Dancers show respect for themselves by:
Being on time for class
Being dressed properly for class, without jewelry and with shoe strings tucked in or knotted and cut
Having hair secured away from their faces and long hair in a ponytail or a bun
Dancers show respect for others by:
Keeping their hands to themselves during class
Waiting quietly for others to have a turn
Talking only during share time
Dancers show respect for their teacher and the art form they are learning by:
Being properly dressed and ready for class on time
Being good listeners
Sitting with straight backs, not lying on the floor
Paying attention and being prepared for their turn
Always asking before leaving the studio for any reason
Dancers show respect for the studio by:
Leaving gum, food and any drink except water outside
Never hanging on the barres
Never running or doing gymnastics in the studio or the lobby
Putting trash in the trash basket
Putting away books and toys when they are finished with them
Parents show respect for the art form, dance class, teacher and studio by:
Having the students ready for class before entering the studio
Not interrupting the class and keeping the door to the studio closed
Picking students up promptly after class
Informing the teacher of any special needs their child may have
Keeping siblings quiet in the lobby
Asking permission before taking video or group photos
Abiding by our make-up class policy