Dance Fusion reserves the right to change a student's class based on appropriate age and/or skill level at any time.

Schedule is subject to change . Classes will be closed when full. Each teacher determines class size. Classes without adequate enrollment will be cancelled at the discretion of the studio director.

Substitutes will teach class if regular teacher in unavailable.

No food or drinks allowed in the dance room. Water only! Food may be eaten in the lobby area. Everyone is responsible for cleaning up after him or herself!

Please put your name on all belongings. Dance Fusion is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

Agreeing to Dance Fusion Polices authorizes Dance Fusion to use registered students image for Dance Fusion advertising purposes.

You understand that there are risks of physical injury associated with, arising out of, and inherent to the activity of dance and dance related activities. In recognition of this, you agree to release Dance Fusion and hold them harmless of all liability and hereby acknowledge that you are knowingly and voluntarily assuming full responsibility for all risks of physical injury arising out of active participation in a dance class or other dance related activities.

Dance Fusion reserves the right to refuse service to any student, parent, or legal guardian for any reason, including but not limited to not adhering to the rules set forth in these policies and procedures.

Back to Top

Placement Guidelines

Our goal is to place students in a class where they can learn, grow, and be challenged. If a class is too easy, they will get bored, but if it is too hard, they may get frustrated. Most students will remain at the same class level for 1-3 years. (Remember, our advanced dancers are only at level 4.) Typically, when a student moves up an age level, they will go down a class level. For example, a student in a 6-8 Level 2 class would move up to a 9-14 Level 1 class. Of course, each student is evaluated on their unique abilities, however, we would prefer to move a student up a level, instead of down. So it is better to begin dancing at a lower level and to work your way up. If you have any concerns about your class level, please feel free to talk to the teacher or the studio director.

Placement in any classes above Level 1 may require a teacher recommendation and is subject to teacher approval.

Back to Top

Safety Policy

Our student's safety is of primary importance!

Students of all ages should be walked into the dance studio by their parent or chaperone. If they are to go home with someone other than the person who dropped them off, please let the teacher or desk person know when they are dropped off.

Parents should arrive to pick up their child BEFORE the class ends. Students should be picked up on time and should not be left in the lobby. Please make sure your child knows not to leave the studio without you.

Back to Top

Dancer Etiquette

Arrive to class on time. The first 15 minutes are crucial to a proper warm-up. For the student's safety, they may not be allowed to dance if they arrive to late to class.

Dancer should be dressed in proper dance attire with your hair pulled back appropriately out of the face.

No talking during class.

Students should not correct each other.

NO GUM or jewelry allowed in class.

Respect for your teacher and fellow classmates is the number one lesson in dance class. Teachers may ask students to wait in the lobby if they are being disruptive or disrespectful.

Students should come to class with a positive attitude, ready to dance!

Students should thank his/her teacher at the end of class. 

Back to Top

Dress Code

Ballet Classes:
Ladies: Leotard, tights, ballet shoes, and hair pulled off of face.
Students can wear shorts or skirts if they choose too.

Jazz/Tap Combo Classes:
Ballet shoes or jazz shoes, tap shoes, any style or color of leotard or dance attire.

Ballet/Jazz Combo Classes:
Ballet shoes or jazz shoes, any style or color of leotard or dance attire.

Hip-Hop Classes:
Dance or workout clothes, tennis shoes. (No black-soled shoes allowed)

Jazz & Tap Classes:
Any style or color leotard or dance attire. No clothing my be worn that obstructs the view of the body (such as baggy t-shirts). For jazz classes, jazz shoes are recommended or barefoot.

For tap classes, tap shoes are required.

Pilates:
Please bring mat or towel, exercise attire.

Back to Top