Annual Program Schedule

Annual Program Schedule 2019-2020

Registration for returning students opens June 10 at 12pm
Registration for new students opens June 11 at 12pm

Registration will close October 13

Suggested Training Paths

These are suggested tracks to help guide dancers when selecting classes from the annual program.

Track 1- Foundational: 1-2 Classes/Week

This track is a great way to build confidence, improve motor function and fitness levels in kids and teens. Dancers can select various classes from our annual program offerings. It is suggested that dancers take at least one ballet or jazz class in addition to the dancer's personal area of interest. Semester Classes are also a great way to try out a new style that you’re interested in.

Track 2- Educational: 3-5 Classes, 2 + days/ week

This track is for dancers looking to build momentum, strength and endurance. Taking class multiple days per week, with at least two technique classes (Ballet and/or Jazz) helps to strengthen a dancer’s control and muscle memory. This track will allow dancers to see notable improvement in their ability from beginning to end of the season.

Track 3- Intensive: 6+ Classes, 3 or more days/week

Students interested in a more rigorous track are committed to several days per week of intense dance training. These dancers are enrolled in multiple technique classes as well as 2-3 additional “style” classes such as MT Dance, Jumps & Turns, or Hip-Hop to further accelerate their training and give them a well-rounded facility.

Refer a Friend!

Refer a friend (must be a new family to BDC Children & Teens) to the 2019-2020 Annual Program and both receive $50 annual tuition credit!

For new students: to redeem your $50 tuition credit, please type in your friends name in the "how did you hear about us" section when registering through Jack Rabbit!

**Must be a new family, credit must be used within the 2019-2020 Annual calendar, both must be registering for 2019-2020 Annual Program, one $50 credit per family referred, no limit to how many families referred