Dancers! Are you ready to be inspired and motivated to take on exciting new challenges?!

Join Pure Dance Works at Dance Revolution in late January!

Dancers ages 6 and up are invited to join us near Chicago for a fabulous weekend of exciting masterclasses from Christian teachers with professional experience in the dance industry.  

You will also enjoy a dance party, a studio showcase, a professional multimedia production, and a staff performance.

You’ll build and deepen your relationships with your dance friends.

A weekend at Dance Revolution will become a memory you cherish together for years to come! 

Each student must have a parent accompany them. Parents are responsible for transportation, lodging, and food. Rooms at the Convention Hotel sell out early, so reserve yours today! (Alternate hotels are nearby.) Register below.

We can’t wait to share this incredible weekend with you!
 

Learn More About Dance Revolution & Register

Dancers must be 3 or 4 years old by July 7 to enroll in Sparkle 3&4 Ballet.

Watch your child twirl into an enchanting world of make-believe and blossom into a confident dancer this summer in classes featuring Peter Pan.

This Pre-Ballet class is designed for the developmental abilities of three- and four-year-olds and is perfect for beginners and continuing students. 

Dancers will adore stories, games, activity sheets, and, of course, DANCING all centered around Peter Pan!

They will thrive in Sparkle Ballet, an enchanting world of make-believe, where she'll learn early-childhood ballet skills, master cooperating with others, and gain self-confidence.

Benefits

• Teachers certified in the Leap 'N Learn method intentionally nurture the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of a typical three- and four-year-old. Little dancers are never pushed beyond safe physical limits. They learn to be a first-time listener, take turns, and practice impulse control.
   

• Preschoolers in this ballet class are afforded accelerated emotional intelligence. For many, this is their first independent activity apart from a parent. Gentle teachers are quite effective at helping a shy child choose to walk into the classroom confidently over time.  
  
   
• Exciting class activities build school readiness skills. Predicting and remembering patterns is helpful for dance and pre-math skills. Learning basic French ballet terms paired with familiar English terms increases language development.  (eg: "Princess Plié")

• Props help to engage students while developing an ability to integrate key movement concepts into their performance. For example, dancers may rock a beanie baby side to side as they practice shifting their weight. Colorful shape mats help students identify their place or remind them how to move.

• Class extension activities are provided weekly as coloring sheets that display one thing the students practiced that day. They are a perfect conversation starter after class, giving parents the opportunity to facilitate further their child's understanding and retention of class content. 

Dress Code | Every student receives the standard class uniform annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees! Alternate leotard styles may be available at an additional cost based on the class level. Only Pure Dance Works logo wear is allowed in class. Ballet shoes are not included but can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

• Girls: Sparkle girls wear a particular color of the Pure Dance Works leotard based on their age, footed ballet pink tights, and pink leather ballet shoes. Hair must be completely secured off the face and neck. No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.  

• Boys: Sparkle boys wear a Pure Dance Works t-shirt, black Pure Dance Works pants, black socks, and black leather ballet shoes. Hair must be secured off the face and neck if it is long. No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.

Class Size & Schedule

• Class size 5-10 students

• This Summer Season class runs for four weeks in July and meets for one hour weekly. See Summer Class Schedule for detailed class days and times.

Good To Know

• You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included on the Super Simple Pricing page.

• This class begins during a bonus intake season separate from our primary school year season. It’s a great way to get a young dancer’s foot in the door and begin exploring the enchanting world of dance. Your child will have a guaranteed spot in a school year class as an enrolled student.

• Students in this summer class will not participate in a stage performance and are not eligible for the Performance Package. Those who continue into next school year’s season will participate in two stage performances in December and June and receive the complete Performance Package.

Enroll Here

Dancers must be 5 or 6 years old by July 7 to enroll in Sparkle 5&6 Ballet.

Watch your child twirl into an enchanting world of make-believe and blossom into a confident dancer this summer in classes featuring Peter Pan.

This Primary Ballet class is designed for the developmental abilities of five- and six-year-olds and is perfect for beginners and continuing students. 

Dancers will adore stories, games, activity sheets, and, of course, DANCING all centered around Peter Pan!

They will thrive in Sparkle Ballet, an enchanting world of make-believe, where she'll learn early-childhood ballet skills, master cooperating with others, and gain self-confidence.

Benefits

• Teachers certified in the Leap 'N Learn method intentionally nurture a typical five- and six-year-old physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development. Dancers are never pushed beyond safe physical limits. They learn to be a first-time listener, take turns, and practice impulse control.

• Students in this ballet class are afforded accelerated emotional intelligence. For many, this is their first independent activity apart from a parent. Gentle teachers are quite effective at helping a shy child choose to walk into the classroom confidently over time.  

• Exciting class activities build school readiness skills. Predicting and remembering patterns is helpful for dance and pre-math skills. Learning basic French ballet terms paired with familiar English terms increases language development.  (eg: "Princess Plié")

• Props help to engage students while developing an ability to integrate key movement concepts into their performance. For example, dancers may rock a beanie baby side to side as they practice shifting their weight. Colorful shape mats help students identify their place or remind them how to move.

• Class extension activities are provided weekly as coloring sheets that display one thing the students practiced that day. They are a perfect conversation starter after class, allowing parents to further facilitate their child's understanding and retention of class content. 

Dress Code | Every student receives the standard class uniform annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees! Alternate leotard styles may be available at an additional cost based on the class level. Only Pure Dance Works logo wear is allowed in class. Ballet shoes are not included but can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

• Girls: Sparkle girls wear a particular color of the Pure Dance Works leotard based on their age, footed ballet pink tights, and pink leather ballet shoes. Hair must be completely secured in a bun. No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.  

• Boys: Sparkle boys wear a Pure Dance Works t-shirt, black Pure Dance Works pants, black socks, and black leather ballet shoes. Hair must be secured off the face and neck if it is long. No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.

Class Size and Schedule

• Class size 5-12 students
   

• This Summer Season class runs for four weeks in July and meets for one hour weekly. See Summer Class Schedule for detailed class days and times.

Good To Know

• You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included on the Super Simple Pricing page.

• This class begins during a bonus intake season separate from our primary school year season. It’s a great way to get a young dancer’s foot in the door and begin exploring the enchanting world of dance. Your child will have a guaranteed spot in a school year class as an enrolled student.

• Students in this summer class will not participate in a stage performance and are not eligible for the Performance Package. Those who continue into next school year’s season will participate in two stage performances in December and June and receive the complete Performance Package.

Enroll Here

Dancers must be 5 or 6 years old by July 7 to enroll in Sparkle 5&6 Variety.

Five and six-year-olds explore a new style each week to discover what they love. Classes rotate between ballet, tap, jazz and hip hop.

Bonus: YOU will be confident in your choice of school-year classes after you find out which styles most appeal to your dancer.

This primary-level class is designed for the developmental abilities of five- and six-year-olds and is perfect for beginners and continuing students. 

They’ll flourish in an enthralling pretend-play arena as they explore ballet, tap, musical theatre, and hip-hop, learn to use their Dancer Manners, and gain self-confidence.

Benefits

• Teachers certified in the Leap 'N Learn method intentionally nurture a typical five- and six-year-old physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development. Little dancers are never pushed beyond safe physical limits. They learn to be a first-time listener, take turns, and practice impulse control.

• Students in this class are afforded accelerated emotional intelligence. For many, this is their first independent activity apart from a parent. Gentle teachers are quite effective at helping a shy child choose to walk into the classroom confidently over time.  

• Exciting class activities build school readiness skills. Predicting and remembering patterns is helpful for dance and pre-math skills. Learning basic French ballet terms paired with familiar English terms increases language development.  (eg: "Princess Plié")

• Props help to engage students while developing an ability to integrate key movement concepts into their performance. For example, dancers may rock a beanie baby side to side as they practice shifting their weight. Colorful shape mats help students identify their place or remind them how to move.

• Class extension activities are provided weekly as coloring sheets that display one thing the students practiced that day. Dancers collect coloring sheets in their own three-ring binder. They are a perfect conversation starter after class, giving parents the opportunity to facilitate further their child's understanding and retention of class content. 

Dress Code | Every student receives the standard class uniform annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees! Alternate leotard or t-shirt styles may be available at an additional cost based on the class level. Only Pure Dance Works logo wear is allowed in class. Shoes are not included but can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

For the Summer Sparkle Variety Class, the dress code is slightly different from school year classes:

• Apparel | Students may wear any combination of Pure Dance Works apparel. Both tops and bottoms must be from Pure Dance Works.
   
• Hair | A bun is not required, but hair must be completely secured off the face and neck. Please pin back bangs and side wisps. 
   
• Please No: Jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class. 
   
• Shoes:
  • Weeks 1 & 2 | Ballet & Theater Jazz: Ballet shoes are recommended, but jazz shoes or socks are acceptable.
     
  • Week 3 | Tap: Tap shoes are recommended, but ballet shoes, jazz shoes, sneakers, or socks are acceptable.
     
  • Week 4 | Hip-Hop: Clean sneakers are recommended, but ballet shoes, jazz shoes, or socks are acceptable. 

Pro Tip: Ballet shoes or socks are always ok in Summer Variety Classes! 
You may ask to look through our boxes of donated ballet, tap, and jazz shoes BEFORE the class date if you want to try and find a pair to borrow for specific classes. 

Class Size & Schedule

• Class size 5-12 students
   

• This Summer Season class runs for four weeks in July and meets for one hour weekly. See Summer Class Schedule for detailed class days and times.

Good To Know

• You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included on the Super Simple Pricing page.

• This class begins during a bonus intake season separate from our primary school year season. It’s a great way to get a young dancer’s foot in the door and begin exploring the delightful world of dance. As an enrolled student, he or she will have a guaranteed spot in a school year class.

• Students in this summer class will not participate in a stage performance and are not eligible for the Performance Package. Those who continue into next school year’s season will participate in two stage performances in December and June and receive the complete Performance Package.

Enroll Here

Watch your child twirl into an enchanting world of make-believe and blossom into a confident dancer this summer in classes featuring Peter Pan.

Dancers will adore stories, games, activity sheets, and, of course, DANCING all centered around Peter Pan!

Sparkle Integrative Dance is a special needs dance class for students ages 3 - 6 with any physical or cognitive disability. We welcome students who are on the autism spectrum, have Down Syndrome, use an assistive device, or have any other special need.

They will thrive in Sparkle Integrative Ballet, an enchanting world of make-believe, where she'll learn early-childhood ballet skills, master cooperating with others, and gain self-confidence.

Benefits | You’ll love that each class intentionally nurtures each student's physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development.

• Physically, Integrative Dance improves balance, agility, and gross motor development. 

• Students develop social skills such as respect, teamwork, and encouragement. They also develop classroom skills such as following directions, taking turns, and giving your best effort.

• This is an emotionally safe place to explore self-expression. 

• Teachers nurture cognitive development by utilizing patterns, challenging dancers to recall a sequence of steps, and more. In addition, weekly coloring sheets that display something the students learned in class that week further facilitate the child's understanding and retention of class content.

Dress Code | There is no specific dress code for Integrative Dance, though a Pure Dance Works class uniform is included each year with your enrollment. Any easy-to-move-in, comfortable, and modest clothing is acceptable for Integrative Dance students.

• Shoes: Ballet Shoes (optional depending on student's needs)

• Hair: Secured off of the face and neck (optional depending on student's needs)

• Please No: Jewelry or fashion accessories may be worn in class for safety.

Age Range, Class Size, Schedule

• Students must be 3-7 years old by July 7, 2026.

  • Depending on the current ages in the class and specific students' needs, slightly older students may be placed in this class as well.

  • Often, students attend class with a caregiver; typically a parent, older sibling, babysitter, or therapist. The caregiver assists the student as needed in class, offering support and one-on-one guidance. 

• Class size 5-10 students

• This Summer Season class runs for four weeks in July and meets for forty-five minutes weekly. See Summer Class Schedule for detailed class days and times.

Good To Know

• You'll find pricing information and discover everything that is included on the Super Simple Pricing page.

• This class begins during a bonus intake season separate from our primary school year season. It’s a great way to get a young dancer’s foot in the door and begin exploring the enchanting world of dance. As an enrolled student, your child will have a guaranteed spot in a school year class.

• Students in this summer class will not participate in a stage performance and are not eligible for the Performance Package. Those who continue into next school year’s season will participate in two stage performances in December and June and receive the complete Performance Package.

Enroll Here

Ripple Integrative Summer Dance is a special needs dance class for students ages 8-17 with any physical or cognitive disability. We welcome students who are on the autism spectrum, have Down Syndrome, use an assistive device, or have any other special need.

Benefits | You’ll love that each class intentionally nurtures the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of each student.

• Physically, Integrative Dance improves balance, agility, and gross motor development. 

• Students develop social skills such as respect, teamwork, and encouragement. They also develop classroom skills such as following directions, taking turns, and giving your best effort.

• This is an emotionally safe place to explore self-expression. 

• Teachers nurture cognitive development by utilizing patterns, challenging dancers to recall a sequence of steps, and more. In addition, weekly coloring sheets that display something the students learned in class that week further facilitate the child's understanding and retention of class content.

Dress Code | There is no specific dress code for Integrative Dance, though a Pure Dance Works class uniform is included each year with your enrollment. Any easy-to-move-in, comfortable, and modest clothing is acceptable for Integrative Dance students.

• Shoes: Clean Sneakers (optional depending on student's needs)

• Hair: Secured off of the face and neck (optional depending on student's needs)

• Please No: Jewelry or fashion accessories may not be worn in class for safety.

Age Range, Class Size, Schedule

• Students must be 8-17 years old on July 7, 2026

  • Depending on the current ages in the class and specific students' needs, some 7-9-year-olds may be placed in Sparkle Integrative Dance.

  • Often, students attend class with a caregiver; typically a parent, older sibling, babysitter, or therapist. The caregiver assists the student as needed in class, offering support and one-on-one guidance. 

• Class size 5-10 students

• This Summer Season class runs for four weeks in July and meets for forty-five minutes weekly. See Summer Class Schedule for detailed class days and times.

