Class Punch cards offer a discount of 5% off.
10 Class Punch cards offer a discount of 10% off.


Flexible Class Tuition Option:

Drop-Ins
Most classes are available to dancers on a drop-in basis. This allows students to come take class when they are able, and pay by the class.

Students pay a drop-in fee at the non-discounted price of the chosen class. Some classes require permission to drop-in. Please contact the Academy Director to gain permission. (You must be registered online to take drop-in classes.)

Drop-in classes can be paid online, in person by cash or check, or with an online punch card.



Academy / Facility Procedures & Policies

Cancellations:
Ballet Wichita Academy will follow the USD259 cancellation weather condition policy when it is in effect. Cancellations will be communicated via email and social media, so please check frequently. For weather cancellations, you may choose to make up your missed class on another day of the week. Replacement classes due to weather cancellation will not occur, unless notification is given by the Academy Director through email, and/or social media.

Please check Ballet Wichita Academy's 2025-2026 Calendar to see about regular class dates and be aware of when classes are in session.

For occasional classes cancelled due to any unforeseen reason, advance notice will be given by the Academy, please monitor emails and social media posts regularly for updates.


Arrival & Dismissal Procedures:
To ensure the safety of our students and avoid parking lot chaos, please do NOT wait in your car for students at the front entrance, blocking traffic. Please follow the parking lot guidelines for allowing a flow of traffic to continue. See parking lot diagram here.

Parents of dancers 10 and under should bring them into the studio, and pick them up from inside the building to ensure their safety.

Being on time to class is important. Dancers should arrive early enough to use the restroom, and be ready with appropriate hairstyle and dress code before their class begins. Refer to the leveled dress code below.

Absences/Illnesses:
Please keep your child at home under the following conditions:

If your child has a temperature of 100 degrees or higher, please keep your child home until he/she is fever free without the use of fever-reducing medication for at least 24 hours.
If your child vomits or has diarrhea in the 12 hours before class.
If your child has nasal drainage that is green or yellow consistently throughout the day.
If your child is recovering from surgery or other type of procedure that requires pain medication stronger than Tylenol or Advil (such as a narcotic).
If your child is too ill to go outside for outdoor activities or to the gym for play.

Class absences due to illness or other reasons may be made up WITHIN THE CURRENT SEMESTER/SESSION in which the absences occur. Please contact the Academy Director to schedule your make-up class.


Personal Belongings
Students should keep their belongings organized in designated areas. Valuables should be left at home, including all jewelry as it is not allowed in class. Ballet Wichita and Ballet Wichita Academy are not responsible for lost, misplaced or stolen items.

Students should mark all belongings with their name in permanent ink. Items left behind will be placed in the lost and found. The lost and found will be emptied at the end of each semester and their contents will be donated to charity.


Academy Uniform / Dress Code
As we hold ourselves to high standards of excellence, the academy uses the following dress code for all students:

Hair

- For all students Creative Movement - Level Five: All hair will be secured away from the face for classes. For females, in a bun or french twist with bangs / fly
aways secured out of eyes. For males, hair will be secured out of the eyes.
- For Jazz/Contemporary/Conditioning/Dance Exploration: Please see teacher for requirements.
- For Teen and Adult Classes: Hair secured away from the face. Buns are highly encouraged for female students

Academy Uniforms
Each level is assigned a color and style of leotard for females and shirt for males. The appropriate Ballet /European Pink tights for females, and black dance pants or tights for males.
We have collaborated with our local dancewear store to give you a convenient, and helpful place to purchase the official class uniform and dance shoes in all styles. Please inform the staff that you attend Ballet Wichita Academy, know your enrolled level, and they will help you find everything you need!

Attitudes Dancewear, Etc.
3210 East Douglas Avenue, Wichita, KS 67208
316 - 688 - 5600

Here is a URL to paste for you to check out our uniforms and their prices from Attitudes Dancewear, Etc.: https://endr.co/l/MfqAMAfR

*Creative Movement and Primary Dancers: This uniform is available only at Ballet Wichita Academy. Please inquire at the front desk for purchase. The class
uniform is to be worn for all classes.
*Level 1 - Level 5: The official uniform will be worn to one stated class per week, with additional classes wearing a leotard (females) / shirt (males) in
the style of the dancer’s choice, but in the coordinating level color. Please see the class schedule in the registration portal for
which class the official uniform is required for.

