The Dance Conservatory of North Atlanta

Dance Education class is included in the Summer Course curriculum, providing theoretical and historical knowledge related to dance.

Pas de Deux class is part of the comprehensive Summer Course curriculum, focusing on partner work in ballet.

Tap Shoes are required for tap classes, which are part of the curriculum for advanced students.

Jazz Shoes are required for jazz classes, which are part of the curriculum for advanced students.

Ballet classes for committed students ready for the discipline and rigor of advanced classical ballet training, nurturing technical refinement and artistic development.

Rehearsals for Performances & Competitions are a key part of the curriculum for dancers advancing through Levels 4 to 8, encouraging mastery, discipline, and a deeper understanding of movement and artistry.

Classical & Contemporary Repertoire is part of the curriculum for dancers advancing through Levels 4 to 8, encouraging mastery, discipline, and a deeper understanding of movement and artistry.

Cross-Training & Conditioning is part of the curriculum for dancers advancing through Levels 4 to 8, encouraging mastery, discipline, and a deeper understanding of movement and artistry.

Pas de Deux teaches dancers partnering technique in a guided, respectful setting as part of the curriculum for Levels 4 to 8.

Pointe & Variations is part of the curriculum for dancers advancing through Levels 4 to 8, encouraging mastery, discipline, and a deeper understanding of movement and artistry.

Classical Ballet Technique builds on the curriculum for dancers advancing through Levels 4 to 8, encouraging mastery, discipline, and a deeper understanding of movement and artistry.

Level 1 serves as the entry point for dancers, typically ages 2–4, and introduces the basic structure of a ballet class in a fun, imaginative environment. Students begin to explore foundational concepts.

Progressive Ballet Technique (PBT) is part of the curriculum for dancers advancing through Levels 4 to 8, encouraging mastery, discipline, and a deeper understanding of movement and artistry.

Ballet Technique classes increase in intensity as dancers advance through Levels 4 to 8, focusing on mastery, discipline, and a deeper understanding of movement and artistry.

Pointe / Variations classes increase in intensity as dancers advance through Levels 4 to 8, focusing on mastery, discipline, and a deeper understanding of movement and artistry.

A joyful and structured ballet class designed to help children grow in confidence, coordination, and classroom readiness. Dancers begin to explore the structure of ballet class, musicality, and technical form.

A playful introduction to movement, music, and rhythm! Students will explore basic ballet vocabulary, spatial awareness, coordination, and creative expression through imaginative games, storytelling, and music.

As dancers move into Levels 2 and 3, the focus shifts toward formal ballet technique. Students are introduced to the structure of a classical ballet barre, correct posture and alignment, and consistent use of French terminology. In Level 2, center work begins, developing balance and coordination away from the barre. In Level 3, dancers deepen their understanding of movement quality, musical phrasing, and spatial awareness. Students at these levels are expected to demonstrate understanding of foundational ballet vocabulary, physical strength, posture, and alignment, focus, discipline, and the ability to apply corrections, and developing artistry and musical responsiveness.

Level 1 serves as the entry point for dancers, typically ages 2–4, and introduces the basic structure of a ballet class in a fun, imaginative environment. Students begin to explore foundational concepts such as basic ballet positions of the arms and feet, body awareness and coordination, musicality and rhythm, listening skills and classroom etiquette, and ballet-specific vocabulary introduced through creative movement and storytelling. While playful and engaging, Level 1 begins to establish classroom structure and expectations, setting the stage for more formal study in Levels 2 and 3.

As dancers move into Levels 2 and 3, the focus shifts toward formal ballet technique. Students are introduced to the structure of a classical ballet barre, correct posture and alignment, and consistent use of French terminology.

The Dancely™ program at TDC is a licensed early childhood dance program offering exercise, education, and entertainment through original music, dance, and movement for children under the age of 6. We use this program for Level 1 and the beginning of the season for Level 2. Dancely is designed to instill a love of dance and movement at an early age and introduce children to a variety of dance styles, including ballet, tap, and creative movement.

