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Observation:  Observation weeks are scheduled 2 times during the Fall/Spring session, mid-winter and late spring.  Parents are invited into the studios to observe their student's progress and development.  Observation weeks will be posted 2-3 weeks ahead of time, please check The Studio bulletin board for dates and details.

Registration for our Student Division is open through the end of January. Enrollment begins again for new students in the spring for our Summer classes and/or Ballet Camps. Registration continues throughout the year for students with previous experience registering in Ballet 1A and above (students registering late in the year may not be eligible for upcoming performances).

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Summer 2024

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Camps

The Nutcracker Camp (ages 5-7)

July 8-12 

 

​Cinderella Camp (ages 8-12)

July 22-26

 

Summer Classes

 July 1 - August 2

 Independence Day

 July  4 -no classes

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Workshops

Advanced Workshop

June ​17 - June 28

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Intermediate/Advanced Workshop

August 5-16

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"The Story of the Nutcracker"

December 16th & 17th

at  the "Rita" on the U.W. Parkside campus

 

Add a dash of sparkle, a sprinkle of magic and a spoonful of joy to your holiday season!

Tickets on sale October 23

Carmina Burana

May 18 & 19, 2024  at "The Rita" on the UW-Parkside campus

 

We are thrilled to once again collaborate with The Choral Arts Society of Southeastern

Wisconsin to bring this exciting performance to the stage!

​This spectacular work by composer Carl Orff with his masterful setting of medieval poetry to powerful music is meant to be a feast for both the ears and the eyes. The joys and sorrows of youth, love, and fortune are sumptuously displayed with dance and visual design, wrapped up in some of the most impressive and iconic music ever written.  Adding to this sonic and visual tour de force will be the dancers from The Studio, the CAS singers and a youth choir from The Prairie School. Two pianos and a profusion of percussion will crown this boisterous feast for the senses.

 

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COVID-19 Protocols and Guidelines This page has been updated on 8/18/22 

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Updated Covid protocols for Fall 2022

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We continue to monitor federal, state, and county guidelines and make adjustments as needed/required to ensure the safest experience possible.

 

CDC "COMMUNITY LEVEL" for Racine County is currently "LOW" (as of 2/23/2023)

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Beginning this Fall masks will be optional for all students that are 100% healthy when the "CDC Community Levels" are "LOW" or "MEDIUM".

 

To keep everyone as safe as possible there will still be times when masks are required:

 

    If a student takes class without a mask during a time they might have been contagious all students in their class will be asked to wear a well-fitted N95/KN95 mask for 10 days after the exposure. Or, they may elect to quarantine.

 

    Students with Covid or related symptoms will still be asked to stay home for 5 days from the onset of symptoms or until they have a negative Covid test(s). They will also be required to wear a well-fitted N95/KN95 mask for at least 5 days when they return.

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    Any time testing is required either a PCR test or two rapid tests taken 48 hours apart will provide a reasonable level of safety.

 

    As a reflection of the current information and, in an effort to keep students dancing, quarantine will no longer be required after a possible exposure. Instead, students can elect to wear a well-fitted N95/KN95 mask for 10 days following the possible exposure.  A negative Covid test(s) is/are also okay:), as long as the test(s) is taken 48 hours or more after the exposure and there is not ongoing exposure such as someone in the student's household having Covid.

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Prior to Class

  • Students must be registered before arriving for their first class.

  • To register please call or email The Studio at least 24 hours prior to the class you are interested in.

  • When the CDC "COMMUNITY LEVELS" are "HIGH" a well-made, multi-layered, well-fitted (no gaps, especially around cheeks and nose) mask is required at all times when in the building. No masks with “valves” please. Students should bring multiple masks with them in case they sneeze, or the mask gets sweaty, etc. We highly recommend students take time and experiment before wearing a mask for class, some masks are more comfortable than others. Also, a bit of jumping about to make sure the mask stays in place is helpful:).