Shoes
A dancer’s shoes are of utmost importance. Well fitted shoes, that properly support the dancer’s training, of a brand that will hold up under repeated wear are recommended.
Levels 2 - 5: all dancers should be wearing shoes purchased from Attitudes Dancewear, etc. or dance-specific retailers like Discount Dance Supply online. Shoes
purchased on Amazon, and from retailers like Wal-Mart and Target are not permitted for levels two and up.


Annual Academy Showcase
Each May, students may opt-in to an annual showcase to demonstrate their personal growth and class progress through the year. This performance is not required, but is a yearly milestone in a dancer’s life to celebrate their hard work in front of an audience. Participation is highly encouraged! Each year an opt-in deadline will be given to all Academy dancers and parents. Please watch for emails in the Spring semester with details.

Showcase choreography will be worked on during class time and will be scheduled for additional rehearsal run-through(s) the week prior to the Showcase performance.

There will be an additional “choreographer selections” portion of the showcase for invited dancers levels III and up. This is also optional, and will be rehearsed outside of regular class times.

Choosing not to participate in the showcase does not end the learning journey. All dancers will continue to grow by developing technique, musicality, movement patterns, group coordination, memorization, and by exploring character work and dramatic expression through choreography.

Ballet Wichita Academy will assess a performance fee to participate in The Academy Showcase.

The official class uniform is used for the showcase, so there is no extra cost incurred to costume your dancer.

One free ticket per dancer will be given to each family. Additional tickets will be sold as well.

As the showcase draws near, attendance to class is vital to the group’s success and absences should be kept to a minimum. Please communicate all absences through your parent portal.


Class Observations
Once a semester, parents / guardians are invited into the studio to observe the classes their dancer participates in. Those dates will be communicated on the Academy Calendar and through email and social media updates.

Please observe the following Observation Guidelines to maintain an encouraging, respectful learning atmosphere:
- Silence all cell phones and electronic devices. Step out of the classroom for a call.
- Pictures of your student are welcome! Permission to post on social media is granted, please tag us @BalletWichitaAcademy. Do not post other students without
their permission.
- Refrain from conversation during class.
- Please arrange for small siblings to remain at home.
- Clapping, smiling, and encouraging all dancers is always promoted at BWA.

At all other times, parents & guardians are not permitted in the studios unless expressly invited by an Academy faculty / staff member.

Communication with Instructors:
The instructors have a very tight schedule and are not always able to meet with parents or students individually before, during or after classes. Please respect the instructors private time and do not contact them on their personal phone, email or social media accounts. If you have a question for an instructor, please email at academy@balletwichita.com to schedule an appointment.


Private Lessons Policy

Should students seek private lessons with any of our instructors, a request should be submitted to the Academy Director. Private lessons are subject to the availability of our faculty and studio space.

The following private lesson fees are required, and will be charged through your portal. Payments can be made online, through cash or check.

Length of Lesson Senior Teacher Faculty Interning / Training Teacher
30 minutes $ 58 $ 47 $ 37
45 minutes $ 73 $ 59 $ 46
1 hour $ 80 $ 65 $ 50


Building Hours and Occupation
We love that our dancers, staff and volunteers want to continue working in our facilities making magic long after class or rehearsals end, but we also want to be respectful of the need to balance that against rest and recharging. Below are the general time frames in which the building will be open for business.
We know that the need to arrive early or stay late might arise outside of the hours described below. We also know that the need might arise last minute. Despite when the need arises, the Facilities Use Form MUST be filled out so we know who is utilizing the facilities outside of standard operating hours. If there is an issue/conflict with your request you will be contacted by the Company Director, otherwise you can assume your request has been approved.

There will be a QR code posted in the studio and the form will be on the website and emailed for easy utilization.

Dancer Use:
The building will be officially open fifteen (15) minutes before the first class or thirty (30) minutes before the first rehearsal for the day. For company dancers and level 3+ Academy dancers who wish to warm up prior to class/rehearsal, the building will be available thirty (30) minutes before class/rehearsal. If a dancer would like to arrive earlier than the timeframe outlined above, the Facilities Use Form must be filled out and submitted to the Company Director prior to arriving at the facilities.
All dancers are expected to depart the facility no later than thirty (30) minutes after their last class or rehearsal. If a dancer would like to continue working beyond that thirty (30) minute window, the Facilities Use Form must be filled out and submitted to the Company Director prior to remaining at the facilities.