Rigorous curriculum crafted to hone both technical precision and artistic expression, providing the perfect environment for dancers to advance. Expert training in a range of styles, including ballet, contemporary, progressions, and stretch & strength. Taught by TDC's accomplished faculty, the program combines challenging classes with a supportive atmosphere to help every dancer reach their next level of achievement.

Ballet Technique class is part of the Summer Course curriculum. It is a core component of the intensive program, focusing on developing precise ballet movements.

Rigorous curriculum crafted to hone both technical precision and artistic expression, providing the perfect environment for dancers to advance. Expert training in a range of styles, including ballet, contemporary, progressions, and stretch & strength. Taught by TDC's accomplished faculty, the program combines challenging classes with a supportive atmosphere to help every dancer reach their next level of achievement.

Pointe and Variations class is offered as part of the Summer Course curriculum, focusing on advanced ballet techniques performed on pointe shoes.

Cross Training is a class within the Summer Course curriculum, designed to complement ballet training and enhance overall physical conditioning for dancers.

Progressive Ballet Technique (PBT) is included in the Summer Course curriculum, aiming to improve ballet dancers' alignment, strength, and coordination.

Rigorous curriculum crafted to hone both technical precision and artistic expression, providing the perfect environment for dancers to advance. Expert training in a range of styles, including ballet, contemporary, progressions, and stretch & strength. Taught by TDC's accomplished faculty, the program combines challenging classes with a supportive atmosphere to help every dancer reach their next level of achievement.

Rigorous curriculum crafted to hone both technical precision and artistic expression, providing the perfect environment for dancers to advance. Expert training in a range of styles, including ballet, contemporary, progressions, and stretch & strength. Taught by TDC's accomplished faculty, the program combines challenging classes with a supportive atmosphere to help every dancer reach their next level of achievement.

Rigorous curriculum crafted to hone both technical precision and artistic expression, providing the perfect environment for dancers to advance. Expert training in a range of styles, including ballet, contemporary, progressions, and stretch & strength. Taught by TDC's accomplished faculty, the program combines challenging classes with a supportive atmosphere to help every dancer reach their next level of achievement.

As dancers move into Levels 2 and 3, the focus shifts toward formal ballet technique. Students are introduced to the structure of a classical ballet barre, correct posture and alignment, and consistent use of French terminology. In Level 2, center work begins, developing balance and coordination away from the barre. In Level 3, dancers deepen their understanding of movement quality, musical phrasing, and spatial awareness. Students at these levels are expected to demonstrate understanding of foundational ballet vocabulary, physical strength, posture, and alignment, focus, discipline, and the ability to apply corrections, and developing artistry and musical responsiveness.

As dancers move into Levels 2 and 3, the focus shifts toward formal ballet technique. Students are introduced to the structure of a classical ballet barre, correct posture and alignment, and consistent use of French terminology. In Level 2, center work begins, developing balance and coordination away from the barre. In Level 3, dancers deepen their understanding of movement quality, musical phrasing, and spatial awareness. Students at these levels are expected to demonstrate understanding of foundational ballet vocabulary, physical strength, posture, and alignment, focus, discipline, and the ability to apply corrections, and developing artistry and musical responsiveness.

For the dancer 18+, this program is designed for those who wish to further their love and appreciation of ballet in a less intense environment. No audition or previous experience required!

Ballet for Adults offers high-quality ballet training in a welcoming and low-pressure environment for students 18 and up. Our classes are designed to build strength, flexibility, and joy through movement. Adult classes at TDC focus on classical ballet fundamentals, body alignment, balance, and posture, conditioning and flexibility, musicality and flow, and confidence and personal expression. No prior experience required—just a willingness to move and learn! Includes barre, center, across-the-floor work, and light conditioning. Ideal for all levels.

The TDC Summer Course is designed for dedicated dancers who are ready to elevate their craft and push their limits. With a rigorous curriculum crafted to hone both technical precision and artistic expression, this course provides the perfect environment for dancers to advance.

The TDC Summer Course is designed for dedicated dancers who are ready to elevate their craft and push their limits. With a rigorous curriculum crafted to hone both technical precision and artistic expression, this course provides the perfect environment for dancers to advance.

Contemporary and Progressions class is offered as part of the Summer Course curriculum, exploring modern dance styles and advancing dancer's skill sets.