Good To Know

• You'll find pricing information and discover everything that is included on the Super Simple Pricing page.

• This class begins during a bonus intake season separate from our primary school year season. It’s a great way to get a dancer’s foot in the door and discover the exciting world of dance. As an enrolled student, your child will have a guaranteed spot in a school year class.

• Students in this summer class will not participate in a stage performance and are not eligible for the Performance Package. Those who continue into next school year’s season will participate in two stage performances in December and June and receive the complete Performance Package.

Enroll Here

Dancers must be 7-9 years old by July 7 to enroll in Ripple Beginner Variety.

In the Beginner Variety Class, dancers ages 7-9 will explore a new style each week and discover what they love! Classes rotate between ballet, tap, jazz and hip hop.

This is the perfect opportunity for beginners to decide which styles they want to train in during the school year.  YOU will be confident in your choice of school-year classes when you know which styles most appeal to your dancer.

Dress Code | Every student receives the standard class uniform annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees! Alternate leotard or t-shirt styles may be available at an additional cost based on the class level. Only Pure Dance Works logo wear is allowed in class.

Shoes are not included but can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

Because styles rotate weekly, the dress code is slightly more relaxed than school year classes. Here's how to dress for Summer Variety Classes:

• Apparel | All Ripple dancers may wear any combination of Pure Dance Works apparel (tops and bottoms) to the Variety Classes for summer.
   
• Hair | Hair does not need to be in a bun, but it must be completely secured off of the face and neck. Please pin back bangs and side wisps.
   
• Please No: jewelry, accessories, other clothing or undergarments that show. Only skin-toned dance undergarments may be worn with a leotard and must be covered entirely.
   
• Shoes | For summer classes, no particular dance shoe is needed. Any soft dance shoes or socks are ok. The following are recommended when available:
   

You may ask to look through our boxes of used ballet, tap, and jazz shoes BEFORE the class date if you want to try and find a pair to borrow for a specific class.

Pro Tip: Socks are always OK for Summer Variety Classes! 

Class Size & Schedule
 

• Class size 5-12 students
   

• This Summer Season class runs for four weeks in July and meets for one hour and 15 minutes weekly. See the Summer Class Schedule for detailed class days and times.

Good To Know

• You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included on the Super Simple Pricing page.
   

• This class begins during a bonus intake season separate from our primary school year season. It’s a great way to get a young dancer’s foot in the door and begin exploring the delightful world of dance. As an enrolled student, he or she will have a guaranteed spot in a school year class.
   

• Students in this summer class will not participate in a stage performance and are not eligible for the Performance Package. Those who continue into next school year’s season will participate in two stage performances in December and June and receive the complete Performance Package.

Enroll

Dancers must be at least 10 years old by July 7 to enroll in Ripple Intermediate Variety.

In the Intermediate Variety Class, dancers ages 10-17 will explore a new style each week and discover what they love! Classes rotate between ballet, tap, jazz, and hip hop.

This is the perfect opportunity for beginners to decide which styles they want to train in during the school year.  YOU will be confident in your choice of school-year classes when you know which styles most appeal to your dancer.

Dress Code | Every student receives the standard class uniform annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees! Alternate leotard or t-shirt styles may be available at an additional cost based on the class level. Only Pure Dance Works logo wear is allowed in class.

Shoes are not included but can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

Because styles rotate weekly, the dress code is slightly more relaxed than school-year classes. Here's how to dress for Summer Variety Classes:

• Apparel | All Ripple dancers may wear any combination of Pure Dance Works apparel (tops and bottoms) to the Variety Classes for summer. 
   
• Please No: Jewelry, accessories, other clothing or undergarments that show. Only skin-toned dance undergarments may be worn with a leotard and must be covered entirely. 
   
• Hair | Hair does not need to be in a bun, but it must be completely secured off of the face and neck. Please pin back bangs and side wisps.
   
• Shoes | For summer classes, no particular dance shoe is needed. Any soft dance shoes or socks are ok. The following are recommended when available:

You may ask to look through our boxes of used ballet, tap, and jazz shoes BEFORE the class date if you want to try and find a pair to borrow for a specific class.

Pro Tip: Socks are always OK for Summer Variety Classes! 

Class Size & Schedule

• Class size 5-12 students

• This Summer Season class runs for four weeks in July and meets for one hour and 15 minutes weekly. See the Summer Class Schedule for detailed class days and times.

Good To Know

• You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included on the Super Simple Pricing page.
   

• This class begins during a bonus intake season separate from our primary school year season. It’s a great way to get a young dancer’s foot in the door and begin exploring the delightful world of dance. As an enrolled student, he or she will have a guaranteed spot in a school year class.
   

• Students in this summer class will not participate in a stage performance and are not eligible for the Performance Package. Those who continue into next school year’s season will participate in two stage performances in December and June and receive the complete Performance Package.

Enroll

Required for students in Ripple 3 Ballet as their highest ballet level during the '25-'26 Season
Open and highly recommended for ballet students in Ripples 4 & 5 and Grad Collab Ballet

The Summer Ballet Open Class provides ongoing training to keep dancers in top shape over the summer.

Pre-pointe and pointe students need 2-3 weekly ballet classes to build or maintain the strength, mobility, stability, flexibility, and proper muscle memory for safe pointe work.

The weekly Open Class includes:

• Conditioning exercises
• Ballet technique 
• Learn variations from Giselle

Dress Code  

• Apparel: Any Pure Dance Works leotard & pink footed tights worn under leotard

• Shoes: Flat ballet shoes (bring pointe shoes if you have them)

• Hair: A bun or similar style, completely secured off the face and neck; pin back bangs and side wisps.

• Optional: Ballet skirt, leg warmers

• Please No: Jewelry, accessories, other clothing, or undergarments that show. Only skin-toned dance undergarments may be worn with a leotard and must be covered entirely.

• Bring: Water bottle & Yoga mat. Bring a sack lunch if you are staying for the Pure Performance Company Workshop.

Class Details

• Eligibility | Students must have completed Ripple 3 Ballet or above during the '25-'26 Season

• Schedule | July 9-30, 2026, Thursdays 9:00 - 10:30 AM

  • A drop-in option for dancers who can't commit to all four classes will be available on our website.

• Registration & Pricing | Current students may visit the Parent Portal for registration and pricing.

Transfer Students: Please get in touch with [email protected] to inquire about enrollment.

Required for students who have completed Ripple 5 & Grad Collab Ballet.

Open to students who have completed Ripple 4 Ballet or higher during the '25-'26 Season. 

The Ballet Summer Intensive promises serious personal progress for pre-pointe and pointe students.

Best for dancers ready to accelerate their ballet progress through focused, immersive training.

Ballet intensives produce accelerated progress because training happens in a focused, uninterrupted block of time. With 26½ hours of instruction in one week, dancers receive the equivalent of more than six weeks of regular classes, allowing technique, strength, and corrections to build day after day instead of resetting each week.

This consistent daily training creates stronger muscle memory, improved alignment, and faster technical clarity. Dancers don’t just learn more—they retain more—because concepts have time to settle into the body and develop naturally through repetition and reinforcement.

To ensure this progress isn’t lost, dancers who attend the June Ballet Intensive also continue with a weekly ballet class in July. This combination protects turnout, strength, and muscle memory so dancers return in the fall stronger, more confident, and ready for the next level of training.

Dress Code  

• Apparel: Any modest leotard & pink footed tights worn under leotard

• Shoes: Flat ballet shoes and pointe shoes if you have them

• Hair: A bun or similar style, completely secured off the face and neck; pin back bangs and side wisps.

• Optional: Ballet skirt, leg warmers

• Please No: Jewelry, accessories, other clothing, or undergarments that show. Only skin-toned dance undergarments may be worn with a leotard and must be covered entirely.

• Bring: Yoga mat, water bottle, sack lunch (and stretch bands if you have them)

Class Details

• Eligibility | Students must have completed a class in Ripple 4 Ballet or above during the '25-'26 Season

• Schedule | June 22-26, 2026, 9 AM - 3 PM Daily 

• Registration & Pricing | Current students may visit the Parent Portal for registration and pricing.

Transfer Students: Please get in touch with [email protected] to inquire about enrollment.

Required for students in Ripple 4 Ballet during the '25-'26 Season
Open to Ripple 5 & Grad Collab Ballet students

The Jr. Pointe Technique summer class provides ongoing training to keep pre-pointe & pointe dancers in top shape over the summer.

These students should attend ballet 2-3x/week to develop and maintain the strength, stability, mobility, flexibility, and proper muscle memory required for safe pointe work.

The Weekly Jr. Pointe Technique Class Includes:

• Conditioning exercises

• Pointe technique 

Dress Code  

• Apparel: Any Pure Dance Works leotard & pink footed tights worn under leotard

• Shoes: Flat shoes and pointe shoes (if you are pre-pointe, just bring flat shoes)

• Hair: A bun or similar style, completely secured off the face and neck; pin back bangs and side wisps.

• Optional: Ballet skirt, leg warmers

• Please No: Jewelry, accessories, other clothing, or undergarments that show. Only skin-toned dance undergarments may be worn with a leotard and must be covered entirely.

• Bring: Water bottle & Yoga mat 

Class Details

• Eligibility | Students must have completed Ripple 4 Ballet or above during the '25-'26 Season

• Schedule | July 6- 27, 2026, Mondays 9:00 - 10:15 AM

  • A drop-in option for dancers who can't commit to all four classes will be available on our website.

• Registration & Pricing | Current students may visit the Parent Portal for registration and pricing.

Transfer Students: Please get in touch with [email protected] to inquire about enrollment.

Required for ballet students in Ripple 5 and Grad Collab Ballet during the '25-'26 Season

The Sr. Pointe Technique summer class provides ongoing training to keep advanced pointe dancers in top shape over the summer. 

Advanced ballet students should attend ballet 3x/week to maintain the strength, stability, mobility, flexibility, and proper muscle memory required for safe pointe work.

The Weekly Sr. Pointe Technique Class Includes:

• Conditioning exercises

• Advanced pointe technique 

Dress Code  

• Apparel: Any Pure Dance Works leotard & pink footed tights worn under leotard

• Shoes: Pointe Shoes (bring your flat shoes)

• Hair: A bun or similar style, completely secured off the face and neck; pin back bangs and side wisps.

• Optional: Ballet skirt, leg warmers

• Please No: Jewelry, accessories, other clothing, or undergarments that show. Only skin-toned dance undergarments may be worn with a leotard and must be covered entirely.

• Bring: Water bottle & Yoga mat 

Class Details

• Eligibility | Students must have completed Ripple 4 Ballet or above during the '25-'26 Season

• Schedule | July 8-29, 2026, Wednesdays 9:00 - 10:15 AM

• Registration & Pricing | Current students may visit the Parent Portal for registration and pricing.

Transfer Students: Please get in touch with [email protected] to inquire about enrollment.

Dancers must be 18 months old and be able to run steadily on their feet by the first day of class to enroll in Dewdrop Dance.

Together, you’ll delight in enchanting adventures as you watch your toddler blossom into an independent preschooler. 

During the Fall Season, you'll roast marshmallows, grow a garden, entertain at the circus, blast off into outer space, dive under the sea, and dance like zoo animals. Every class is an adventure!

Your toddler will thrive in Dewdrop Dance, where he or she will adore dancing with you through enchanting worlds of make-believe designed to develop early childhood skills such as sharing, making choices, taking turns, and impulse control.

Dewdrop Dance celebrates the wonder and joy of childhood by immersing children in sensory-rich pretend play activities that ignite creativity.

Teachers certified in the Leap 'N Learn method intentionally nurture the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of toddlers. 

Grown-ups will be amazed at how valuable each lesson is to their child's development. You'll love every second of class as you share many smiles and giggles with your little one.

And don't worry; we won't put you on stage; this is a non-performing class :). 

Benefits Include:

1. Dance Skills | Pre-ballet skills are presented in a safe, fun way that builds a foundation for future dance training. 
    
2. Social Sills | Students practice taking turns and socializing with other kiddos and grown-ups every week.
    
3. Classroom Skills | Growing comfortable in a group learning environment with a trusted grownup by their side is the perfect introduction to classroom experiences for toddlers. 
    
4. School Readiness | Your toddler will build school-readiness skills. Sorting, following patterns, and eye-tracking are just a few class activities promoting pre-math and pre-reading skills.
    
5. Motor Control | Props such as hoops and wands enthrall toddlers and provide endless opportunities to develop gross and fine motor control, along with a host of movement concepts central to dance training. Frequent obstacle courses are a highlight of class and promote spatial awareness. 
    
6. Extension Activities | Each class includes coloring sheets to provide at-home learning opportunities. Short weekly emails provide insight into your toddler’s progress by revealing the what, why, and how of intentional class activities.
    
7. Ten-Week Seasons | Dewdrop Dance is presented in easy 10-week seasons that provide a gentle introduction to dance for children ages 18 months to 3 years and a grown-up.
    
8. Badges | Your child earns a new Dewdrop badge every 10-week season; plus a bonus badge during the December Holiday Season. Your child can earn up to ten badges before graduating to the Sparkle Program! 

Dress Code | Every student receives an adorable new uniform annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees. 

Girls: Dewdrop girls wear a baby blue Pure Dance Works skirted leotard with footed ballet pink tights and pink leather ballet shoes. Hair must be secured in any style if it is long enough to fall on the face or neck. 

Boys: Dewdrop boys wear a Dewdrop Program t-shirt, black Pure Dance Works bottoms, black socks, and black leather ballet shoes. 

Grown-Ups: Adults may wear easy-to-move-in, comfortable, modest clothing with socks.

Girls & Boys

• No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.
• Alternate leotard styles for girls or shirt styles for boys may be available based on the class level at an additional cost. 
• Tops & bottoms (except tights) must display the Pure Dance Works logo.
• Shoes are not included but can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

Age Range & Class Info

• Mininium Age: 18 months and can run steadily 
• Maximun Age: 3 years, 6 months
• Frequency & Length: Once a week for 45 minutes
• Class Size: Typical classes have 5-10 students plus grown-ups.
• Participants:
  • Students attend with 1-2 grown-ups. All grown-ups participate fully in class.
  • Babies six months and under may be worn during class.
  • Siblings over six months old may not be in the classroom.
• Duration: 10 weeks
  • The Fall Season begins after Labor Day in September and ends in November, just before Thanksgiving. 
• You can begin at the start of ANY season. 
  • Even after multiple seasons of Dewdrop Dance, you'll never encounter the same class twice; endless variety is built into the program. 

