Ages 2+

Through adult classes

6 Styles

Ballet to hip hop

$21

Per dance class

Academy Track

SNAP's Academy Track is intended for more serious dancers. Students have a minimum class requirement depending on age, which includes ballet class twice per week at a minimum, along with other classes.

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For the goal-oriented dancer

Because the Academy Track is intended for the more goal-oriented student, dancers are expected to maintain attendance and dress code as well as other expectations. Academy Track starts at Intermediate Ballet 1 and Jazz 3.


All Academy students must take two ballet classes per week to continue in an Academy class — we do not make exceptions to this rule, due to the athletic nature of the classes. Students with poor attendance will not be permitted to continue.


Academy students receive progress reports in December and June to track their progress. All company dancers must participate in the Academy Track.


You also have the option to register for class virtually for the entire season, if desired. Should your dancer feel ill, or a member of your household is ill, they should participate masked or virtually from home until everyone is feeling better.

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Academy requirements

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Minimum 3 classes per week — 2 ballet, 1 elective

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A placement class is required before enrolling

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Attendance and dress code strictly maintained

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Placement is by studio-owner and teacher discretion only

Ages 4–6, 60 minutes

Pre-Ballet / Tap Combo

Ages 2–3, 45 minutes

Creative Movement

Pointe work at SNAP

We take pointe work very seriously. The dancer must be taking at least two ballet classes per week to be invited into pre-pointe. Pre-pointe is a strengthening class, and the dancer usually spends 6–18 months in it, depending on their strength.

Staff agreement

The staff must all agree that the dancer is ready to be tested for pointe.

Strength testing

Staff or an arts-related Physical Therapist puts the dancer through a series of strength tests.

Medical sign-off

A medical doctor must confirm the dancer is healthy and poses no risk of harm. Most begin between ages 11–13.