Thrive School of Dance

Pricing is flexible and simple. Adult classes run on a class card system, so you can choose what works best for you. Class cards never expire. You can create an account and purchase class cards here or swing by the office and we’ll get you all set!

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates based on your dancer’s age group or class level. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Adult classes run on a class card system, so you can choose what works best for you. Pricing is flexible and simple with class cards that never expire.

Monthly tuition rates for company levels based on the number of classes per week. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates for company levels based on the number of classes per week. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates for company levels based on the number of classes per week. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates for company levels based on the number of classes per week. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates for company levels based on the number of classes per week. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates for company levels based on the number of classes per week. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates for company levels based on the number of classes per week. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

Monthly tuition rates for company levels based on the number of classes per week. Tuition is billed monthly September through May and already accounts for planned studio closures and breaks — no surprise changes or hidden fees.

At Thrive, we believe it’s never too late to dance. Our adult classes are designed to be fun, supportive, and accessible , whether you're stepping into a studio for the very first time or returning to dance after years away. We currently offer Tap and Ballet , and we’re always open to adding more styles based on what you are excited about—just let us know what you’d love to see! All classes are mixed-level unless otherwise noted and are taught by our most experienced, encouraging faculty . There's no dress code, no judgment, and absolutely no pressure—just great music, movement, and a joyful space to explore dance at your own pace. Not sure if it’s the right fit? Your first class is free —or you’re welcome to come observe and see what we’re all about. If performing sounds fun, you're invited (but never required!) to join any of our seasonal performance opportunities , including our Holiday Show and Spring Recital. No stress. Just progress, community, and a little extra sparkle in your week.

Designed for dancers between the ages of 11 and 14*, this level builds on the difficulty and intensity of the ballet, tap, and jazz training Dancers learned in Intermediate. Dancers in the Advanced Intermediate level take one hour of ballet 30 minutes of tap and 30 minutes of jazz technique. The curriculum is designed to prepare dancers to enter our company-level classes. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and our end-of-season recital.

Designed for dancers between the ages of 9 and 12, this level increases the amount and intensity of ballet, tap, and jazz training. Dancers in the Intermediate level take one hour of ballet 30 minutes of tap and 30 minutes of jazz technique. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our our Holiday Performance Tour and our end-of-season recital.

Dancers begin to expand their knowledge of different styles in this ballet, tap, and jazz combo class designed for dancers between the ages of 7 and 9. This has historically been a pivotal year for our students, as they being to dive deeper into class expectations, muscular engagement, more complex combinations, and the introduction of a new style. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate technique, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and in our end-of-season recital.

Dynamic, engaging and age-appropriate, this is a ballet and tap combo class designed for 6 and 7-year-old dancers to build new skills in both techniques and continue to develop confidence and creativity. Dancers begin to work on speed, precision, performance quality and advancing the steps they know. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and our end-of-season recital.

Dynamic, engaging and age-appropriate, this is a ballet and tap combo class designed for 5 and 6-year-old dancers to build new skills in both techniques and continue to develop confidence and creativity. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and end-of-season recital.

Fun, age-appropriate, and structured for 4 and 5-year-old dancers, this class continues to build on the fundamentals of ballet and tap techniques, while exploring creative movement exercises to build fine motor skills, self-esteem, discipline, and community. This level has the option to participate in our our Holiday Performance Tour and end-of-season recital.

Fun, age-appropriate, and structured for 3 and 4-year-old dancers, this class introduces the fundamentals of ballet and tap techniques, while exploring creative movement exercises to build fine motor skills, self-esteem, discipline, and community. This level has the option to participate our our Holiday Performance Tour and end-of-season recital.

At Thrive, we believe it’s never too late to dance. Our adult classes are designed to be fun, supportive, and accessible , whether you're stepping into a studio for the very first time or returning to dance after years away. We currently offer Tap and Ballet , and we’re always open to adding more styles based on what you are excited about—just let us know what you’d love to see! All classes are mixed-level unless otherwise noted and are taught by our most experienced, encouraging faculty . There's no dress code, no judgment, and absolutely no pressure—just great music, movement, and a joyful space to explore dance at your own pace. Not sure if it’s the right fit? Your first class is free —or you’re welcome to come observe and see what we’re all about. If performing sounds fun, you're invited (but never required!) to join any of our seasonal performance opportunities , including our Holiday Show and Spring Recital. No stress. Just progress, community, and a little extra sparkle in your week.

Our most advanced level for dancers 18 and under, Senior Company trains multiple times per week under several teachers and is generally the most involved level. We have high expectations for these dancers for setting the example as leaders and encouragers for dancers at other levels, and we build in plenty of support and development opportunities for doing so. At a minimum, dancers in Senior Company must enroll in at least one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pointe, prevent + restore, and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path) with the potential to begin teaching, and participate in the student choreography show.