Lobby & Front Door:

Respect fellow students and parents when waiting in the lobby. Due to the layout of the building, voices carry and a quiet atmosphere in the lobby is appreciated in the studios. Please keep the number of people in the lobby at any time to a minimum.

For the safety of our students, the front doors may be locked during some classes. If you arrive and the door is locked, PLEASE USE THE DOORBELL on the right of the main door and wait patiently for someone to open the door.


Ballet Wichita Professional & Pre-Professional Company

Those seeking to train, perform, and excel to even greater levels are invited to audition each January for the Professional and Pre-Professional Company The following class attendance, and performance commitments should be considered before auditioning.

Academy Class Attendance:

Monday - Thursday Ballet Technique: Three Classes
Pointe shoes to be worn in the combined lower level class
Pointe shoes to be worn in center for a number of these classes, based on company position.

Monday - Thursday
Pointe/Pas de Deux/Variations/Men’s: One Class

Monday - Thursday Conditioning: One Class

Monday - Thursday
Contemporary/Jazz: One Class


Company Class Attendance:

Friday: Company Warm-Up

Saturday: Company Class


All company members are required to perform in the annual production of The Nutcracker, as well as a Spring, Summer Tour, and Fall production. Any questions regarding these requirements should be directed to the Company Director, Katie Andrusak at katie@balletwichita.com.

Ballet Wichita and Ballet Wichita Academy are 100% Alcohol, Tobacco, Drugs and Vape Free. No use during auditions, rehearsal, tour, performance or on the premises, including the parking lot, is permitted.

Dancer & Parent/Guardian Behavior

At Ballet Wichita Academy we believe dance is a pathway to growth, confidence, and connection. This contract outlines the shared expectations that help us maintain a positive, respectful, and high-achieving environment for all dancers and families.

Dancers at Ballet Wichita Academy agree to:

Respect Myself and Others
- Treat teachers, classmates, and staff with kindness and courtesy.
- Use positive language and behavior at all times.
- Celebrate differences and support my peers.


Show Commitment
- Arrive on time, dressed appropriately, and ready to learn.
- Stay focused, take corrections with gratitude, and do my best in every class.
- Use class time to grow — not for comparison or competition.


Be Coachable and Curious
- Listen actively and follow directions.
- Ask questions respectfully and with a growth mindset.
- Embrace challenges and know that progress matters more than perfection.


Take Responsibility
- Practice good hygiene, safety, and self-care.
- Communicate respectfully if I need support or am struggling.
- Uphold the studio’s values in person and online.



Parents/guardians of a Ballet Wichita Academy student agree to:

Foster a Positive Environment
- Speak kindly about other dancers, families, and instructors.
- Refrain from gossip, comparisons, or judgment.
- Encourage a healthy, supportive attitude toward dance and personal growth.


Support Their Dancer’s Commitment
- Ensure my dancer arrives on time and is prepared for class.
- Prioritize regular attendance and notify the studio of absences.
- Understand that class time is for learning, not observation or coaching from the sidelines.


Communicate Respectfully
- Direct any questions, concerns, or feedback to studio staff in a calm, respectful manner.
- Model maturity and collaboration in all interactions.
- Trust in the professional expertise of the studio faculty.


Align with Our Values
- Embrace our whole-person, student-focused approach to dance education.
- Celebrate effort, progress, and character over perfection or accolades.
- Support the studio’s policies and values at home and in the community.

At the discretion of the Academy Director and/or Ballet Wichita Executive Director, failure to meet these policies could result in the following:

1.) Private talk with student & parents / guardians
2.) Written Plan of Improvement to remain at Ballet Wichita Academy
3.) Dismissal from Ballet Wichita Academy, and ineligibility to perform with Ballet Wichita productions

BALLET WICHITA
RELEASE, INDEMNIFICATION AND HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT
In consideration of participating in BALLET WICHITA activities, and for other good and valuable consideration, I hereby agree to release and discharge from liability arising from negligence BALLET WICHITA, its owners, directors, officers employees, agents, volunteers, participants, and all other persons or entities acting for them (hereinafter collectively referred to as Releasees), on behalf of myself and my children, parents, heirs, assigns, personal representative and estate, and also agree as follows:

