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Whether your child is just beginning their dance journey, or they are looking to continue their intermediate/advanced dance training, Expressions has a class that will help your dancer to develop their unique talents and gifts.
We offer dance classes for children & teens, ages 1 - 18 years old!
Children - Ages 1-7 years old are placed in classes based on their age (as described below)
Children & Teens - Ages 8-18 years old are evaluated & placed in classes based on their age & skill levels.
We also offer Adult dance classes for Ages 18 & up with previous dance training, including weekly classes & an Adult training & performance company, Impact Dance Company at Expressions! Click Here for more information about our classes for adults
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If your dancer is 8 years or older, AND has previous dance experience, please email us to set up an Evaluation for Level Placement with one of our experienced instructors.
Come For Class - Stay for Community!
Your Expressions Membership offers more than just dance class for your child, at our studio we are building community! We host additional dance family events throughout the dance season to allow children & parents to build friendships outside of normal class time. We offer dance parties, dance camps, and even masterclasses taught by guest instructors as a way for our students to not only build their skills, but also to build relationships and a foundation of support around them.
We are deeply involved in our local community & participate in events around town, giving back whenever and wherever we can! When our students see their teachers and dance friends out in their community, at city events, or even volunteering at their school, it teaches them the importance of being part of a community, helps them grow in confidence when engaging with others, and fosters positive growth. Your membership at Expressions goes a lot further than just their weekly classes- you are building community!
Read more about our studio in an article from the Santee Magazine