Question: I paid my registration and recital fees when I registered. When do I pay for tuition?
Answer: Invoices for first trimester tuition will be sent via email the first week of September. Tuition is due by the first class. You pay online by following the links in your email, or you may bring cash or check to the black mailbox at the bottom the stairs inside the studio.
Question: When is the studio closed for holidays and breaks?
Answer: Our year-long calendar is on the first page of our Studio Guide.
Question: Which door do I use?
Answer: Everyone should enter through the door at the top of the parking lot stairs except for Monday 4:15 Primary students and Thursday 3:30 Primary students, who enter from the 7th Avenue entrance when the teacher or assistant opens the door for them. (This will help us avoid traffic jams in the hallway! You are always welcome to wait downstairs with your child until class begins.)
Question: Where do I pick up my child?
Answer: Pre-Ballet students will be brought to the downstairs waiting room for dismissal. Pre-Primary and Primary dancers are escorted by the teacher to the parking lot door for dismissal. Grade One and up are allowed to leave by themselves.
Question: Am I allowed to watch?
Answer: Due to space constraints and the fact that some dancers are distracted and/or uncomfortable with an audience, parents are not allowed to watch class. Once during each trimester, we have a Watch Week where guests are invited to see what we’ve learned. Check the Studio Guide for dates! Otherwise, parents may leave the premises or be downstairs in our waiting room.
Question: You have a waiting room? What about a dressing room?
Answer: Our basement waiting room has a bathroom, as well as a dedicated changing room. Please make use of it if you have a tight turnaround after school!
Question: What should my dancer wear?
Answer: Our dress code is on the last page of our Studio Guide. You may purchase your dance wear anywhere you like, but we recommend our online boutique, especially for the no-tie ballet slippers! |