Dance Levels

All of our entry level classes are based on age groups unless otherwise specified. Each class has an individual description in Dance Studio Pro with attire requirements. We occasionally make combinations of these classes and you’ll see those on our schedule as well!

  • Parent/Child generally ages 1.5-3

  • Creative Dance/Creative Ballet/Tot Hop ages 3-5

  • Tippy Toe (Tap/Ballet) ages 4-6

  • Kinder - any student in kindergarten. Generally ages 5-6

  • Elementary - any student in elementary school. Generally ages 7-12

  • Level I - generally students aged 10+ or by placement

  • Level II-IV by placement/audition only

  • Teen/Adult - generally 13-Adult


We follow ADTA (Acro Dance Teacher’s Association).

  • Toddler Acro ages 1.5-3

  • Preschool Acro ages 3-5

  • Pre-Jr Acro ages 5-6

  • Acro 101 ages 6-12

  • Foundation of Acro ages 6-9

  • Acro I ages 10+ or by placement

  • Acro II placement

Acro Levels


Side Barre ;)

Dance is an ever-developing and changing art form. As ballet developed into modern and jazz, and those developed into contemporary, the spectrum of what is what can at times seem blurred. Because of this, Modern/Contemporary classes or Lyrical/Contemporary classes may be combined on our schedules. 

Style Descriptions


Tap – Dancers use their feet like instruments, creating rhythm and music through precise footwork, timing, and sound. Attire: comfortable, moveable clothings, black tap shoes, hair secured away from face. No jeans/dresses.

Jazz – A high-energy style that blends technique with personality, emphasizing style, strength, and performance. Attire: comfortable, moveable clothings, black jazz shoes, hair secured away from face. No jeans/dresses.

Modern – Rooted in expression and grounded movement, modern dance explores emotion, freedom, and creativity through the body. Attire: comfortable, moveable clothings, bare feet, hair secured away from face. No jeans/dresses.

Hip Hop – A dynamic, street-inspired style full of rhythm, individuality, and bold movement drawn from urban dance culture. Attire: comfortable, moveable clothings, clean tennis shoes not worn outside, hair secured away from face. No jeans/dresses.

Ballet – The foundation of many dance forms, ballet builds strength, grace, and technique through classical positions and movement. Attire: leotard, tights, pink/nude ballet shoes. Hair secured away from face, bun preferred but not required especially for littles.

Lyrical – Blending ballet and jazz, lyrical dance expresses emotion and storytelling through fluid, expressive movement. Attire: comfortable, moveable clothings, bare feet, hair secured away from face. No jeans/dresses.

Acro – A fusion of dance and gymnastics, acro develops flexibility, balance, and strength through tumbling and controlled tricks. Attire: comfortable, moveable clothings, bare feet, hair secured away from face. No jeans/dresses. Please avoided skirted leotards in these classes.

Creative – A playful, imaginative style where young dancers explore movement, rhythm, and storytelling in fun, age-appropriate ways. Attire: comfortable, moveable clothings, bare feet, hair secured away from face. No jeans/dresses. Many students in Creative/tippy toe/Kinder classes choose to wear a leotards and tights, tights should be footless for bare feet classes.

*All other class listings are generally a combination of these styles, for example Tippy Toe is Tap/Ballet combo. These will all be noted within the class descriptions in Dance Studio Pro.