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If a student isn't feeling well

  • Students should stay home if they have any of the following symptoms and have not tested negative:

    • Fever/chills

    • Cough

    • Sore Throat

    • Runny Nose/congestion

    • Unusual headache/body aches

    • Diarrhea/nausea/vomiting

    • Loss of taste/smell

  • As always, if your student is not going to attend class or, if you are not sure if they should come to class, please call or email ASAP. Students with the above symptoms can return after 5 days from the onset of symptoms (the first day with symptoms counts as day 0) or, with a negative test(s) as outlined above.

  • When returning (symptoms improving and fever free for 24 hours) they must also wear a higher quality mask (N95, KN95, KF94) for an additional 5 days.

  • Students who travel (or have contact) outside of their everyday bubble need to wear one of the higher-quality masks (N95, KN95, KF94) for 5 days following their contact/return just to keep everyone as safe as can be.

 

Arriving at The Studio

  • Students should arrive between 5 and 15 minutes prior to their class time.  If there is an emergency causing a student to arrive late please call the studio prior to the start time of their class.

  • Only students will be permitted in the building at this time.

  • Students should have their dancewear on underneath their regular clothes and carry their ballet slippers.

  • Students should wait in their cars until their entrance door is opened. 

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Entering the Building

  • Once inside, students will leave their street shoes on a shelf next to the entrance, sanitize their hands then make their way to their designated place in the studio or hallway waiting area.

  • Each student will have a specific and physically distanced spot in the studio to leave their things, put their shoes on and wait for class to begin. 

  • Bathroom breaks are limited to one student at a time and we request students use the restroom prior to coming to The Studio.

 

Pick-up

  • Students must be picked up on time at the end of their class. If there is an emergency and a late pick-up is necessary please call the studio and leave a message. We will make arrangements to have your student wait safely inside. Students will not be permitted to wait outside for their ride during this time.

 

What We Are Doing

  • The studios, hallway, and restrooms will be thoroughly cleaned before the start of each day.

  • Hand sanitizing areas are located at each entrance and in both studios.

  • Shared areas like the dressing rooms, lobby, drinking fountain, and stretching area are closed right now.

 

Thank You!
As with all things related to Covid-19 we are doing our best to stay up to date with the research and recommendations and will always choose the safest path possible.   We welcome input and questions of all kinds, especially during these challenging times.


 

Zoom Classes

 

To enroll please email The Studio or call (262) 633-4450.  Once registered we will email a Zoom link to the class.  You can cut and paste the link into your browser, follow a couple of prompts and you are all set.  Please turn on your audio and video for these classes,  click the correct prompts to join with both audio and video and enter your students name when logging in  (just their first name is fine).


Children's Zoom classes
Creative Movement - ages 4 & 5

Thursday     3:30-4:00

    

Pre-Ballet - ages 5 & 6

Tuesday      3:30-4:00

 

How to Take Online Classes
Classes will be modified to accommodate a smaller space (no big leaps over the sofa:) and will be slightly shorter than a traditional class.  

GETTING STARTED
WHERE - Find an open space in your house where you have the room to extend your legs to the front, side and back as well as lie down with arms and legs fully extended.  Always good to take a moment and remove any tripping hazards (pets, toys, shoes. siblings, etc...:).  Wood floors are ideal but carpet, tile, etc will work just fine.  

DEVICES - Computer, phone, tablet, etc - For YouTube classes any device that has access to the internet and that can be moved or rotated so you can easily see the screen,  the bigger the screen the better.  For Zoom classes your device will also need a camera and be positioned so we can see your whole body during class or as much as possible.  If you can, connecting your device to a larger monitor or TV works great and makes it easier to follow along.

WHAT TO HAVE READY - Creative Movement students can have a favorite stuffed animal or soft toy to use during class.  Pre-Ballet and up will need something to use as a barre.  You can use the back of a chair, sofa, counter top, wall or even the foot board of a bed. Whatever the choice please make sure to get permission first.  For Ballet 1 and up a yoga mat, towel or even a sweatshirt will come in handy for the floor exercises.  


WHAT TO WEAR - Plan on wearing your normal class attire and put your hair up to get into the dancing mood.  Ballet shoes will work fine on most surfaces but please do be careful.  If the floor feels too slippery bare feet are OK especially for the younger ones.


 

 

 

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