Pricing & Inclusions
You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included(!) on the Super Simple Pricing page.

What’s Next?
Around their 3rd birthday, Dewdrop students graduate to Sparkle 3 Ballet. Promotion months are January, March, July, and August.

In Sparkle 3 Ballet, students attend class without an adult and perform on stage in December and June.

Sparkle 3 classes have a 12-month age range, meaning three-year-olds are only placed in a class with other 3’s. The max class size is eight students with a teacher and an assistant.

Please note, however, that some short-term Sparkle classes that begin in January, March, and July may combine ages 3 and 4. The max class size is ten students with a teacher and an assistant.
Enroll Here    
Enroll Here

Dancers must be 18 months old and be able to run steadily on their feet by the first day of class to enroll in Dewdrop Dance.

Together, you’ll delight in enchanting adventures as you watch your toddler blossom into an independent preschooler. 

The Holiday Season provides the perfect entry-level class for new students as well as on-going classes with a festive twist for continuing students.

Gobble up delicious fun in a Thanksgiving-themed class  centered around gratitude and generosity.

Gingerbread Jingle classes provide ample opportunities to bask in the warmth of family and friends as you create magical holiday memories together. 

Every class is an adventure!

Your toddler will thrive in Dewdrop Dance, where he or she will adore dancing with you through enchanting worlds of make-believe designed to develop early childhood skills such as sharing, making choices, taking turns, and impulse control.

Dewdrop Dance celebrates the wonder and joy of childhood by immersing children in sensory-rich pretend play activities that ignite creativity.

Teachers certified in the Leap 'N Learn method intentionally nurture the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of toddlers. 

Grown-ups will be amazed at how valuable each lesson is to their child's development. You'll love every second of class as you share many smiles and giggles with your little one.

And don't worry; we won't put you on stage; this is a non-performing class :). 

Benefits Include:

1. Dance Skills | Pre-ballet skills are presented in a safe, fun way that builds a foundation for future dance training. 
    
2. Social Skills | Students practice taking turns and socializing with other kiddos and grown-ups every week.
    
3. Classroom Skills | Growing comfortable in a group learning environment with a trusted grownup by their side is the perfect introduction to classroom experiences for toddlers. 
    
4. School Readiness | Your toddler will build school-readiness skills. Sorting, following patterns, and eye-tracking are just a few class activities promoting pre-math and pre-reading skills.
    
5. Motor Control | Props such as hoops and wands enthrall toddlers and provide endless opportunities to develop gross and fine motor control, along with a host of movement concepts central to dance training. Frequent obstacle courses are a highlight of class and promote spatial awareness. 
    
6. Extension Activities | Each class includes coloring sheets to provide at-home learning opportunities. Short weekly emails provide insight into your toddler’s progress by revealing the what, why, and how of intentional class activities.
    
7. Simple Seasons | Dewdrop Dance is presented in easy 4- or 10-week seasons that provide a gentle introduction to dance for children ages 18 months to 3 years and a grown-up. The Holiday Season is the only 4-week Season.
    
8. Badges | Your child earns a new Dewdrop badge every 10-week season, plus a bonus badge during the Holiday Season. Your child can earn up to ten badges before graduating to the Sparkle Program!

Dress Code | Every student receives an adorable new uniform annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees. 

Girls: Dewdrop girls wear a baby blue Pure Dance Works skirted leotard with footed ballet pink tights and pink leather ballet shoes. Hair must be secured in any style if it is long enough to fall on the face or neck. 

Boys: Dewdrop boys wear a Dewdrop Program t-shirt, black Pure Dance Works bottoms, black socks, and black leather ballet shoes. 

Grown-Ups: Adults may wear easy-to-move-in, comfortable, modest clothing with socks.

Girls & Boys

• No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.
• Alternate leotard styles for girls or shirt styles for boys may be available based on the class level at an additional cost. 
• Tops & bottoms (except tights) must display the Pure Dance Works logo.
• Shoes are not included but can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

Age Range & Class Info

• Minimum Age: 18 months and can run steadily 
• Maximum Age: 3 years, 6 months
• Frequency & Length: Once a week for 45 minutes
• Class Size: Typical classes have 5-10 students plus grown-ups.
• Participants:
  • Students attend with 1-2 grown-ups. All grown-ups participate fully in class.
  • Babies six months and under may be worn during class.
  • Siblings over six months old may not be in the classroom.
• Duration: 4 weeks
  • The Holiday Season begins the week before Thanksgiving and ends just before Chirstmas. There are no Dewdrop classes the week of Thanksgiving.
• You can begin at the start of ANY season. 
  • Even after multiple seasons of Dewdrop Dance, you'll never encounter the same class twice; endless variety is built into the program. 

Pricing & Inclusions
You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included(!) on the Super Simple Pricing page.

What’s Next?
We will save a spot for your child in an appropriate class that begins in January. 

Children who are not yet three years old will continue in Dewdrop, while those who turn three by January 1 will be placed in a Sparkle 3 Ballet class. 

Around their 3rd birthday, Dewdrop students graduate to Sparkle 3 Ballet. Promotion months are January, March, July, and August.

In Sparkle 3 Ballet, students attend class without an adult and perform on stage in December and June.

Sparkle 3 classes have a 12-month age range, meaning three-year-olds are only placed in a class with other 3’s. The max class size is eight students with a teacher and an assistant.

Please note, however, that some short-term Sparkle classes that begin in January, March, and July may combine ages 3 and 4. The max class size is ten students with a teacher and an assistant.
Enroll Here    

Enroll Here    

Dancers must be 18 months old and be able to run steadily on their feet by the first day of class to enroll in Dewdrop Dance.

Together, you’ll delight in enchanting adventures as you watch your toddler blossom into an independent preschooler. 

During the Winter Season, you'll grow a wonderful garden, entertain at the circus, dive under the sea, dance gleefully like zoo animals, romp in the park, and explore a wintery wonderland together. Every class is an adventure!

Your toddler will thrive in Dewdrop Dance, where he or she will adore dancing with you through enchanting worlds of make-believe designed to develop early childhood skills such as sharing, making choices, taking turns, and impulse control.

Dewdrop Dance celebrates the wonder and joy of childhood by immersing children in sensory-rich pretend play activities that ignite creativity.
Teachers certified in the Leap 'N Learn method intentionally nurture the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of toddlers. 

Grown-ups will be amazed at how valuable each lesson is to their child's development. You'll love every second of class as you share many smiles and giggles with your little one.

And don't worry; we won't put you on stage; this is a non-performing class :). 

Benefits Include:

1. Dance Skills | Pre-ballet skills are presented in a safe, fun way that builds a foundation for future dance training. 
    
2. Social Skills | Students practice taking turns and socializing with other kiddos and grown-ups every week.
    
3. Classroom Skills | Growing comfortable in a group learning environment with a trusted grownup by their side is the perfect introduction to classroom experiences for toddlers. 
    
4. School Readiness | Your toddler will build school-readiness skills. Sorting, following patterns, and eye-tracking are just a few class activities promoting pre-math and pre-reading skills.
    
5. Motor Control | Props such as hoops and wands enthrall toddlers and provide endless opportunities to develop gross and fine motor control, along with a host of movement concepts central to dance training. Frequent obstacle courses are a highlight of class and promote spatial awareness. 
    
6. Extension Activities | Each class includes coloring sheets to provide at-home learning opportunities. Short weekly emails provide insight into your toddler’s progress by revealing the what, why, and how of intentional class activities.
    
7. Ten-Week Seasons | Dewdrop Dance is presented in easy 10-week seasons that provide a gentle introduction to dance for children ages 18 months to 3 years and a grown-up.
    
8. Badges | Your child earns a new Dewdrop badge every 10-week season, plus a bonus badge during the December Holiday Season. Your child can earn up to ten badges before graduating to the Sparkle Program! 

Dress Code | Every student receives an adorable new uniform annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees. 

Girls: Dewdrop girls wear a baby blue Pure Dance Works skirted leotard with footed ballet pink tights and pink leather ballet shoes. Hair must be secured in any style if it is long enough to fall on the face or neck. 

Boys: Dewdrop boys wear a Dewdrop Program t-shirt, black Pure Dance Works bottoms, black socks, and black leather ballet shoes. 

Grown-Ups: Adults may wear easy-to-move-in, comfortable, modest clothing with socks.

Girls & Boys

• No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.
• Alternate leotard styles for girls or shirt styles for boys may be available based on the class level at an additional cost. 
• Tops & bottoms (except tights) must display the Pure Dance Works logo.
• Shoes are not included but can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

Age Range & Class Info

• Minimum Age: 18 months and can run steadily 
• Maximum Age: 3 years, 6 months
• Frequency & Length: Once a week for 45 minutes
• Class Size: Typical classes have 5-10 students plus grown-ups.
• Participants:
  • Students attend with 1-2 grown-ups. All grown-ups participate fully in class.
  • Babies six months and under may be worn during class.
  • Siblings over six months old may not be in the classroom.
• Duration: 10 weeks
  • The Winter Season begins right after the New Year and runs through mid-March.
• You can begin at the start of ANY season. 
  • Even after multiple seasons of Dewdrop Dance, you'll never encounter the same class twice; endless variety is built into the program. 

Pricing & Inclusions
You'll find pricing information and discover everything that is included(!) on the Super Simple Pricing page.

What’s Next?
Around their 3rd birthday, Dewdrop students graduate to Sparkle 3 Ballet. Promotion months are January, March, July, and August.

In Sparkle 3 Ballet, students attend class without an adult and perform on stage in December and June.

Sparkle 3 classes have a 12-month age range, meaning three-year-olds are only placed in a class with other 3’s. The max class size is eight students with a teacher and an assistant.

Please note, however, that some short-term Sparkle classes that begin in January, March, and July may combine ages 3 and 4. The max class size is ten students with a teacher and an assistant.

Enroll Here

Dancers must be 18 months old and be able to run steadily on their feet by the first day of class to enroll in Dewdrop Dance.

Together, you’ll delight in enchanting adventures as you watch your toddler blossom into an independent preschooler. 

During the Spring Season, you'll grow a beautiful garden, entertain at the circus, blast off into outer space, dance gleefully like zoo animals, romp in the park, and explore the splendor of Spring together. Every class is an adventure!

Your toddler will thrive in Dewdrop Dance, where he or she will adore dancing with you through enchanting worlds of make-believe designed to develop early childhood skills such as sharing, making choices, taking turns, and impulse control.

Dewdrop Dance celebrates the wonder and joy of childhood by immersing children in sensory-rich pretend play activities that ignite creativity.

Teachers certified in the Leap 'N Learn method intentionally nurture the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of toddlers. 

Grown-ups will be amazed at how valuable each lesson is to their child's development. You'll love every second of class as you share many smiles and giggles with your little one.

And don't worry; we won't put you on stage; this is a non-performing class :). 


Benefits Include:

1. Dance Skills | Pre-ballet skills are presented in a safe, fun way that builds a foundation for future dance training.
    
2. Social Skills | Students practice taking turns and socializing with other kiddos and grown-ups every week.
    
3. Classroom Skills | Growing comfortable in a group learning environment with a trusted grownup by their side is the perfect introduction to classroom experiences for toddlers. 
    
4. School Readiness | Your toddler will build school-readiness skills. Sorting, following patterns, and eye-tracking are just a few class activities promoting pre-math and pre-reading skills.
    
5. Motor Control | Props such as hoops and wands enthrall toddlers and provide endless opportunities to develop gross and fine motor control, along with a host of movement concepts central to dance training. Frequent obstacle courses are a highlight of class and promote spatial awareness.
    
6. Extension Activities | Each class includes coloring sheets to provide at-home learning opportunities. Short weekly emails provide insight into your toddler’s progress by revealing the what, why, and how of intentional class activities.
    
7. Ten-Week Seasons | Dewdrop Dance is presented in easy 10-week seasons that provide a gentle introduction to dance for children ages 18 months to 3 years and a grown-up.
    
8. Badges | Your child earns a new Dewdrop badge every 10-week season, plus a bonus badge during the Holiday Season. Your child can earn up to ten badges before graduating to the Sparkle Program! 

Dress Code | Every student receives an adorable new uniform annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees. 
Girls: Dewdrop girls wear a baby blue Pure Dance Works skirted leotard with footed ballet pink tights and pink leather ballet shoes. Hair must be secured in any style if it is long enough to fall on the face or neck. 

Boys: Dewdrop boys wear a Dewdrop Program t-shirt, black Pure Dance Works bottoms, black socks, and black leather ballet shoes. 

Grown-Ups: Adults may wear easy-to-move-in, comfortable, modest clothing with socks.

Girls & Boys

• No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.
• Alternate leotard styles for girls or shirt styles for boys may be available based on the class level at an additional cost. 
• Tops & bottoms (except tights) must display the Pure Dance Works logo.
• Shoes are not included but can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

Age Range & Class Info

• Minimum Age: 18 months and can run steadily 
• Maximum Age: 3 years, 6 months
• Frequency & Length: Once a week for 45 minutes
• Class Size: Typical classes have 5-10 students plus grown-ups.
• Participants:
  • Students attend with 1-2 grown-ups. All grown-ups participate fully in class.
  • Babies six months and under may be worn during class.
  • Siblings over six months old may not be in the classroom.
• Duration: 10 weeks
  • The Spring Season begins mid-March and runs through late May.
• You can begin at the start of ANY season. 
  • Even after multiple seasons of Dewdrop Dance, you'll never encounter the same class twice; endless variety is built into the program. 

Pricing & Inclusions
You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included(!) on the Super Simple Pricing page.

 

What’s Next?
Around their 3rd birthday, Dewdrop students graduate to Sparkle 3 Ballet. Promotion months are January, March, July, and August.

In Sparkle 3 Ballet, students attend class without an adult and perform on stage in December and June.