Our third company level, dancers in Apprentice typically come from spending two years in Senior Prep. Apprentice dancers train multiple times per week under several teachers, and have higher technical and responsibility expectations than Senior Prep. At a minimum, dancers in Apprentice must enroll in at least one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pointe, prevent + restore and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path) with the potential to begin teaching, and participate in the student choreography show.

The secondary level in our company levels, Senior Prep dancers typically have a few years of company dancing under their belts in Junior Company. Moving into this level opens up several opportunities for dancers, as well as a higher expectation for building leadership, collaboration, and compassion skills. At a minimum, dancers in Senior Prep must enroll in one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pre-pointe, prevent + restore, and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals and our monthly workshops. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path), and participate in the student choreography show.

Our entry into company-level classes is a big and exciting (!) transition year for our dancers as classes increase in difficulty, length, and frequency. At a minimum, dancers in Junior Company must enroll in one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, and pre-pointe. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals.

Our Foundations level is designed for dancers who are ready for more structure, consistency, and challenge as a bridge into our full company-level program. This two-day-per-week program helps bridge the gap between recreational and intensive training while keeping the focus on confidence, quality technique, and joy in movement. Dancers will attend: - 1 class day focused on ballet (1 hour 15 minutes) - 1 class day with jazz + tap (1 hour of each style) Foundations dancers may also be eligible for select Junior Company classes (such as Modern or Hip Hop), based on class availability and teacher recommendation. This level is ideal for dancers who: - Are showing strong classroom habits and focus - Want to take their training more seriously - Are curious about eventually joining company - Would benefit from a supportive, skill-building environment before jumping into company expectations Dancers in this level are invited to special company-level events throughout the season to help them connect with peers and experience the Thrive culture.

Designed for dancers between the ages of 11 and 14*, this level builds on the difficulty and intensity of the ballet, tap, and jazz training Dancers learned in Intermediate. Dancers in the Advanced Intermediate level take one hour of ballet 30 minutes of tap and 30 minutes of jazz technique. The curriculum is designed to prepare dancers to enter our company-level classes. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and our end-of-season recital.

Designed for dancers between the ages of 9 and 12, this level increases the amount and intensity of ballet, tap, and jazz training. Dancers in the Intermediate level take one hour of ballet 30 minutes of tap and 30 minutes of jazz technique. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our our Holiday Performance Tour and our end-of-season recital.

Dancers begin to expand their knowledge of different styles in this ballet, tap, and jazz combo class designed for dancers between the ages of 7 and 9. This has historically been a pivotal year for our students, as they being to dive deeper into class expectations, muscular engagement, more complex combinations, and the introduction of a new style. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate technique, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and in our end-of-season recital.

Dynamic, engaging and age-appropriate, this is a ballet and tap combo class designed for 6 and 7-year-old dancers to build new skills in both techniques and continue to develop confidence and creativity. Dancers begin to work on speed, precision, performance quality and advancing the steps they know. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and our end-of-season recital.

Dynamic, engaging and age-appropriate, this is a ballet and tap combo class designed for 5 and 6-year-old dancers to build new skills in both techniques and continue to develop confidence and creativity. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and end-of-season recital.

Fun, age-appropriate, and structured for 4 and 5-year-old dancers, this class continues to build on the fundamentals of ballet and tap techniques, while exploring creative movement exercises to build fine motor skills, self-esteem, discipline, and community. This level has the option to participate in our our Holiday Performance Tour and end-of-season recital.

Fun, age-appropriate, and structured for 3 and 4-year-old dancers, this class introduces the fundamentals of ballet and tap techniques, while exploring creative movement exercises to build fine motor skills, self-esteem, discipline, and community. This level has the option to participate our our Holiday Performance Tour and end-of-season recital.

At Thrive, we believe it’s never too late to dance. Our adult classes are designed to be fun, supportive, and accessible , whether you're stepping into a studio for the very first time or returning to dance after years away. We currently offer Tap and Ballet , and we’re always open to adding more styles based on what you are excited about—just let us know what you’d love to see! All classes are mixed-level unless otherwise noted and are taught by our most experienced, encouraging faculty . There's no dress code, no judgment, and absolutely no pressure—just great music, movement, and a joyful space to explore dance at your own pace. Not sure if it’s the right fit? Your first class is free —or you’re welcome to come observe and see what we’re all about. If performing sounds fun, you're invited (but never required!) to join any of our seasonal performance opportunities , including our Holiday Show and Spring Recital. No stress. Just progress, community, and a little extra sparkle in your week.

Our Foundations level is designed for dancers who are ready for more structure, consistency, and challenge as a bridge into our full company-level program. This two-day-per-week program helps bridge the gap between recreational and intensive training while keeping the focus on confidence, quality technique, and joy in movement.

