Pre-Professional Division
Ages 12 - 22
Level 3
Ages 12 - 14
Level 3 dancers focus on consistency, coordination of the arms, legs, and head, and continued artistic development. Students are encouraged to refine technique while pushing the envelope in turns and jumps, including the introduction to beats to increase complexity and control. Pointe work begins to transition from the barre into more secure and confident center work. Dancers also begin exploring variations both on flat and en pointe, building strength, stability, and expressive artistry as they progress in their training.
Classes offered per week:
5 Ballet (1 barre en pointe), 1 Begining Pointe (Invitation only), 1 Pointe,
1 Variations, 1 Jazz, 1 Contemporary
Level 4
Ages 14 - 16
Level 4 dancers train with increased speed, precision, and refinement, deepening their technical consistency and artistic maturity. A dedicated technique class en pointe strengthens alignment, stability, and control allowing dancers to refine advanced pointe work after years of progressive training.
Center and across-the-floor work demand greater stamina, coordination, and clarity, with more complex combinations and heightened musicality. Emphasis is placed on performance quality, dynamic expression, and technical accuracy as dancers continue progressing toward pre-professional expectations and advanced ballet study.
Classes offered per week:
5 Ballet (2 en pointe), 1 Pointe, 1 Variations, 1 Jazz, 1 Contemporary
Level 5
Ages 16 - 22
Level 5 represents the most advanced level of student training, where dancers refine and integrate all foundational and technical elements into a cohesive, pre-professional level of performance. Classes emphasize strength, precision, endurance, and artistic depth, with a strong focus on consistency and control at advanced tempos.
Pointe work is fully integrated into barre and center, with an emphasis on stability, articulation, and elevated technical execution. Students are expected to demonstrate strong coordination, musicality, and adaptability across increasingly complex combinations, variations, and partnering-style movement.
At this level, dancers are developing a professional approach to training - prioritizing detail, discipline, and expressive artistry as they prepare for potential transition into trainee programs, conservatory study, or collegiate dance pathways
Classes offered per week:
5 Ballet (2 en pointe), 1 Pointe, 1 Variations, 1 Jazz, 1 Contemporary