Sparkle 3 classes have a 12-month age range, meaning three-year-olds are only placed in a class with other 3’s. The max class size is eight students with a teacher and an assistant.

Please note, however, that some short-term Sparkle classes that begin in January, March, and July may combine ages 3 and 4. The max class size is ten students with a teacher and an assistant.

Enroll Here    

Dancers must be 3 years old by October 1 to enroll in Sparkle 3 Ballet.
Watch her twirl into an enchanting world of make-believe and blossom into a lovely ballerina. Watch him bounce into an enthralling adventure and emerge a confident dancer.

Your child will thrive in Sparkle 3 Ballet, where they’ll treasure dancing with princesses, fairies, and flamingos in an enthralling pretend play arena as they explore pre-ballet skills, learn to use their Dancer Manners, and gain self-confidence.
Little dancers are never pushed beyond safe physical limits. They learn to be a first-time listener, take turns, and practice impulse control.

Teachers trained and certified in the proven Leap 'N Learn method intentionally nurture the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of a typical three-year-old in every class using professionally designed, developmental- and education-based lesson plans. 

Students are afforded accelerated emotional intelligence. 

For many, this is their first independent activity apart from a parent. Gentle teachers are quite effective at helping a shy child choose to walk into the classroom confidently over time.  

Exciting class activities build school readiness skills. 

Predicting and remembering patterns is helpful for dance and pre-math skills. 

Learning basic French ballet terms as they are paired with familiar English terms (eg: Princess Plié) increases language development. 

Props engage students and serve as scaffolding tools that help develop the ability to integrate key movement concepts into their performance. 

For example, dancers may rock a beanie baby side to side as they practice shifting their weight. 

Colorful shape mats help students identify their place,  and serve as scaffolding tools by provide reminders of where or how to move, and much more.

Weekly coloring sheets display a key element of they day’s lesson plan, such as “My Turn Around The Circle.” 

These perfect conversation starters give parents the opportunity to further facilitate their child's understanding and retention of class content. 

Dress Code
Your dancer’s standard class uniform is INCLUDED annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees! 
Girls

• Sparkle 3 girls wear a Lipstick Pure Dance Works leotard with footed ballet pink tights and pink leather ballet shoes. 
• Hair must be completely secured off of the face and neck; a bun is preferred but not required. 

Boys

• Boys wear a Sparkle Program t-shirt, black Pure Dance Works pants, black socks, and black leather ballet shoes. 
• If hair is long, it must be completely secured off of the face and neck. 

Girls & Boys

• No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.
• Alternate leotard styles for girls or shirt styles for boys may be available based on the class level at an additional cost. 
• Tops & bottoms must display the Pure Dance Works logo.
• Shoes are not included but are required and can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

Age Range & Class Info

• Classes with an August start date: Students must be three years old by October 1.
• Classes with a January, March, or July start date: Students must be three years old by the first day of class. 
• Class size: 5-8 students
• Meets once a week for 60 minutes
• Students enrolled by the deadline for the 40-week season perform in December and January (costumes are INCLUDED :).

Pricing & Inclusions
You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included(!) on the Super Simple Pricing page.
 

What’s Next?
This first year of pre-ballet training sets the stage for the next enchanting stop on your young dancer’s journey: Sparkle 4 Ballet.

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Three-year-olds will adore their very own weekly ballet class! 

What could be better than an hour each week full of princes and princesses, fairies, flamingos, and other imaginative stories that will delight each child as they discover the enchanting world of ballet?  

This Pre-Ballet class is designed for the developmental abilities of three-year-olds and is perfect for beginners and continuing students alike. 

What To Wear  Your child’s beautiful or handsome class uniform is included as a part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees!

-Female students will receive the required class leotard and tights. 
--Pink leather ballet shoes* will complete the outfit and are available from our on-site dancewear shop. Shoes do not need to be purchased here; any pink leather ballet shoe is fine.

-Male students will receive the required Pure Dance Works t-shirt and pants.
--Solid black socks are worn with black leather ballet shoes*. We can size and order shoes for you, or you may get them elsewhere. 

-Hair Please secure all hair in a bun for girls. Boys with long hair must secure it off of the face and neck. 

-Accessories Only small pierced earrings are allowed as jewelry in class for the dancer's safety. No warmups or additional apparel may be worn in class.

*Ballet shoes may or may not be included as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees, depending on the enrollment date. Please inquire. 

This class begins during a bonus intake season separate from our primary school year season. It’s a great way to get a young dancer’s foot in the door and begin exploring the dance world. 

Students enrolled in classes that begin in any month after August do not participate in stage performances and are not eligible for the Performance Package. Those who continue into the next school year’s season will participate in stage performances.

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Dancers must be 4 years old by October 1 to enroll in Sparkle 4 Ballet.

Your dancer’s eyes will sparkle every time they waltz into their own enchanting dance class, where they delight in princess pliés, fairy piqués, and flamingo passés. 

Your child will thrive in Sparkle 4 Ballet, where they will outsmart the sharks, learn manners fit for royalty, and blast off into outer space with rocket sautés. Dancers master pre-ballet skills and develop self-confidence in a loving and respectful environment. 

Little dancers are never pushed beyond safe physical limits. Sparkle 4 Ballet students learn how to speak and listen respectfully in a group, be a first-time listener, & take turns.

Teachers trained and certified in the proven Leap 'N Learn method intentionally nurture the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of a typical four-year-old in every class using professionally designed, developmental- and education-based lesson plans. 

Emotional awareness is developed through specific activities designed to help children identify and express various emotions in a safe, stress-free environment. 

For many, this may be their first independent activity apart from a parent. Gentle teachers are quite effective at helping a shy child choose to walk into the classroom confidently over time.  

Exciting class activities build school readiness skills. 

Predicting and remembering patterns is helpful for dance and pre-math skills. 

Learning basic French ballet terms as they are paired with familiar English terms (eg: Flamingo Passé) increases language development. 

Colorful props such as ribbon rings and rhythm instruments keep dancers' attention. 

Just as importantly, props help to ingrain movement concepts that dancers will use for the rest of their dancing days.

For example, a popular activity uses ribbon rings to allow students to fly with big, slow, smooth butterfly wings or little, fast, sharp hummingbird wings. Four-year-olds have just demonstrated size, speed, and energy in one combination!

Weekly coloring sheets that reflect part of the day’s lesson plan, such as “Plié In Parallel & Plié In First.” 

These are a perfect conversation starter that gives parents the opportunity to further facilitate their child's understanding and retention of class content. 

Dress Code
Your dancer’s standard class uniform is INCLUDED annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees! 

Girls

• Sparkle 4 girls wear a Lilac Pure Dance Works leotard with footed ballet pink tights and pink leather ballet shoes. 
• Hair must be completely secured off of the face and neck; a bun is preferred but not required. 

Boys

• Sparkle 4 boys wear a Sparkle Program t-shirt, black Pure Dance Works pants, black socks, and black leather ballet shoes. 
• If hair is long, it must be completely secured off of the face and neck. 

Girls & Boys:

• No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.
• Alternate leotard styles for girls or shirt styles for boys may be available based on the class level at an additional cost. 
• Tops & bottoms must display the Pure Dance Works logo.
• Shoes are not included but are required and can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

Age Range & Class Info

• Students must be four years old by October 1
• Class size: 5-10 students
• Meets once a week for 60 minutes
• Students enrolled by the deadline for the 40-week season perform in December and January (costumes are INCLUDED :).

Pricing & Inclusions
You'll find pricing information and discover everything that is included(!) on the Super Simple Pricing page.

What’s Next?
Sparkle 4 Ballet concludes a dancer’s pre-ballet training. In Sparkle 5 Ballet, students will develop more complex primary-level ballet skills. 

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Dancers must be 5 years old by October 1 to enroll in Sparkle 5 Ballet.

Your dancer’s face will shine with joy every time they leap into their own engaging class to practice cat and mouse gallops, learn the step of the horse, and play rhythms on maracas.

Your child will flourish in Sparkle 5 Ballet where they perform “fairy piqués” quietly to avoid wake the sleeping fairy and keep their flashlight knees shining on the ceiling to maintain external rotation during a temps lié. 

In Sparkle 5 Ballet, dancers learn primary-ballet skills and are never pushed beyond safe physical limits. 

Increased muscle strength and control mean that they work turned out a majority of the time, learn more complex arm positions, and enjoy learning more intricate formations than pre-ballet classes. Primary ballet skills help increase balance, agility, and gross motor development.  

Teachers trained and certified in the proven Leap 'N Learn method intentionally nurture the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of a typical five-year-old in every class using professionally designed, developmental- and education-based lesson plans. 

Students develop confidence as they learn essential social skills in a supportive environment.

Sparkle students can earn the title of Star Student when they show respect for and cooperate with the teacher, their friends, and the studio using their Dancer Manners. 

Etiquette is a universal ballet concept that has lovely implications when applied to all areas of a dancer's life. 
Sparkle 5 Ballet students develop a knowledge and understanding of  French terminology. 

Teachers will begin to drop the English words associated with French terms as students are more able to recall the correct terms without the association. 

For example, sometimes the teacher will say, “flamingo passé” and sometimes she’ll just say “passé.”

Emotional awareness is developed through specific activities designed to help children identify and express various emotions in a safe, stress-free environment. 

According to Dr. Annie Spell, Ph.D. and co-author of the Leap 'N Learn curriculum used in Sparkle Ballet, this is an essential skill for healthy emotional development. 

Understanding what emotions are, that everyone has them, and that it's ok to express them helps children strengthen their emotional intelligence.

Musical awareness advances in the primary ballet levels as students may be able to start on the count of "1" independently, can count and clap more complex rhythms, and demonstrate a greater ability to execute steps in time with the music. 

The use of props such as different-sized soft pumpkins fosters creativity and artistry. 

Props provide a deeper understanding and incorporation of movement concepts presented in class, such as level. 
Sure, you can leap across the floor low, medium and high over nothing, but having three different sized pumpkins to leap over produces much more noticeable results. 

Weekly coloring sheets display a key component of the day’s lesson plan, such as “Tendu à La Seconde.” 

They are a perfect conversation starters that give parents the opportunity to further facilitate their child's understanding and retention of class content. 

Dress Code
Your dancer’s standard class uniform is INCLUDED annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees! 

Girls

• Sparkle 5 girls wear a Pink Pure Dance Works leotard with footed ballet pink tights and pink leather ballet shoes. 
• Hair must be worn in a bun for Sparkle 5 Ballet. Please secure all hair including bangs and whispies completely off of the face and neck.

Boys

• Boys wear a Sparkle Program t-shirt, black Pure Dance Works pants, black socks, and black leather ballet shoes. 
• If hair is long, it must be completely secured off of the face and neck. 

Girls & Boys:

• No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.
• Alternate leotard styles for girls or shirt styles for boys may be available based on the class level at an additional cost. 
• Tops & bottoms must display the Pure Dance Works logo.
• Shoes are not included but are required and can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

Age Range & Class Size

• Students must be five years old by October 1.
• Class size: 5-12 students
• Meets once a week for 60 minutes
• Students enrolled by the deadline for the 40-week season perform in December and January (costumes are INCLUDED :).

Pricing & Inclusions
You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included(!) on the Super Simple Pricing page.

What’s Next?
The next stage on your dancer’s journey is the highest level of the Sparkle Program: Sparkle 6 Ballet. Here dancers will continue to refine primary ballet skills with greater precision.
 
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Dancers must be 6 years old by October 1 to enroll in Sparkle 6 Ballet.

Your child will soar in Sparkle 6 Ballet as they gracefully learn to convey captivating stories through primary ballet technique and classical ballet pantomime.  

Because sixes easily relate to the world of pretend play, the technique is often introduced through imaginative storylines. 

The pretend-play aspect of Sparkle 6 Ballet both engages students and serves as a discovery of ballet’s rich culture, in which many classic performances are stories told through dance and pantomime. 

The primary ballet technique introduced in Sparkle 5 Ballet is performed with greater proficiency in Sparkle 6 Ballet. Dancers are never pushed beyond safe physical limits.

Sparkle 6 Ballet students benefit from increased balance, agility, and gross motor development. Therefore, they work turned out a majority of the time, master primary-level arm positions and movements, and enjoy collaborating with classmates to create intricate formations. 

Teachers trained and certified in the proven Leap 'N Learn method intentionally nurture the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of a typical six-year-old in every class using professionally designed, developmentally- and education-based lesson plans. 

Dancer Manners are an essential part of the Sparkle Program. Dancers are recognized as Star Students when they show respect for the teacher, their friends, and the dance space. 

Etiquette is a universal ballet concept that has lovely implications when applied in other areas of a dancer's life.

Sparkle 6 Ballet students develop knowledge and understanding of  French terminology. 

As students progress through the primary levels, teachers increasingly drop the English words associated with French terms. 

Sometimes the teacher will say, “Princess plié,” and sometimes she’ll say “plié.”

Emotions play an important role in our personal lives and in the world of dance. 

They are discussed and expressed frequently in class, and emotional awareness is developed through specific activities designed to help children identify and express various emotions in a safe, stress-free environment. 

The ability to identify and express emotions is a vital part of healthy early development. 

Musical awareness advances in the primary ballet levels as students can now be expected to start on the count of "1" independently, can count and clap more complex rhythms, and demonstrate a greater ability to execute steps in time with the music. 

The use of props such as fans fosters creativity and artistry. 

Props also provide a deeper understanding and incorporation of movement concepts presented in class, such as tempo, which can be allegro (fast), moderate (medium), or adagio (slow).

Weekly coloring sheets display a central component of the day’s lesson plan, such as “Symmetrical or Asymmetrical Shapes.” 

They are a perfect conversation starter that gives parents an opportunity to further facilitate their child's understanding and retention of class content. 

Dress Code
Your dancer’s standard class uniform is INCLUDED annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees! 

Girls

• Sparkle 6 girls wear a Hibiscus Pure Dance Works leotard with footed ballet pink tights and pink leather ballet shoes. 
• Hair must be worn in a bun for Sparkle 6 Ballet. Please secure all hair including bangs and whispies completely off of the face and neck.