Our Foundations level is designed for dancers who are ready for more structure, consistency, and challenge as a bridge into our full company-level program. This two-day-per-week program helps bridge the gap between recreational and intensive training while keeping the focus on confidence, quality technique, and joy in movement.

Our most advanced level for dancers 18 and under, Senior Company trains multiple times per week under several teachers and is generally the most involved level. We have high expectations for these dancers for setting the example as leaders and encouragers for dancers at other levels, and we build in plenty of support and development opportunities for doing so. At a minimum, dancers in Senior Company must enroll in at least one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pointe, prevent + restore, and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path) with the potential to begin teaching, and participate in the student choreography show.

Our most advanced level for dancers 18 and under, Senior Company trains multiple times per week under several teachers and is generally the most involved level. We have high expectations for these dancers for setting the example as leaders and encouragers for dancers at other levels, and we build in plenty of support and development opportunities for doing so. At a minimum, dancers in Senior Company must enroll in at least one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pointe, prevent + restore, and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path) with the potential to begin teaching, and participate in the student choreography show.

The secondary level in our company levels, Senior Prep dancers typically have a few years of company dancing under their belts in Junior Company. Moving into this level opens up several opportunities for dancers, as well as a higher expectation for building leadership, collaboration, and compassion skills. At a minimum, dancers in Senior Prep must enroll in one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pre-pointe, prevent + restore, and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals and our monthly workshops. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path), and participate in the student choreography show.

Our entry into company-level classes is a big and exciting (!) transition year for our dancers as classes increase in difficulty, length, and frequency. At a minimum, dancers in Junior Company must enroll in one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, and pre-pointe. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals.

At Thrive, we’re committed to developing strong, safe, and confident pointe dancers. Our updated pointe structure includes three distinct levels— Pre-Pointe, Pointe 1, and Pointe 2 —each with clearly defined curriculum, expectations, and assessment points. Dancers progress through these levels based on strength, technique, consistency, and injury-prevention benchmarks—not just age or years of experience. This structure ensures that each dancer receives the support and training they need to thrive on their pointe journey, with safety and longevity always top of mind.

At Thrive, we’re committed to developing strong, safe, and confident pointe dancers. Our updated pointe structure includes three distinct levels— Pre-Pointe, Pointe 1, and Pointe 2 —each with clearly defined curriculum, expectations, and assessment points. Dancers progress through these levels based on strength, technique, consistency, and injury-prevention benchmarks—not just age or years of experience. This structure ensures that each dancer receives the support and training they need to thrive on their pointe journey, with safety and longevity always top of mind.

Our most advanced level for dancers 18 and under, Senior Company trains multiple times per week under several teachers and is generally the most involved level. We have high expectations for these dancers for setting the example as leaders and encouragers for dancers at other levels, and we build in plenty of support and development opportunities for doing so. At a minimum, dancers in Senior Company must enroll in at least one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pointe, prevent + restore, and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path) with the potential to begin teaching, and participate in the student choreography show.

The secondary level in our company levels, Senior Prep dancers typically have a few years of company dancing under their belts in Junior Company. Moving into this level opens up several opportunities for dancers, as well as a higher expectation for building leadership, collaboration, and compassion skills. At a minimum, dancers in Senior Prep must enroll in one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pre-pointe, prevent + restore, and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals and our monthly workshops. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path), and participate in the student choreography show.

Our entry into company-level classes is a big and exciting (!) transition year for our dancers as classes increase in difficulty, length, and frequency. At a minimum, dancers in Junior Company must enroll in one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, and pre-pointe. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals.

Our most advanced level for dancers 18 and under, Senior Company trains multiple times per week under several teachers and is generally the most involved level. We have high expectations for these dancers for setting the example as leaders and encouragers for dancers at other levels, and we build in plenty of support and development opportunities for doing so. At a minimum, dancers in Senior Company must enroll in at least one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pointe, prevent + restore, and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path) with the potential to begin teaching, and participate in the student choreography show.

Our third company level, dancers in Apprentice typically come from spending two years in Senior Prep. Apprentice dancers train multiple times per week under several teachers, and have higher technical and responsibility expectations than Senior Prep. At a minimum, dancers in Apprentice must enroll in at least one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pointe, prevent + restore and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path) with the potential to begin teaching, and participate in the student choreography show.

Our entry into company-level classes is a big and exciting (!) transition year for our dancers as classes increase in difficulty, length, and frequency. At a minimum, dancers in Junior Company must enroll in one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, and pre-pointe. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals.