I acknowledge that participating in BALLET WICHITA activities involves known and unanticipated risks that could result in physical or emotional injury, paralysis or permanent disability, death, and property damage. Risks include, but are not limited to, broken bones, torn ligaments or other injuries as a result of falls or contact with other participants; death as a result of drowning or brain damage caused by near drowning in pools or other bodies of water; medical conditions resulting from physical activity; and damaged clothing or other property. I understand such risks simply cannot be eliminated, despite the use of safety equipment, without jeopardizing the essential qualities of the activity.
I expressly accept and assume all of the risks inherent in this activity or that might have been caused by the negligence of the Releasees. My participation in this activity is purely voluntary and I elect to participate despite the risks. In addition, if at any time I believe that event conditions are unsafe or that I am unable to participate due to physical or medical conditions, then I will immediately discontinue participation.
I hereby voluntarily release, forever discharge, and agree to indemnify and hold harmless Releasees from any and all claims, demands, or causes of action which are in any way connected with my participation in this activity, or my use of their equipment or facilities, arising from negligence. This release does not apply to claims arising from intentional conduct. Should Releasees or anyone acting on their behalf be required to incur attorney fees and costs to enforce this agreement, I agree to indemnify and hold them harmless for all such fees and costs.
I represent that I have adequate insurance to cover any injury or damage I may suffer or cause while participating in this activity, or else I agree to bear the costs of such injury or damage myself. I further represent that I have no medical or physical condition that could interfere with my safety in this activity, or else I am willing to assume – and bear the costs of – all risks that may be created, directly or indirectly, by any such condition.
In the event that I file a lawsuit, I agree to do so in the state where Releasees facility is located, and I further agree that the substantive law of that state shall apply.
I agree that if any portion of this agreement is found to be void or unenforceable, the remaining portions shall remain in full force and effect.
By signing this document, I agree that if I am hurt or my property is damaged during my participation in this activity, then I may be found by a court of law to have waived my right to maintain a lawsuit against the parties being released on the basis of any claim for negligence.

I have had sufficient time to read this entire document and, should I choose to do so, consult with legal counsel prior to signing. Also, I understand that this activity might not be made available to me or that the cost to engage in this activity would be significantly greater if I were to choose not to sign this release, and agree that the opportunity to participate at the stated cost in return for the execution of this release is a reasonable bargain. I have read and understood this document and I agree to be bound by its terms.

I grant and give Ballet Wichita the right to produce, exhibit, publish, or distribute such materials in which my child appears.


Dancer & Parent/Guardian Photography/Videography:
Photography and/or Videography of any portion class is prohibited, unless authorized by the instructor or Academy Director. Publication of authorized recordings on any platform is prohibited unless explicit written authorization is given by the Academy Director.

At BWA, we understand that there have been a lot of changes happening as our Academy is experiencing a season of tremendous growth!

Please make plans to attend an important special parent orientation held on:

Date: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
Time: 11:45AM
Location: LARGE STUDIO

After looking over your Dancer and Student Handbook, being emailed to you following registration for Fall (contains the same info as your signed waivers) please submit questions to jamie@balletwichita.com for the orientation meeting.

Please add this date to your calendar now and prioritize this important event. Thank you!

WAIVER OF LIABILITY AND MEDICAL RELEASE STATEMENT

Participation in Ballet Wichita Academy is completely voluntary. I/we have reviewed the dancer agreement and choose to participate with a full and complete understanding and acceptance of the risks associated with taking classes with Ballet Wichita Academy. I assume complete responsibility for any injury to me/my child that may occur during Ballet Wichita Academy & Ballet Wichita activities/while on any premises in which dance classes may occur and hold harmless Ballet Wichita Academy & Ballet Wichita, the sponsors, promoters, or other persons associated with Ballet Wichita against accidents, or injury.

FURTHERMORE: I HEREBY give permission for me/ and or my child to receive medical/dental treatment when deemed necessary for the entire period that I/or my child is participating in Ballet Wichita Academy & Ballet Wichita classes. I/we will not in any way hold Ballet Wichita Academy or Ballet Wichita responsible for any treatment deemed necessary for medical/dental services.