Boys

• Sparkle 6 boys wear a Sparkle Program t-shirt, black Pure Dance Works pants, black socks, and black leather ballet shoes. 
• If hair is long, it must be completely secured off of the face and neck. 

Girls & Boys:

• No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.
• Alternate leotard styles for girls or shirt styles for boys may be available based on the class level at an additional cost. 
• Tops & bottoms must display the Pure Dance Works logo.
• Shoes are not included but are required and can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

Age Range & Class Size

• Students must be six years old by October 1
• Class size: 5-12 students
• Meets once a week for 60 minutes
• Students enrolled by the deadline for the 40-week season perform in December and January (costumes are INCLUDED :).

Pricing & Inclusions
You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included(!) on the Super Simple Pricing page.

What’s Next?
During the Spring Awards Ceremony, Sparkle 6 students graduate from the Sparkle Program and join the Ripple Program. 

In Ripple 1 Ballet, students will train in preparatory technique, which is the final step before classical ballet technique. Cognitively and physically, dancers are ready to begin classical training at age 8.

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Students must be 5 or 6 years old by October 1 to enroll in Sparkle Tap.

Your child will be thrilled with their very own tap shoes. There are few joys in life like making music with your feet!

Because five and six-year-olds easily relate to the world of pretend play, technique is often introduced through imaginative storylines. 

Sparkle Tappers often enjoy “planting a garden” as the warm-up portion of their class. From toe-tapping seeds into the ground to pretending to be a Silly Sally Caterpillar crawling through the garden to heel digging up their crops, there’s not much a pair of tap shoes can’t become!

Teachers trained and certified in the proven Leap 'N Learn method intentionally nurture the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of typical five- and six-year-olds in every class using professionally designed, developmentally- and education-based lesson plans. 

• Physically, tapping improves balance, agility, and gross motor development.  Students learn primary tap technique, including a wide variety of compound steps that they will continue to build on in later years. 

• Socially, Dancer Manners are an essential part of Sparkle Tap. Dancers are recognized as Star Students when they show respect to others by taking turns, keeping quiet when necessary (including tap shoes!),  and listening to and following directions.

• Emotional awareness is developed through Improvisation,  a fundamental tap skill. Improvisation games based on imaginative storylines help students let loose and get creative with their tapping.  "Tapping" into emotions as a vehicle for improv games enhances children's ability to identify and express emotions. This is a vital part of developing emotional intelligence. 

• Cognitive benefits of tap include building memorization and recall abilities. Tappers have to think fast as they remember, recall, and execute specific patterns that make up each step. Tap steps move fast, so the brain has to be a couple of steps ahead at all times. Learning the names of steps is another brain-building activity. Plus, kids often get a kick out of the names of a step. Silly Sally and Perididdle are two favorites.

Musical awareness is an essential tap concept. Tap is all about creating rhythms with our feet! Students learn to start dancing on the count of "1," how to count, clap, and tap basic rhythms, and begin to demonstrate an understanding and ability to execute steps in time with the music.  

The use of engaging props fosters musicality and movement concepts.

Students may wear old tap shoes on their hands and “clap” and tap the floor with them to various rhythms. 

Props such as ribbon rings also provide a deeper understanding and incorporation of movement concepts presented in class, such as tempo. Students can demonstrate, visualize, and feel tempo as they move ribbon rings adagio (slow), moderate (medium), or allegro (fast). 

Weekly coloring sheets display a central component of the day’s lesson plan, such as “Toe Taps.” 

They are a perfect conversation starter that allows parents to further facilitate their child's understanding and retention of class content. 

Dress Code
Your dancer’s standard class uniform is INCLUDED annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees! 

Girls

• Sparkle 5 girls wear a Pink Pure Dance Works leotard with pink footed tights and black Mary Jane style tap shoes.
• Sparkle 6 girls wear a Hibiscus Pure Dance Works leotard with footed ballet pink tights and black Mary Jane style tap toes.
• Hair must be completely secured off of the face and neck. No bangs or whispies please.

Boys: 

• Sparkle 5 and 6 boys wear a Sparkle Program t-shirt, black Pure Dance Works pants, black socks, and black leather ballet shoes. 
• If hair is long, it must be completely secured off of the face and neck.

Girls & Boys

• No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.
• Alternate leotard styles for girls or shirt styles for boys may be available based on the class level at an additional cost. 
• Tops & bottoms must display the Pure Dance Works logo.
• Shoes are not included but are required and can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

Age Range & Class Info

• Students must be five or six years old by October 1.
• Class size: 5-12 students
• Meets once a week for 60 minutes
• Students enrolled by the deadline for the 40-week season perform in December and January (costumes are INCLUDED :).

Pricing & Inclusions
You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included(!) on the Super Simple Pricing page.

What’s Next?
During the Spring Awards Ceremony, Sparkle 6 students graduate from the Sparkle Program and join the Ripple Program. 

In Ripple 1 Tap, dancers be ready for more complex physical and cognitive challenges. 

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Students must be 5 or 6 years old by October 1 to enroll in Sparkle Hip Hop.

Sparkle Hip Hop students love to move and groove to their own beat. If fast-paced and creative describe your child, this is the place they’ll want to land! 

Because five and six-year-olds easily relate to the world of pretend play, dance moves are often introduced using imaginative storylines. 

Sparkle Hip Hop students love to raise the roof, crack a stick, and ninja walk. 

Dancers adore learning to keep the beat in Reggie’s Rhythm Circle, and they develop confidence as they bravely participate in a cypher by showing off their favorite moves.

Teachers trained and certified in the proven Leap 'N Learn method intentionally nurture the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of typical five- and six-year-olds in every class using professionally designed, developmental- and education-based lesson plans. 

• Physically, Hip hop improves balance, agility, and gross motor development. Students learn a variety of hip hop moves based on everyday actions that they can relate to.

• Socially, Dancer Manners are an essential part of Sparkle Hip Hop. Dancers are recognized as Star Students when they show respect to others by expressing encouragement, keeping quiet when necessary, and listening to and following directions.

• Hip hop has a heavy emphasis on personal style development. This is a safe space to explore self-expression without fear of ridicule. Students encourage one another in their quest for their own style. 

• Weekly coloring sheets display a central component of the day’s lesson plan, such as “Raise The Roof.” They are a perfect conversation starter that allows parents to further facilitate their child's understanding and retention of class content. 

Hip hop at Pure Dance Works takes the best from hip hop culture and leaves the rest behind. Classes are always squeaky clean and promote teamwork, respect, and putting forth your best effort. 

Our mission to preserve childhood innocence means you have complete peace of mind, knowing that child-friendly content and modesty are a top priority in the studio and onstage for students of all ages.

Dress Code
Your dancer’s standard class uniform is INCLUDED annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees! 

Girls

• Girls may wear any combination of Pure Dance Works tops and bottoms along with specific black hip hop shoes.
• Girls may choose a leotard and tights or a t-shirt and bottoms for their included uniform.
• Hair must be completely secured off of the face and neck, including bangs and whispies.

Boys: 

• Boys wear a Sparkle Program t-shirt, Pure Dance Works bottoms, and specific black hip hop shoes.
• If hair is long, it must be completely secured off of the face and neck.

Girls & Boys

• No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.
• Alternate leotard, shirt, and bottom styles may be available based on the class level at an additional cost. 
• All tops & bottoms must display the Pure Dance Works logo.
• Specific hip hop shoes are required, but are not included. Shoes can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

Age Range & Class Info

• Students must be five or six years old by October 1.
• Class size: 5-12 students
• Meets once a week for 60 minutes
• Students enrolled by the deadline for the 40-week season perform in December and January (costumes are INCLUDED :).

Pricing & Inclusions
You'll find pricing information and discover everything that is included(!) on the Super Simple Pricing page.

What’s Next?
During the Spring Awards Ceremony, Sparkle 6 students graduate from the Sparkle Program and join the Ripple Program. 

In Ripple 1 Hip Hop, dancers will be ready for more complex physical and cognitive challenges.

Enroll Here
 

Students must be 5 or 6 years old by October 1 to enroll in Sparkle Jazz.

Sparkle Jazz celebrates the wonder and joy of childhood by immersing children in sensory-rich pretend-play activities that ignite creativity.

Your dramatic singing & dancing kiddo will be thrilled to learn jazz dance, singing activities and acting games; this will be the highlight of their week!

Sparkle Jazz students love performing a jazz square, warming up their voices with silly songs designed to teach vocal technique, and playing Zip Zap Zup to develop acting skills. 

Teachers trained and certified in the proven Leap 'N Learn method intentionally nurture the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of typical five- and six-year-olds in every class using professionally designed, developmentally- and education-based lesson plans. 

• Physically, students learn basic jazz dance skills that will keep their bodies active and agile. 

• Socially, students interact with one another through improv acting games, coordinating dance moves, and cooperating with other voices in song. Dancers are recognized as Star Students when they use their Dancer Manners, including showing respect to others by keeping their hands to themselves, taking turns, keeping quiet when necessary, and listening to and following directions.

• Emotional awareness is developed through various acting games aimed at identifying and expressing emotions. This is a vital part of developing emotional intelligence. 

• Cognitive benefits of Sparkle Jazz include building memorization and recall abilities as students learn the names of dance steps, note patterns in songs, and stage blocking placement in acting.

Musical awareness is an essential Sparkle Jazz concept. Students learn to start dancing and singing on the count of "1," how to count basic rhythms, and begin to demonstrate an understanding and ability to execute steps in time with the music.  

The use of engaging props fosters character development & movement concepts. 

Students may dress up in a pirate hat, princess crown, or superhero cape and improv a scene. 

Dancing with props such as ribbon rings also provide a deeper understanding and incorporation of movement concepts presented in class, such as level, which can be high, medium, or low. 

Class extension activities are provided weekly in the form of coloring sheets that display something the students learned about in class such as a famous musical. 

They are a perfect conversation starter that give parents the opportunity to further facilitate their child's understanding and retention of class content. 

Dress Code
Your dancer’s standard class uniform is INCLUDED annually as part of your Super Simple Monthly Fees! 

Girls

• Sparkle 5 girls wear a Pink Pure Dance Works leotard 
• Sparkle 6 girls wear a Hibiscus Pure Dance Works leotard 
• All girls wear footed ballet pink tights and pink leather ballet shoes.
• Hair must be completely secured off of the face and neck. No bangs or whispies please.

Boys: 

• Boys wear a Sparkle Program t-shirt, black Pure Dance Works pants, black socks, and black leather ballet shoes. 
• If hair is long, it must be completely secured off of the face and neck.

Girls & Boys

• No jewelry, accessories, or other clothing may be worn in class.
• Alternate leotard styles for girls or shirt styles for boys may be available based on the class level at an additional cost. 
• Tops & bottoms must display the Pure Dance Works logo.
• Shoes are not included but are required and can be fitted and purchased on-site at Reggie’s Shoppe. 

Age Range & Class Info

• Students must be five or six years old by October 1.
• Class size: 5-12 students
• Meets once a week for 60 minutes
• Students enrolled by the deadline for the 40-week season perform in December and January (costumes are INCLUDED :).

Pricing & Inclusions
You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included(!) on the Super Simple Pricing page.

What’s Next?
During the Spring Awards Ceremony, Sparkle 6 students graduate from the Sparkle Program and join the Ripple Program. 

In Ripple 1 Jazz, dancers will continuously refine and build upon the basics while exploring a wide range of jazz styles throughout the five-level Ripple Jazz program. First stop: Classical Jazz! 

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Dancers must be 3-6 years old by October 1 to enroll in Sparkle Integrative Dance.

Integrative Dance is a special needs dance class for students ages 3 - 6 who have any physical or cognitive disability. We welcome students who are on the autism spectrum, have Down syndrome, use an assistive device, or have any other special need.

Special needs students participate alongside neurotypical peers, or "Integrative Buddies," who have been hand-selected to join the class from within our studio community. 

You’ll love that each class intentionally nurtures the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of each student.

• Physically, Integrative Dance improves balance, agility, and gross motor development. 

• Students develop social skills such as respect, teamwork, and encouragement. They also develop classroom skills such as following directions, taking turns, and giving your best effort.

• This is an emotionally safe place to explore self-expression. 

• Teachers nurture cognitive development by utilizing patterns, challenging dancers to recall a sequence of steps, and more. In addition, weekly coloring sheets that display something the students learned in class that week further facilitate the child's understanding and retention of class content.

Most students attend class with a caregiver; typically a parent, older sibling, babysitter, or therapist. The caregiver assists the student as needed in class, offering support and one-on-one guidance. 

Integrative Dance is a performing class, and students are always so proud to dance on stage with their teacher in their fabulous costumes. Don't worry, we won't ask caregivers to perform on stage :).

Dress Code | There is no specific dress code for Integrative Dance, though students are provided with a class uniform each year at no additional charge. Any easy-to-move-in, comfortable, and modest clothing is acceptable for Integrative Dance students.

• Female students may choose either of the following for their included uniform: 

  • Leotard and tights

  • T-shirt and leggings 

    • Alternate dancewear is available at an additional cost. 

• Males receive a Pure Dance Works t-shirt and Pure Dance Works pants.

• Students may wear any clean sneakers or soft dance shoes for class

• No jewelry or fashion accessories may be worn in class for safety.

Age Range & Class Size

• Students must be at least three-years-old by October 1.

• Class size 5-10 students

You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included(!) on the Super Simple Pricing page.

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Ripple 1 Ballet students delight in the elegance of ballet. Your child will experience a sense of serenity as they develop technical and artistic awareness and work on developing an emotive performance presence.
 

In Ripple 1, students begin training at the barre, a joyous rite of passage for any aspiring ballet dancer. 
 

As compared to the primary level Sparkle ballet classes, Ripple 1 Ballet students enjoy exploring more complex and intricate positions, movements, and patterns during this preparatory course that will transition them into the study of classical ballet.  
 

Ripple 1 Ballet students are encouraged to take a minimum of one other style of dance to figure out what they really love. Now is the time to discover what you love and then stick with it!
 
Ripple 1 Ballet is a one-year beginning-level ballet class for ages 7-9*  that meets once a week. Students must be at least 7 years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins.
 

