Ballet Company Prep (Ages 6-9)
Ballet Company Prep is for young dancers with previous ballet experience who are showing talent and interest for classical ballet but not quite ready for Ballet Company. At this level, students continue learning the ballet positions, terminology, and classroom etiquette while developing coordination, musical awareness, and body alignment. Classes focus on building confidence and establishing the fundamental technique that will support dancers as they advance in their ballet training.
Dancers in this program will perform twice a year in our studio showcases as well as the opportunity
Ballet Company Junior & Senior
Ballet Company Junior (Ages 8-12) -
Ballet Company Junior dancers continue building their technical foundation while expanding their knowledge of classical ballet technique. Students begin working more intentionally at the barre and in center work while strengthening alignment, flexibility, and control. At this stage, dancers develop greater focus and discipline while learning more complex combinations and beginning to explore musicality and artistic expression within their movement.
Ballet Company Senior (Ages 11-15) -
Ballet Company Senior provides more advanced technical training for dancers who are ready to deepen their commitment to ballet. Classes emphasize strength, precision, and refinement of technique through more challenging barre and center work, including turns, jumps, and extended combinations. Dancers are encouraged to develop both technical accuracy and artistic presence while preparing for the physical demands of more advanced ballet training and the transition to pointe work when appropriate.
Pointe
Ages 13+ (by instructor evaluation)
Pointe work is an important milestone in a dancer’s training and is introduced only when a student has developed the necessary strength, alignment, and technical foundation. Instructor evaluation ensures dancers are physically prepared to begin pointe work safely. Classes focus on proper pointe technique, strengthening the feet and ankles, and developing balance and control as dancers gradually build confidence and stability en pointe.