Our most advanced level for dancers 18 and under, Senior Company trains multiple times per week under several teachers and is generally the most involved level. We have high expectations for these dancers for setting the example as leaders and encouragers for dancers at other levels, and we build in plenty of support and development opportunities for doing so. At a minimum, dancers in Senior Company must enroll in at least one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pointe, prevent + restore, and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path) with the potential to begin teaching, and participate in the student choreography show.

Our third company level, dancers in Apprentice typically come from spending two years in Senior Prep. Apprentice dancers train multiple times per week under several teachers, and have higher technical and responsibility expectations than Senior Prep. At a minimum, dancers in Apprentice must enroll in at least one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pointe, prevent + restore and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path) with the potential to begin teaching, and participate in the student choreography show.

The secondary level in our company levels, Senior Prep dancers typically have a few years of company dancing under their belts in Junior Company. Moving into this level opens up several opportunities for dancers, as well as a higher expectation for building leadership, collaboration, and compassion skills. At a minimum, dancers in Senior Prep must enroll in one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pre-pointe, prevent + restore, and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals and our monthly workshops. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path), and participate in the student choreography show.

Our entry into company-level classes is a big and exciting (!) transition year for our dancers as classes increase in difficulty, length, and frequency. At a minimum, dancers in Junior Company must enroll in one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, and pre-pointe. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals.

Our most advanced level for dancers 18 and under, Senior Company trains multiple times per week under several teachers and is generally the most involved level. We have high expectations for these dancers for setting the example as leaders and encouragers for dancers at other levels, and we build in plenty of support and development opportunities for doing so. At a minimum, dancers in Senior Company must enroll in at least one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pointe, prevent + restore, and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path) with the potential to begin teaching, and participate in the student choreography show.

At Thrive, we’re committed to developing strong, safe, and confident pointe dancers. Our updated pointe structure includes three distinct levels— Pre-Pointe, Pointe 1, and Pointe 2 —each with clearly defined curriculum, expectations, and assessment points. Dancers progress through these levels based on strength, technique, consistency, and injury-prevention benchmarks—not just age or years of experience. This structure ensures that each dancer receives the support and training they need to thrive on their pointe journey, with safety and longevity always top of mind.

Our third company level, dancers in Apprentice typically come from spending two years in Senior Prep. Apprentice dancers train multiple times per week under several teachers, and have higher technical and responsibility expectations than Senior Prep. At a minimum, dancers in Apprentice must enroll in at least one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pointe, prevent + restore and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path) with the potential to begin teaching, and participate in the student choreography show.

Our third company level, dancers in Apprentice typically come from spending two years in Senior Prep. Apprentice dancers train multiple times per week under several teachers, and have higher technical and responsibility expectations than Senior Prep. At a minimum, dancers in Apprentice must enroll in at least one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pointe, prevent + restore and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path) with the potential to begin teaching, and participate in the student choreography show.

The secondary level in our company levels, Senior Prep dancers typically have a few years of company dancing under their belts in Junior Company. Moving into this level opens up several opportunities for dancers, as well as a higher expectation for building leadership, collaboration, and compassion skills. At a minimum, dancers in Senior Prep must enroll in one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pre-pointe, prevent + restore, and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals and our monthly workshops. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path), and participate in the student choreography show.

The secondary level in our company levels, Senior Prep dancers typically have a few years of company dancing under their belts in Junior Company. Moving into this level opens up several opportunities for dancers, as well as a higher expectation for building leadership, collaboration, and compassion skills. At a minimum, dancers in Senior Prep must enroll in one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pre-pointe, prevent + restore, and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals and our monthly workshops. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path), and participate in the student choreography show.

Our entry into company-level classes is a big and exciting (!) transition year for our dancers as classes increase in difficulty, length, and frequency. At a minimum, dancers in Junior Company must enroll in one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, and pre-pointe. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals.

The secondary level in our company levels, Senior Prep dancers typically have a few years of company dancing under their belts in Junior Company. Moving into this level opens up several opportunities for dancers, as well as a higher expectation for building leadership, collaboration, and compassion skills. At a minimum, dancers in Senior Prep must enroll in one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, pre-pointe, prevent + restore, and dance technique. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals and our monthly workshops. In addition, dancers in this level attend team-building events with other company-level dancers, have the opportunity to join the Assistant Teacher Squad (our student teacher training path), and participate in the student choreography show.

Our entry into company-level classes is a big and exciting (!) transition year for our dancers as classes increase in difficulty, length, and frequency. At a minimum, dancers in Junior Company must enroll in one ballet class to take other styles, which include tap, jazz, modern, hip hop, and pre-pointe. While a majority of our dancers take all available classes, we can also work with you to build a custom schedule that fits best with your schedule, desired dance path, and interests. As with all of our classes, our emphasis is on correct and age-appropriate dance education, music, and movement, with a good dose of fun, encouragement, and community building. This level has the option to participate in our Holiday Performance Tour and all four of our end-of-season recitals.