*Students who are 10 or older may begin in Ripple 1, or they may begin in Ripple 2 with 6 private or semi-private catch-up lessons at an additional cost. Beginning in Ripple 2 is recommended; cognitively and physically older beginners tend to catch up quickly and are more content dancing with kids closer to their own age. 

Ripple 1 is the 1st year of the seven-year Ripple Program.  At the conclusion of Ripple 1 Ballet, students progress to Ripple 2 Ballet, where they will train for two years as beginning/intermediate students.

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions on the Super Simple Pricing page.  

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Composed and ready for more, Ripple 2 Junior Ballet students are serenely honing their beginning-level ballet skills, and they are introduced to intermediate-level skills.

They have established basic muscle memory and have reached the age when they are physically and cognitively ready to begin training in classical ballet and perform with clean timing and technique.

To enroll in Ripple 2 Junior Ballet, students:

• Have completed Ripple 1 Ballet or the equivalent
• Are at least 8  years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins.
• Older Beginners aged 10 or older may begin in Ripple 1 Ballet with no catch-up lessons, or they may begin in Ripple 2 Junior Ballet with a minimum of 6 catch-up lessons at an additional cost. 

In order to begin preparing for the ultimate expression of ballet, dancing en pointe, Ripple 2 Junior Ballet students are strongly encouraged to take two Ripple 2 Junior ballet classes per week.

Two classes weekly more than double the rate of progress. Two ballet classes per week develop muscle memory, alignment, and stability at an exponential rate. Students who take multiple ballet classes weekly are typically ready for pointe work sooner than those who do not. 

Ripple 2 Junior is the 2nd year of the five-level Ripple Program.
 

At the conclusion of Ripple 2 Junior Ballet, students progress to Ripple 2 Senior Ballet, where they will continue sharpening their beginning-intermediate technique.

You can find pricing information and discover the many items included at no extra cost on the Super Simple Pricing page. 
 

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Composed and ready for more, Ripple 2 Senior Ballet students are serenely honing beginning-level ballet skills and being introduced to intermediate-level skills. 

They have established basic muscle memory and have reached the age when they are physically and cognitively ready to begin training in classical ballet and perform with clean timing and technique.

To enroll in Ripple 2 Senior Ballet, students:

• Have completed Ripple 2 Junior Ballet or the equivalent
• Are at least 9 years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins

To begin preparing for the ultimate expression of ballet, dancing en pointe, Ripple 2 Senior Ballet students are strongly encouraged to take two Ripple 2 Senior ballet classes per week.

Two classes weekly more than double the rate of progress. Two ballet classes per week develop muscle memory, alignment, and stability at an exponential rate. Students who take multiple ballet classes weekly are typically ready for pointe work sooner than those who do not. 


Ripple 2 Senior Ballet is the 3rd year of the five-level Ripple Program. 

At the conclusion of Ripple 2 Senior Ballet, students progress to Ripple 3 Ballet, where they will train as intermediate students.

You can find all pricing information and discover the many items included at no extra cost on the Super Simple Pricing page. 

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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To begin preparing for the ultimate expression of ballet, dancing en pointe, ballet students take two weekly ballet classes. 

Ripple 2 Senior Ballet | 2nd Class Only is the second weekly ballet class exclusively for students in Ripple 2 Senior or Ripple 3 Ballet.

To enroll in Ripple 2 Senior Ballet | 2nd Class Only, students must be enrolled in one of the following co-requisites:

• Ripple 2 Senior Ballet (this "2nd Class Only" is strongly recommended)
• Ripple 3 Ballet (This "2nd Class Only" is required)

Two ballet classes weekly more than double a dancer's rate of progress. 

The repetition develops muscle memory, alignment, and stability at an exponential rate. 

You can find pricing information and discover the many items included at no extra cost on the Super Simple Pricing page. 

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Composed and ready for more, Ripple 2 Ballet students are serenely mastering beginning-level ballet skills.
They have established the basic muscle memory and reached the age that allows them to begin training in classical ballet and learn to perform with clean timing and technique.

To enroll in Ripple 2 Ballet, students:

• Have completed Ripple 1 Ballet or the equivalent
• Are at least 8  years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins

*Older beginners who are 10 or older may begin in Ripple 1, or they may begin in Ripple 2 with 6 private or semi-private catch-up lessons at an additional cost. 

In order to begin preparing for the ultimate expression of ballet, dancing en pointe, Ripple 2 Ballet students are encouraged to take two ballet classes per week. Two classes weekly more than double the rate of progress. Students who take two ballet classes per week develop muscle memory, technical, and artistic abilities at an exponential rate and are typically ready for pointe work sooner than those who do not. 

Ripple 1 Ballet is the second weekly class for Ripple 2 Ballet students.

Ripple 2 comprises the 2nd & 3rd years of the five-level Ripple Program. Students are Ripple 2 Juniors in their first year and Ripple 2 Seniors in their second year.
 

At the conclusion of Ripple 2 Ballet, students progress to Ripple 3 Ballet, where they will train for one year as intermediate students.

You can find all pricing information and discover the many items included at no extra cost on the Super Simple Pricing page. 
 

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Ripple 3 Ballet students are proficient in beginning technique. They revere the flowing qualities of ballet and eagerly anticipate honing intermediate-level technique and artistry as they strive to incorporate appropriate energy into their performance. 

To enroll in Ripple 3 Ballet, students must:

• Have completed Ripple 2 Ballet or the equivalent
• Be at least 10  years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins

In order to prepare for the ultimate expression of ballet, dancing en pointe, Ripple 3 Ballet students are encouraged to take two ballet classes per week. Two classes weekly more than double the rate of progress; it’s exponential. Students who take two ballet classes per week develop muscle memory, technical, and artistic abilities and are typically ready for pointe work sooner than those who do not. 

Ripple 2 Ballet is the second weekly class for Ripple 3 Ballet students.

Ripple 3 is the 4th year of the five-level Ripple Program.

At the conclusion of Ripple 3 Ballet, students progress to Ripple 4 Ballet, where students ages 12+ taking two ballet classes per week are considered for pointe readiness.

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions on the Super Simple Pricing page.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

Ripple 4 Ballet students are overjoyed at the prospect of developing pre-pointe skills and eventually dancing en pointe as they deftly hone their ability to portray a character in performances. 
 

To enroll in Ripple 4 Ballet, students:

• Have completed Ripple 3 Ballet or the equivalent
• Are at least 11  years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins
• Will dance in flat shoes until the teacher determines their readiness for pointe work. 

Dancing en pointe is the ultimate expression of classical ballet! 
To be considered for pointe work in Ripple 4 Ballet, students must:

• Be at least 12 years old to ensure proper joint development.
• Take two ballet classes per week. 
  • Frequent training is necessary to build the strength and stamina required for pointe work. 
  • Ripple 3 Ballet is the second weekly class for Ripple 4 Ballet students.

Ripple 4 encompasses the 5th & 6th years of the five-level Ripple Program. Students are Ripple 4 Juniors in their first year and Ripple 4 Seniors in their second year. 

At the conclusion of the two-year Ripple 4 Ballet course, students taking two ballet classes per week will progress to Ripple 5 Ballet. Students who do not wish to dance en pointe and/or take two weekly ballet classes will remain at the Ripple 4 Ballet Int/Adv level.  

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions on the Super Simple Pricing page.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Ripple 5 students demonstrate the dynamic artistry and orderly technique of a dancer who has dedicated themselves to their training. 

They have been vigilant in their training and now savor the ecstasy of movement freedom that their hard work has afforded them. Ripple 5 students continue to establish a focused performance quality. 

To enroll in Ripple 5 Ballet, students:

• Have completed Ripple 4 Ballet or the equivalent.
• Are at least 13  years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins.
• Dance exclusively en pointe.
• Take two ballet classes per week.
  • Frequent training is necessary to maintain the strength & stamina needed for pointe work.
  • Advanced ballet students require multiple days of training each week to keep pace technically. 
  • Ripple 4 Ballet is the second weekly ballet class for Ripple 5 students.

Ripple 5 is the 7th & final year of the five-level Ripple Program. 

At the conclusion of Ripple 5 Ballet, students graduate from the Ripple Program and join the Grad Collab until high school graduation. This workshop-style advanced class continues to hone technique and artistry in rotating advanced styles of ballet while collaborating on inspiring choreography with peers and instructors. 

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions on the Super Simple Pricing page.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Grad Collab is an advanced ballet program for Ripple Graduates who have completed Ripple 5 Ballet. 

These accomplished ballerinas experience the euphoria of performing at an advanced level as they continue their training and participate in the choreographic process. 

Students dive deep into a rotation of advanced styles and exciting challenges each season.

Grad Collab dancers collaborate with peers and instructors to create inspirational choreography that makes a positive impact that ripples far beyond the stage.

To enroll in Grad Collab Ballet, students:

• Have completed Ripple 5 Ballet or the equivalent
• Are at least 14  years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins
• Dance exclusively en pointe
• Take at least two ballet classes per week.
  • Frequent training is necessary to maintain the strength & stamina needed for pointe work.
  • Advanced ballet students require multiple days of training each week to keep pace technically. 
  • Ripple 5 Ballet is the second weekly class for Grad Collab Ballet students.
  • Ballet Technique class is strongly recommended for Grad Collab students.

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions on the Super Simple Pricing page. Grad Collab classes follow the same pricing as the Ripple Program.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items. 

• Grad Collab students receive a standard uniform for class that may also be used for some performances. 
• In addition, Grad Collab dancers may choose class wear from a wide selection of Pure Dance Works leotard styles and colors, plus beautiful skirt options.

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Beginning Jazz with a focus on Classical Jazz
 

Students explore the African roots of American Jazz Dance, discover syncopation, and meet influential greats such as Gus Giordano.

Ripple 1 performers establish an emotive performance presence and demonstrate Classical Jazz as codified by Jack Cole & Matt Mattox. Performances also include elements of the acclaimed Luigi Technique. 

Ripple Jazz students enjoy training in various jazz-based styles during their journey through the Ripple Program. Dancers progress smoothly through a detailed curriculum that includes technique, vocabulary, and dance history.

Ripple 1 students are encouraged to take at least two styles of dance in their first season to determine what they really love. Now is the time to discover which dance style(s) suit the dancer’s preferences, and then stick with it. We do not recommend starting over as a beginner in a new style each season. 

Age Range & Class Info

• Students must be at least 7* years old by October 1
• Max Class Size: 12
• Meets once a week for 60 minutes
• Seasons run 40 weeks from mid-August to early June
• Students enrolled by the deadline for the 40-week season perform in December and January (costumes are INCLUDED :).

*Students who are 10 or older may begin in Ripple 1, or they may begin in Ripple 2 with a minimum of 6 private or semi-private catch-up lessons at an additional cost. 

Dress Code
Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details.
One uniform is INCLUDED annually!
 

What’s Next?
After mastering the content in Ripple 1 Jazz, students progress to Ripple 2 Jazz, where they typically train for two years as beginning/intermediate students. 
In Ripple 2 Jazz, students will get their first taste of lyrical jazz.
 

As Jazz students progress through the thoughtfully designed five-level Ripple Program, they will learn and perform a range of theatrical, contemporary, modern, and other popular styles of jazz. 

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Beginning/Intermediate Jazz with a focus on Swing, Lyrical, and Theatrical Jazz

Ripple 2 Jazz students continue developing classical jazz skills as they explore improvisation and take inspiration from pioneers of American Jazz Dance such as Fred Astaire & Gene Kelly. 
Performances featuring swing dance, lyrical, and theatrical jazz focus on clean timing and technique.  

Ripple Jazz students enjoy training in various jazz-based styles during their journey through the Ripple Program. Dancers progress smoothly through a detailed curriculum that includes technique, vocabulary, and dance history.
 

Age Range & Class Info

• Students must be at least 8* years old by October 1 and have completed Ripple 1 Jazz or the equivalent
• Max Class Size: 12
• Meets once a week for 60 minutes
• Seasons run 40 weeks from mid-August to early June
• Students enrolled by the deadline for the 40-week season perform in December and January (costumes are INCLUDED :).
• Most students spend two years in Ripple 2. They are Ripple 2 Juniors, their first year, and Ripple 2 Seniors, their second year. 

*Students who are 10 or older may begin in Ripple 1, or they may begin in Ripple 2 with a minimum of 6 private or semi-private catch-up lessons at an additional cost. 

Dress Code
Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details.
One uniform is INCLUDED annually!

What’s Next?
After mastering the content in Ripple 2 Jazz, students progress to Ripple 3 Jazz, where they typically train for one year as intermediate students. 

In Ripple 3 Jazz, students enjoy performing a variety of Theatrical Jazz styles.

As Jazz students progress through the thoughtfully designed five-level Ripple Program, they will learn and perform a range of styles, including Lyrical, Contemporary, Modern, and other popular forms of jazz. 

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Intermediate Jazz with a focus on Social Jazz, Concert Jazz, and Theater Jazz

Ripple 3 Jazz dancers explore the differences between social and concert jazz dance and discover jazz greats such as Jerome Robbins and Michael Bennett.
They electrify audiences with theatrical jazz pieces, including modest elements of Fosse jazz. 

Ripple Jazz students enjoy training in various jazz-based styles during their journey through the Ripple Program. Dancers progress smoothly through a detailed curriculum that includes technique, vocabulary, and dance history.

Age Range & Class Info

• Students must be at least 10 years old as of October 1 and have completed Ripple 2 Jazz or the equivalent 
• Max Class Size: 12
• Meets once a week for 75 minutes
• Seasons run 40 weeks from mid-August to early June
• Students enrolled by the deadline for the 40-week season perform in December and January (costumes are INCLUDED :).
• Most students spend one year in Ripple 3
• Students qualify to join the Pure Performance Company at Ripple 3

Dress Code
Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details.
One uniform is INCLUDED annually!

What’s Next?
After mastering the content in Ripple 3 Jazz, students progress to Ripple 4 Jazz, where they typically train for two years as intermediate/advanced students. 
In Ripple 4 Jazz, students enjoy performing modern and contemporary.

