WHAT TO WEAR
WHAT TO BRING
PRE-K - 2 GRADE
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Top: Leotard of any style or form-fitting cami, tank top or short-sleeved top
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Solid colors are best, no logos
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Bottom: Form-fitting stretch shorts or leggings
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In warmer months, it is fine to be bare legged with a leotard.
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Feet are bare.
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As it gets cooler, bring layers. Form-fitting pants and long sleeve stretch shirts that can be worn over your lighter layers.
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Please no baggy tops or bottoms!
3 & 4 - HIGH SCHOOL
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Top: Leotard of any style or form-fitting cami, tank top or short-sleeved top
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Solid colors are best, no logos
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Bottom: Form-fitting stretch shorts, yoga/dance leggings
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Feet are bare for modern. In 7th & 8th grade, sneakers are worn for Street Funk.
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As it gets cooler, bring layers. Form-fitting pants and long sleeve stretch shirts that can be worn over your lighter layers.
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Please no baggy tops or bottoms!
HAIR
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Shoulder-length hair and longer must be pulled back and entirely out of the face. No hats or large hair decorations. PARENTS it is your job to make sure your student brings hair elastics to class. Please bring fabric hair elastics, not plastic.
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A reusable water bottle is the most important thing to bring to class. Younger students must have a water bottle with a sports cap. ALL WATER BOTTLES MUST BE LABELED WITH STUDENT'S NAME.
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Students with shoulder-length hair or longer must bring their own hair elastics.
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In the cooler months, students should bring a long-sleeved, stretchy, form-fitting top to wear before they are warmed up.
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Sneakers, if you are taking Street Funk in the 7th & 8th grade class.
RESTRICTIONS
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No necklaces
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No bracelets (exception for those that cannot be removed)
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No hats
RESTRICTIONS
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Dancewear is form fitting and stretchy (leotards or lycra) without decoration like zippers, pockets, or other metallic attachments.
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Stretch jeans, sports shorts, and baggy T-shirts are not allowed.
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Proper dancewear is the first step to becoming a skilled dancer. Thank you for coming prepared!
LICE POLICY
Every year there is a lice outbreak in the schools. Please contact us immediately if your child has lice or has very recently been treated for lice. During performance rehearsals we will likely ask students with lice to come to class and sit and watch. Dance involves a lot of close contact and we do not want lice to spread. It is critical that you contact us as we will make decisions on a case by case basis in order to make sure we can protect other students while preventing significant disruptions to class