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

The class schedule is subject to change. Classes may be closed once full. Class size is determined by each instructor.

Classes with insufficient enrollment may be canceled at the discretion of the Studio Director.

A substitute teacher will lead the class if the regularly scheduled instructor is unavailable.

No food or drink is allowed in the dance rooms—water only.

Food may be consumed in the lobby area.

Please label all personal belongings. Dance Fusion is not responsible for lost or stolen items.

By agreeing to Dance Fusion’s policies, you authorize the use of your or your child’s image for promotional purposes, including but not limited to print, web, and social media advertising.

Participation in dance and related physical activities involves a risk of injury. By enrolling, you acknowledge and accept these risks and agree to release and hold harmless Dance Fusion, its instructors, and staff from any and all liability arising from participation in studio activities.

Dance Fusion reserves the right to refuse service to any student, parent, or guardian who does not comply with studio policies and procedures, or for any other reason deemed necessary by the studio.

At Dance Fusion, our goal is to place each student in a class where they can learn, grow, and be positively challenged.

We believe that proper placement is key to building confidence and ensuring steady progress. A class that is too easy may lead to boredom, while one that is too difficult can create frustration. For this reason, most students will remain at the same class level for 1 to 3 years—and that’s perfectly normal. (Please note: our most advanced dancers are at Level 4.)

When students move up in age groups, it is common for them to begin at a slightly lower class level in the new age range. For example, a student in a 6–8 Level 2 class may move into a 9–14 Level 1 class as they grow older. This ensures they are building strong technique within an age-appropriate environment.

Every student is evaluated individually, and placement is based on multiple factors including age, experience, technique, and maturity. However, we believe it is more beneficial for a dancer to move up a level when they are ready, rather than be placed in a level that may not yet be the right fit. Starting at a lower level allows dancers to develop a solid foundation and experience success as they progress.

Placement in classes Level 2 and above may require a teacher recommendation and is subject to instructor approval. If you have questions or concerns about your child’s class placement, we kindly ask that you reach out via email to:

📧 dancefusionco@yahoo.com

Please do not approach teachers between classes, as this time is dedicated to class transitions and student supervision. We’re happy to discuss placement and progression via email, and we’ll gladly schedule a time to connect further if needed.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation!

To help ensure a safe and secure environment for all students, we kindly ask that families follow the procedures outlined below:

Chaperones are encouraged to walk their student into the studio. If you choose to drop your student off at the curb, please do so at your own discretion and risk.

Parents or guardians should arrive before class ends to pick up their child. Students should not be left waiting in the lobby unattended, unless they are familiar with and understand your family’s rules.

Students are always welcome to wait or do homework in the student lounges.

If your child will be going home with someone other than the person who dropped them off, please inform your student and email the studio to ensure clear communication.

Students should never leave the studio without an approved adult.

Thank you for working with us to keep our dancers safe, supported, and informed.

To maintain a respectful, focused, and safe learning environment, all students are expected to follow the guidelines below:

The first 15 minutes of class are essential for a proper warm-up. For safety reasons, students who arrive late may not be allowed to participate in class that day.

Dancers must arrive in proper dance attire, with hair securely pulled back and out of the face. No gum or jewelry is allowed during class.

Dancers should enter class ready to learn and give their best effort. A respectful, open-minded attitude creates a stronger and more enjoyable class for everyone.

At the end of each class, students are encouraged to thank their teacher—it's a small gesture that reflects the discipline and respect at the heart of dance training.

Proper attire helps dancers move safely, confidently, and allows instructors to see alignment and technique. Please follow the class-specific dress guidelines below:

• Leotard
  
• Tights
  
• Ballet shoes
  
• Hair pulled securely off the face (IN ALL CLASSES)
  
• Optional: Skirts or shorts may be worn if preferred
  

• Turners or jazz shoes (no socks)
  
• Any style or color of leotard or fitted dance attire
  

• Loose-fitting, comfortable clothing (e.g., sweats and t-shirts)
  
• Clean tennis shoes or sneakers
  
• Note: No black-soled shoes allowed, as they may leave marks on the studio floor
  

• Heels class shoes will be announced by the teacher
  
• A link will be provided for the specific shoes needed