As Jazz students progress through the thoughtfully designed five-level Ripple Program and beyond, they will learn and perform a range of styles, including lyrical, contemporary, modern, and other popular forms of jazz. 

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Intermediate/Advanced Jazz with a focus on Contemporary, African-Caribbean & Modern

Beginning technique has become second nature, and students are qualified to begin training at an intermediate/advanced level. In addition, students hone their ability to portray believable characters.

Ripple 4 Jazz students perform impressive genres, including Modern, African-Caribbean, & Contemporary. They take inspiration from the mothers and fathers of these iconic styles, including Alvin Ailey, Lester Horton, Katherine Dunham, and others.

Ripple Jazz students enjoy training in various jazz-based styles during their journey through the Ripple Program. Dancers progress smoothly through a detailed curriculum that includes technique, vocabulary, and dance history.

Age Range & Class Info

• Students must be at least 11 years old as of October 1 and have completed Ripple 3 Jazz or the equivalent 
• Max Class Size: 12
• Meets once a week for 75 minutes
• Seasons run 40 weeks from mid-August to early June
• Students enrolled by the deadline for the 40-week season perform in December and January (costumes are INCLUDED :).
• Most students spend two years in Ripple 4. They are Ripple 4 Juniors their first year and Ripple 4 Seniors their second year. 
• Ripple 4 students qualify to join the Pure Performance Company

Dress Code
Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details.
One uniform is INCLUDED annually!

What’s Next?
After mastering the content in Ripple 4 Jazz, students progress to Ripple 5 Jazz, where they typically train for one year as advanced students.

In Ripple 5 Jazz, students enjoy performing Theatrical and Lyrical jazz.

As Jazz students progress through the thoughtfully designed five-level Ripple Program and beyond, they will learn and perform a range of styles, including lyrical, contemporary, modern, and other popular forms of jazz. 

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Advanced Jazz with a focus on Theatrical Jazz & Lyrical

Students explore the relationships between dance styles as they delve into the work of Lynn Simonson (modern), Bill “Bojangles” Robinson (tap), and Mia Michaels (lyrical), among others.

They have dedicated themselves to their training and are well-versed in a variety of jazz styles. In Ripple 5, students revisit and refine their theatrical and lyrical styles, incorporating additional skills and techniques.

Ripple Jazz students enjoy training in various jazz-based styles during their journey through the Ripple Program. Dancers progress smoothly through a detailed curriculum that includes technique, vocabulary, and dance history.

Age Range & Class Info

• Students must be at least 12 years old as of October 1 and have completed Ripple 4 Jazz or the equivalent 
• Max Class Size: 12
• Meets once a week for 75 minutes
• Seasons run 40 weeks from mid-August to early June
• Students enrolled by the deadline for the 40-week season perform in December and January (costumes are INCLUDED :).
• Most students spend one year in Ripple 5. 
• Ripple 5 students qualify to join the Pure Performance Company

Dress Code
Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details.
One uniform is INCLUDED annually!

What’s Next?
After mastering the content in Ripple 5 Jazz, students graduate from the Ripple Program and become part of the Grad Collab, where they continue to train as advanced dancers through high school graduation.

In Grad Collab Jazz, students embark on a four-year rotation that encompasses advanced styles, including Commercial Jazz and Jazz Funk, while collaborating on inspiring choreography with peers and instructors. 

As Jazz students progress through the thoughtfully designed five-level Ripple Program and into Grad Collab, they will learn and perform lyrical, contemporary, modern, and other popular styles of jazz. 

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Advanced Jazz with a rotation of styles such as Commercial Jazz and Jazz Funk, along with collaborative choreography

Students dive deep into a rotation of advanced styles and exciting challenges each season. Examples include street jazz, Latin jazz, commercial jazz, and jazz funk.

 
Grad Collab dancers collaborate with peers and instructors to create inspirational choreography that makes a positive impact that ripples far beyond the stage.

Jazz students enjoy training in various jazz-based styles during their journey at Pure Dance Works. Dancers progress smoothly through a detailed curriculum that includes technique, vocabulary, and dance history.

In addition, Grad Collab students learn about potential careers in jazz such as musical theater, dance educator, choreographer, and other exciting jobs in the industry.

Age Range & Class Info

• Students must be at least 14 years old as of October 1 and have completed Ripple 5 Jazz or the equivalent 
• Max Class Size: 12
• Meets once a week for 75 minutes
• Seasons run 40 weeks from mid-August to early June
• Students enrolled by the deadline for the 40-week season perform in December and January (costumes are INCLUDED :).
• Most students spend one year in Ripple 5. 
• Grad Collab  students qualify to join the Pure Performance Company

Dress Code
Every class has a required dress code, though Grad Collab dancers enjoy a significant array of choices.

• Grad Collab students receive a standard uniform for class that may also be used for some performances. 
• In addition, Grad Collab Jazz dancers may choose class wear from a wide selection of Pure Dance Works leotard styles and colors, athletic bottoms, and beautiful skirt options. 

Please see the Dress Code page for details. One uniform is INCLUDED annually!

What’s Next?
Students enjoy membership in the Grad Collab, where they continue to refine their technique and artistry as advanced dancers through high school graduation.

In Grad Collab Jazz, students embark on a four-year rotation that encompasses advanced styles, including Commercial Jazz and Jazz Funk, while collaborating on inspiring choreography with peers and instructors. 

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Ripple 1 Tap students thrill to the rhythm of their own feet!

Students will pick up beginning tap technique, musical awareness, improv skills, and work on developing an emotive performance presence in Ripple 1 Tap.

Tap students shuffle, hop, step through an exclusive curriculum that focuses on tap technique, musicality, vocabulary, and tap history. Over the years tappers enjoy studying a variety of tap styles.  

Ripple 1 Tap students are encouraged to take a minimum of one other style of dance to figure out what they really love. Now is the time to discover what you love and then stick with it!

Ripple 1 Tap is a one-year beginning level tap class for ages 7-9  that meets once a week. Students must be at least 7 years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins.

Students who are 10 or older may begin in Ripple 1, or they may begin in Ripple 2 with 6 private or semi-private catch-up lessons at an additional cost. 

Ripple 1 is the first year of the 5 Level Ripple Program.  At the conclusion of Ripple 1 Tap, students progress to Ripple 2 Tap, where they will train for two years as beginning/intermediate students.

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions HERE.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Confident in their beginning level skills, Ripple 2 tappers become unflappable as they begin to develop beginning/intermediate technical, musical, and improvisational skills and learn to perform with clean timing and technique.

Tap students shuffle, hop, step through an exclusive curriculum that focuses on tap technique, musicality, vocabulary, and tap history. Over the years tappers enjoy studying a variety of tap styles.   

Students must have completed Ripple 1 Tap* and be at least 8  years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins. 

*New students who are 10 or older may begin in Ripple 1, or they may begin here in Ripple 2 with 6 private or semi-private catch-up lessons at an additional cost. 

Ripple 2 comprises the second and third years of the five-level Ripple Program. Students are Ripple 2 Juniors their first year and Ripple 2 Seniors their second year.

At the conclusion of Ripple 2 Tap, students progress to Ripple 3 Tap, where they will train for one year as intermediate students.

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions HERE.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Ripple 3 Tap students have picked up beginning tap technique and are now determined to improve their intermediate skills as they strive to incorporate appropriate energy into their performance. 

Tap students shuffle, hop, step through an exclusive curriculum that focuses on tap technique, musicality, vocabulary, and tap history. Over the years tappers enjoy studying a variety of tap styles.  

Students must have completed Ripple 2 Tap or the equivalent and be at least 10  years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins. 

Ripple 3 is a one-year level that constitutes the fourth year of the five-level Ripple Program. 

At the conclusion of Ripple 3 Tap, students progress to Ripple 4 Tap, where they will train for two years in intermediate/advanced skills.

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions HERE.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Ripple 4 Tap students display the nimble footwork acquired after several years of training in beginning/intermediate levels. They perform with joy and are ready to dig in to advanced tap technique as they proficiently develop their ability to portray a character in performances. 

Tap students shuffle, hop, step through an exclusive curriculum that focuses on tap technique, musicality, vocabulary, and tap history. Over the years tappers enjoy studying a variety of tap styles.  

Students must have completed Ripple 3 Tap or the equivalent and be at least 11  years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins. 

Ripple 4 is a two-year level that constitutes the fifth and sixth years of the five-level Ripple Program. Students are Ripple 4 Juniors their first year and Ripple 4 Seniors their second year. 

At the conclusion of Ripple 4 Jazz, students progress to Ripple 5 Jazz, the top level of the Ripple Program.

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions HERE.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Ripple 5 Tap students adore the rhapsodies they create with their feet. Now that they have attained the agility necessary to enter the realm of advanced tap they are also establishing a very focused performance quality. 

Tap students shuffle, hop, step through an exclusive curriculum that focuses on tap technique, musicality, vocabulary, and tap history. Over the years tappers enjoy studying a variety of tap styles.  

Students have successfully completed Ripple 4 Tap or the equivalent and are at least 13 years old by 10/1.  

Ripple 5 is a one-year level that constitutes the seventh and final year of the five-level Ripple Program. 

At the conclusion of Ripple 5, students graduate from the Ripple Program and join the Grad Collab. This workshop-style advanced class continues to hone technique and artistry while collaborating on inspiring choreography with peers and instructors. 

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions HERE.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Grad Collab is an advanced tap program for Ripple Graduates who have completed Ripple 5 Tap. 

These accomplished tappers experience the euphoria of performing at an advanced level as they continue their training and participate in the choreographic process. 

Students dive deep into a rotation of advanced tap styles and exciting challenges each season.
Grad Collab dancers collaborate with peers and instructors to create inspirational choreography that makes a positive impact that ripples far beyond the stage.

To enroll in Grad Collab Tap, students:

• Have completed Ripple 5 Tap or the equivalent
• Are at least 14  years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions on the Super Simple Pricing page. Grad Collab classes follow the same pricing as the Ripple Program.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items. 

• Grad Collab students receive a standard uniform for class that may also be used for some performances. 
• In addition, Grad Collab dancers may choose class wear from a wide selection of Pure Dance Works leotard styles and colors, plus beautiful skirt options. 

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Ripple 1 Hip Hop students are crazy about hip hop grooves. Students love chilling in class each week as they develop their own unique style and work on developing an emotive performance presence.

Hip hop students pop, lock, and break through an exclusive curriculum that focuses on musicality, squeaky clean hip hop moves & music, and learning different styles from the hip hop world. Our hip hop classes always stick with a purity-first policy and promote teamwork, respect, and a strong work ethic.

Ripple 1 Hip Hop students are encouraged to take a minimum of one other style of dance to figure out what they really love. Now is the time to discover what you love and then stick with it!

Ripple 1 Hip Hop is a one-year beginning level tap class for ages 7-9* that meets once a week. Students must be at least 7 years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins.

*Students who are 10 or older may begin in Ripple 1, or they may begin in Ripple 2 with 6 private or semi-private catch-up lessons at an additional cost. 

Ripple 1 is the first year of the 5 Level Ripple Program.  At the conclusion of Ripple 1 Hip Hop students progress to Ripple 2 Hip Hop, where they will train for two years as beginning/intermediate students.

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions HERE.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Ripple 2 Hip Hop students have got the hang of the basics. They are confident and ready to take on beginning/intermediate levels skills and learn to perform with clean timing and technique in Ripple 2.

Hip hop students pop, lock, and break through an exclusive curriculum that focuses on musicality, squeaky clean hip hop moves & music, and learning different styles from the hip hop world. Our hip hop classes always stick with a purity-first policy and promote teamwork, respect, and a strong work ethic.

Students must have completed Ripple 1 Hip Hop and be at least 8*  years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins. 

*New students who are 10 or older may begin in Ripple 1, or they may begin here in Ripple 2 with 6 private or semi-private catch-up lessons at an additional cost. 

Ripple 2 comprises the second and third years of the five-level Ripple Program. Students are Ripple 2 Juniors their first year and Ripple 2 Seniors their second year.

At the conclusion of Ripple 2 Hip Hop, students progress to Ripple 3 Hip Hop, where they will train for one year as intermediate students.

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions HERE.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Ripple 3 Hip Hop students have become well versed in beginning-level hip hop and are looking forward to the prospect of building up their intermediate skill set as they strive to incorporate appropriate energy into their performance.

Hip hop students pop, lock, and break through an exclusive curriculum that focuses on musicality, squeaky clean hip hop moves & music, and learning different styles from the hip hop world. Our hip hop classes always stick with a purity-first policy and promote teamwork, respect, and a strong work ethic.

Students must have completed Ripple 2 Hip Hop or the equivalent and be at least 10  years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins. 

Ripple 3 is a one-year level that constitutes the fourth year of the five-level Ripple Program. 

At the conclusion of Ripple 3 Hip Hop, students progress to Ripple 4 Hip Hop, where they will train for two years in intermediate/advanced skills.

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions HERE.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Ripple 4 Hip Hop students are deeply rooted in beginning/intermediate hip hop moves and musicality. They are proud of the personal style that is now clearly defined. They are in position to pursue advanced-level skills and nimbly establish their ability to portray a character in performances. 

Hip hop students pop, lock, and break through an exclusive curriculum that focuses on musicality, squeaky clean hip hop moves & music, and learning different styles from the hip hop world. Our hip hop classes always stick with a purity-first policy and promote teamwork, respect, and a strong work ethic.

Students must have completed Ripple 3 Hip Hop or the equivalent and be at least 11  years old on October 1 of the school year in which class begins. 

Ripple 4 is a two-year level that constitutes the fifth and sixth years of the five-level Ripple Program. Students are Ripple 4 Juniors their first year and Ripple 4 Seniors their second year. 

At the conclusion of Ripple 4 Hip Hop, students progress to Ripple 5 Hip Hop, the top level of the Ripple Program.

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions HERE.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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Ripple 5 Hip Hop students have vigilantly produced their own unique style that is a blend of spontaneity and well-defined moves. They are fully invested in establishing a focused performance quality all their own. 

