On Pointe Dance Center(3037G)

Dancers on Teal Team are required to take a mixture of 6 individual classes from styles including jazz, lyrical, contemporary, pom, hip hop, musical theatre, or tap during the summer.

Teal Team dancers must take 3 individual jumps/leaps/turns classes as part of their summer requirements to refine these fundamental skills.

As part of the summer requirements for Teal Team, dancers have the option of taking 3 individual ballet classes.

Teal Team dancers may also join speciality mixed groups focusing on acro, providing further opportunities to develop and showcase their skills.

Speciality mixed groups in styles like musical theatre are an option for Teal Team dancers interested in theatrical performance.

Teal Team dancers can join speciality mixed groups in styles like pom, offering diverse performance opportunities.

Speciality mixed groups in styles like hip hop are available for Teal Team dancers looking to explore various performance genres.

Teal Team dancers are offered opportunities to join smaller teams for lyrical and contemporary dance, challenging their expressive and technical capabilities.

Teal Team dancers may participate in smaller teams for jazz, focusing on advanced techniques and performance in this style.

Purple Team dancers are highly encouraged to take another weekly technique class to enhance their overall dance abilities and performance.

Purple Team dancers are highly encouraged to take a weekly acro class to further develop their acrobatic skills and flexibility.

Purple Team dancers are required to attend their weekly team rehearsal and a ballet class. These classes are fundamental for technique development.

All Acro Dance classes above the PreSchool Level follow the Acrobatic Arts Syllabus which requires certification in their teacher program. Those Acro Dance classes are taught by Miss Jenn, an Acrobatic Arts certified teacher and certified Acrobatic Arts Competition Adjudicator.

Our Pre School Acro Dance classes, for ages 3-4, follow the Pre School Acrobatic Arts program and progressions to prepare dancers to enter the Acrobatic Arts Acro Dance syllabus program.

Our Tiny Tumble classes, for dancers ages 2-3, focus on developing motor skills and getting our Tiny Dancers prepared to participate in the Acrobatic Arts Pre School Program.

Our Tiny Tumble classes, for dancers ages 2-3, focus on developing motor skills and getting our Tiny Dancers prepared to participate in the Acrobatic Arts Pre School Program.

Pointe classes are for the serious dancers that have passed a Pre-Pointe assessment or have approval from Miss Jenn and/or Mrs. Maggie L. Pointe dancers must also be enrolled in an Intermediate or Advanced Ballet Class. If pointe shoes are earned after March 1st there is a possibility they may not be ready to participate in the recital pointe dance, this will be handled privately between teacher and student/parent. Pointe shoes should not be purchased until approved and must be fitted by a professional. Dancers will not be allowed to go en pointe or join this class based on their previous experience, they will only be allowed based off their technical ability and strength in ballet classes.

Pre-Pointe classes are for dancers over the age of 10 that wish to be able to dance en pointe in the future. Pre-Pointe classes focus on strengthening the feet, ankles, and muscles necessary for pointe work.

The dynamic “Teen/Senior” program is designed for teens of all experience levels, offering training in a variety of dance styles. Dancers are challenged to grow in technique, artistry, and performance while enjoying a fun, engaging, and supportive atmosphere. Whether just starting out or continuing their dance journey, teens are encouraged to push themselves and express their passion through movement.

Our “Junior” Program welcomes dancers of all levels—whether new or experienced—focusing on building strong technique across all styles of dance. With a structured approach, training takes place in a supportive, nurturing environment where dancers are encouraged to grow with confidence and care while elevating their skills.

The “Petite” program focuses on developing strong technique, musicality, and performance skills across all styles of dance. With a structured yet engaging approach, dancers learn to take their training seriously while enjoying the creative and expressive aspects of dance. Perfect for young artists ready to elevate their skills and confidence on stage in a fun and friendly environment.

Designed for our growing dancers, the “Mini” program builds on foundational technique in an age-appropriate and supportive environment. Students explore multiple different styles of dance while developing coordination, musicality, and confidence. Classes remain fun and engaging, blending structure with creativity to keep young dancers inspired and excited to learn.

Our “Pre School” program introduces young dancers to the basic techniques of different dance styles in a fun, age-appropriate way. Classes are engaging and structured, with occasional use of creative movement, props, and action songs to keep learning exciting and playful.

Our “Tiny” program introduces little ones to the basics of dance through creative movement, beginning Ballet and/or tumbling, and playful activities. Using games, props, and action songs, dancers build coordination, balance, and imagination in a positive and encouraging environment. Perfect for tiny movers ready to explore, play, and dance!

Classes for Ages 10+. Dancers should register for their age class at time of registration. If OPDC staff feels a dancer's technical ability should carry them into a higher level class, they will recommend which class.

Classes for Ages 7-9. Dancers should register for their age class at time of registration. If OPDC staff feels a dancer's technical ability should carry them into a higher level class, they will recommend which class.

Teams for Ages 5+. Dancers should register for their age class at time of registration. If OPDC staff feels a dancer's technical ability should carry them into a higher level class, they will recommend which class.

Classes for Ages 13+. Dancers should register for their age class at time of registration. If OPDC staff feels a dancer's technical ability should carry them into a higher level class, they will recommend which class.

Classes for Ages 5-6. Dancers should register for their age class at time of registration. If OPDC staff feels a dancer's technical ability should carry them into a higher level class, they will recommend which class.

Classes for Ages 2+. Dancers should register for their age class at time of registration. If OPDC staff feels a dancer's technical ability should carry them into a higher level class, they will recommend which class.

Classes for Ages 11+. Dancers should register for their age class at time of registration. If OPDC staff feels a dancer's technical ability should carry them into a higher level class, they will recommend which class.

Classes for Ages 3-4. Dancers should register for their age class at time of registration. If OPDC staff feels a dancer's technical ability should carry them into a higher level class, they will recommend which class.

Classes for Ages 12+. Dancers should register for their age class at time of registration. If OPDC staff feels a dancer's technical ability should carry them into a higher level class, they will recommend which class.

Classes for Ages 10-12. Dancers should register for their age class at time of registration. If OPDC staff feels a dancer's technical ability should carry them into a higher level class, they will recommend which class.

Classes for Ages 2-3. Dancers should register for their age class at time of registration. If OPDC staff feels a dancer's technical ability should carry them into a higher level class, they will recommend which class.