Hip hop students pop, lock, and break through an exclusive curriculum that focuses on musicality, squeaky clean hip hop moves & music, and learning different styles from the hip hop world. Our hip hop classes always stick with a purity-first policy and promote teamwork, respect, and a strong work ethic.

Students have successfully completed Ripple 4 Hip Hop or the equivalent and are at least 13 years old by 10/1.  

Ripple 5 is a one-year level that constitutes the seventh and final year of the five-level Ripple Program. 

At the conclusion of Ripple 5, students graduate from the Ripple Program and join the Grad Collab. This workshop-style advanced class continues to hone technique and artistry while collaborating on inspiring choreography with peers and instructors. 

You can find all pricing information and discover the many inclusions HERE.

Every class has a required dress code. Please see the Dress Code page for details on the INCLUDED uniform items.

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This elite group, known collectively as The Entertainers, are accomplished advanced dancers who collaborate with their peers and instructors to create inspirational choreography that makes a positive impact on the world. 

The Grad Collab is a workshop-style class that is a fusion of continued advanced technical and artistic training along with the thrilling opportunity to truly unleash your creativity on the stage. 

Grad Collab Hip Hop is an advanced tap program for students who have completed Ripple 5 Hip Hop and graduated from the Ripple Program but have not yet graduated from high school. The minimum age for Grad Collab is 14.

Students must be 7-17 years old by October 1 to enroll in Ripple Integrative Hip Hop.

Ripple Integrative Hip Hop is a special needs dance class for students ages seven and up who have any physical or cognitive disability. We welcome students who are on the autism spectrum, have Down syndrome, use an assistive device, or have any other special need.

Special needs students participate alongside neurotypical peers, or "Integrative Buddies," who have been hand-selected to join the class from within our studio community. 

You’ll love that each class intentionally nurtures the physical, social, emotional, and cognitive development of each student.

• Physically, Integrative Dance improves balance, agility, and gross motor development. 

• Students develop social skills such as respect, teamwork, and encouragement. They also develop classroom skills such as following directions, taking turns, and giving your best effort.

• This is an emotionally safe place to explore self-expression. 

• Teachers nurture cognitive development by utilizing patterns, challenging dancers to recall a sequence of steps, and more. In addition, weekly coloring sheets that display something the students learned in class that week further facilitate the child's understanding and retention of class content.

Most students attend class with a caregiver; typically a parent, older sibling, babysitter, or therapist. The caregiver assists the student as needed in class, offering support and one-on-one guidance. 

Integrative Dance is a performing class, and students are always so proud to dance on stage with their teacher in their fabulous costumes.

Dress Code | There is no specific dress code for Integrative Dance, though students are provided with a class uniform each year at no additional charge. Any easy-to-move-in, comfortable, and modest clothing is acceptable for Integrative Dance students.

• Female students may choose either of the following for their included uniform: 

  • Leotard and tights

  • T-shirt and leggings 

    • Alternate dancewear is available at an additional cost. 

• Males receive a Pure Dance Works t-shirt and Pure Dance Works pants.

• Students may wear any clean sneakers or soft dance shoes for class.

  • Performance shoes will be purchased separately prior to performances.
    →Pro Tip: These often become the student's shoes for the following season.

• No jewelry or fashion accessories may be worn in class for safety.

Age Range & Class Size

• Students must be at least seven-years-old by October 1.

• Class size 5-10 students

You'll find information on pricing and discover everything that is included(!) on the Super Simple Pricing page.

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Open to students in Sparkle 6 - Ripple 2

Unlock your full potential with this dynamic class designed to build both strength and flexibility.

Led by a teacher trained and certified in the MuvMethod technique, this class combines targeted conditioning with guided stretching to help dancers increase mobility, prevent injury, and achieve greater range of motion.

Through progressive exercises, dancers will strengthen key muscle groups while also lengthening and releasing tension—creating the balance every performer needs for power, grace, and control.

Requirements:

• Bring your own mat
• Wear Pure Dance Works apparel; shoes are not required
• Hair secured off the face and neck
• Current enrollment in a weekly Pure Dance Works Sparkle 6, Ripple 1, or Ripple 2 dance class

This class is the perfect complement to your dance training, supporting both artistry and athleticism.

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Open to students in Ripple 3+

Unlock your full potential with this dynamic class designed to build both strength and flexibility.

Led by a teacher trained and certified in the MuvMethod technique, this class combines targeted conditioning with guided stretching to help dancers increase mobility, prevent injury, and achieve greater range of motion.

Through progressive exercises, dancers will strengthen key muscle groups while also lengthening and releasing tension—creating the balance every performer needs for power, grace, and control.

Requirements:

• Bring your own mat
• Wear Pure Dance Works apparel; shoes are not required
• Hair secured off the face and neck
• Current enrollment in a Ripple 3+ dance class

This class is the perfect complement to your dance training, supporting both artistry and athleticism.

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Required for Ballet Students in Ripple 4+ | Open to Ripple 4+ in All Styles

Strengthen your core, refine your alignment, and enhance your dance technique through focused Pilates mat work.

This class is designed to support the demanding training of intermediate and advanced ballet students and is also open to dancers in Ripple Four and above across all dance styles.

Led by a certified Pilates instructor, dancers will build stability, flexibility, and body awareness to improve performance and reduce the risk of injury. Exercises emphasize posture, balance, and control—skills that transfer directly into stronger, more confident dancing.

Requirements:

• Bring your own mat

• Secure all hair neatly off the face and neck

• Wear any Pure Dance Works apparel. No shoes required.

• Current enrollment in a weekly Pure Dance Works R4+ dance class

This class is not just conditioning—it’s an investment in your growth as a dancer.

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Pure Performance Company

Pure Performance Company

Pure Performance Company

Pure Performance Company

Private lessons are available for one-on-one instruction, or up to three students may share a private lesson. 

Private lessons can be used to catch-up in a group class. Older beginners ages 10+ are required to take a series of 6 private catch-up lessons to start in a style of dance at Ripple Level 2.  Students who have missed several group classes may be required to take private lessons to catch-up. 

Private lessons may be scheduled for students who simply prefer one-on-one instruction. Private students do not perform in the spring performance.  Participants in pageants or other events who need a routine choreographed may also purchase a series of private lessons.

Availability is limited. Please inquire if you are interested in private lessons.

Students who are 10 or older may begin training in a new style of dance in Ripple 1 or Ripple 2. 

Enrolling in a Ripple 1 Class 

Dancers will be in class primarily with 7-9-year-olds and they will be starting at the very beginning. There is no expectation of any prior knowledge; just come and start learning!

Enrolling in a Ripple 2 Class

Dancers will be with students closer to their age who already have at least one year of the basics under their belt. Most new students ages 10+ go this route.

To be eligible for a Ripple 2 class, older beginners take a minimum of six 30-minute catch-up lessons during the first 6 weeks of class.

This allows students ages 10 and older to take class with students closer to their age while ensuring that they have a foundational understanding of the style and one-on-one coaching in the basics to get them up to speed with their classmates. 

Catch-up lessons consist of 1-3 students depending on the logistics. The total cost of each lesson is at the current private lesson rate, while the individual cost is shared between the students if more than one student is registered. Missed lessons cannot be refunded and must be made up at an additional cost.

Catch-up lessons will be scheduled on a case-by-case basis through the office after an older beginner has enrolled in a Ripple 2 class.

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Dancers aged seven and up may book private ballet lessons. Your private ballet lesson will be taught by Miss Paige or Miss Ashley, both of whom provide excellent, personalized training in every lesson. You can book one or multiple private lessons, depending on your goals.

Dress code is relaxed for private lessons; any modest leotard, tights, and ballet shoes are acceptable. Hair must be in a tidy ballet bun.

Book Private Lessons

Dancers aged seven and up may book private lessons in hip hop, jazz, and/or tap with Miss Ann. Simply specify the style you want when booking. You can book one or multiple private lessons, depending on your goals.

Dress code is relaxed for private lessons; any modest dancewear is acceptable, including leotards, tights, athletic tops, and athletic bottoms. Hair must be secured completely and neatly.

Book Private Lessons

Dancers aged seven and up may book private lessons in hip hop, jazz, and/or tap with Miss Anne. Simply specify the style you want when booking. You can book one or multiple private lessons, depending on your goals.

Dress code is relaxed for private lessons; any modest dancewear is acceptable, including leotards, tights, athletic tops, and athletic bottoms. Hair must be secured completely and neatly.

Book Private Lessons

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Open and highly recommended for students who have completed Ripple 4 Ballet or higher during the '25-'26 Season

Best for intermediate and advanced dancers who want to build knowledge, confidence, professionalism, and practical performance skills.

Our Dance Development Workshops are designed to support intermediate and advanced dancers as their training becomes more serious. These 45-minute focused sessions cover essential performance skills that dancers are expected to understand as they continue to progress—skills that build confidence, independence, and professionalism both in and out of the studio.

Each workshop is taught by professional ballerina Jayda Hazelett and emphasizes practical, real-world knowledge dancers can immediately apply in class, rehearsals, and performances.

Pointe Shoe Prep & Care Workshop

Proper pointe shoe preparation plays a significant role in comfort, safety, and performance longevity. This workshop guides dancers through best practices for sewing, breaking in, and caring for pointe shoes, with attention to both beginner needs and advanced refinements.

Dancers will learn how thoughtful preparation can support alignment, reduce discomfort, and extend the life of their shoes. This workshop is valuable for pre-pointe, beginning pointe, and experienced pointe dancers alike, offering tips and insights that support healthy, confident dancing.

Why These Workshops Matter

As dancers advance, expectations extend beyond steps and technique. These workshops provide practical tools that support confidence, self-sufficiency, and professionalism—skills that serve dancers well throughout their training and performance experiences.

Price: $10 per workshop or $25 for all 3.

Open and highly recommended for students who have completed Ripple 3 Ballet or higher during the '25-'26 Season

Best for intermediate and advanced dancers who want to build knowledge, confidence, professionalism, and practical performance skills.

Our Dance Development Workshops are designed to support intermediate and advanced dancers as their training becomes more serious. These 45-minute focused sessions cover essential performance skills that dancers are expected to understand as they continue to progress—skills that build confidence, independence, and professionalism both in and out of the studio.

Each workshop is taught by professional ballerina Jayda Hazelett and emphasizes practical, real-world knowledge dancers can immediately apply in class, rehearsals, and performances.

Performance Hair Workshop

This workshop focuses on creating clean, secure, stage-ready hairstyles that hold up under movement and performance conditions. Dancers will learn how to execute polished buns and common performance variations while developing confidence in doing their own hair independently.

Emphasis is placed on neatness, durability, and efficiency—helping dancers feel prepared and professional onstage without added stress on performance days.

Why These Workshops Matter

As dancers advance, expectations extend beyond steps and technique. These workshops provide practical tools that support confidence, self-sufficiency, and professionalism—skills that serve dancers well throughout their training and performance experiences.

Price: $10 per workshop or $25 for all 3.

Open and highly recommended for students who have completed Ripple 3 Ballet or higher during the '25-'26 Season

Best for intermediate and advanced dancers who want to build knowledge, confidence, professionalism, and practical performance skills.

Our Dance Development Workshops are designed to support intermediate and advanced dancers as their training becomes more serious. These 45-minute focused sessions cover essential performance skills that dancers are expected to understand as they continue to progress—skills that build confidence, independence, and professionalism both in and out of the studio.

Each workshop is taught by professional ballerina Jayda Hazelett and emphasizes practical, real-world knowledge dancers can immediately apply in class, rehearsals, and performances.

Performance Stage Makeup

Stage makeup is an important part of performance presentation, and this workshop teaches dancers how to apply age-appropriate, performance-ready makeup with confidence. Instruction includes application basics, product & color selection, and techniques that ensure makeup reads well under stage lighting while remaining secure throughout a performance.

The goal is to help dancers feel polished and prepared, enhancing their stage presence without overpowering their natural features.

Why These Workshops Matter

As dancers advance, expectations extend beyond steps and technique. These workshops provide practical tools that support confidence, self-sufficiency, and professionalism—skills that serve dancers well throughout their training and performance experiences.

Price: $10 per workshop or $25 for all 3.

Open to students who have completed any style Ripple 3 or higher during the '25-'26 Season

Best for dancers ready to expand their skills, train in an energized group setting, and experience the pride of learning and performing new material.

A 4-week summer series focused on jazz technique, acro training, and learning a production-style jazz dance.

Technique classes are grouped by experience level, while all dancers train together in acro and choreography, creating a motivating studio environment with dancers of varied backgrounds and strengths.

Dancers may choose to perform at the Taste of the Arts Festival on August 29, or participate in the workshop without performing.

→ Everyone will learn the choreography; those who opt not to perform at Taste of the Arts will simply be placed where their presence will not be missed.

This class is hosted by the Pure Performance Company and open to anyone who has completed Ripple 3 or above in any style. No commitment to join the is Pure Performance Company is required.

Dress Code  

• Apparel: Any Pure Dance Works top and bottom

• Shoes: Skin tone jazz shoes

• Hair: Completely secured off the face and neck; pin back bangs and side wisps.

• Please No: Jewelry, accessories, other clothing, or undergarments that show. Only skin-toned dance undergarments may be worn with a leotard and must be covered entirely.

Class Details

• Eligibility | Students must have completed a class in Ripple 3 or above during the '25-'26 Season, including:

  • Continuing Pure Performance Company members

  • Dancers considering joining the Pure Performance Company during the school year.

    Participants are not obligated to continue in the PPC in the fall.

• Schedule | Meets for four Thursdays from 11:00 am - 1:15 pm from July 9-30, 2026

  • Attendance | Participants who opt in to the Taste Of the Arts performances are expected to attend all four weeks of the workshop to ensure personal and group readiness for the performance at Taste Of The Arts. If necessary, dancers may miss ONE week and still perform, but this should be the exception and not the rule.

  • July 16 | Class will meet at the adjusted time of 11:30 - 1:45 pm due to Dancer Development Workshop.

• Additional Dates:

  • August 28 | Mandatory Dress Rehearsal: TBA

  • August 29 | Taste of Arts Performance: TBA

• Registration & Pricing | Current students may visit the Parent Portal for registration and pricing.