Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! Free trial classes are available for most classes. Book a trial through our schedule or contact us to find the best fit. Trials help us confirm placement and goals before you commit.

Dancers should wear form-fitting dancewear that allows full range of motion and supports proper alignment. Please avoid loose layers that block visibility of movement. Hair must be secured away from the face so dancers can focus fully without distraction.

Wear appropriate footwear for each style (e.g., ballet slippers for Ballet, contemporary shoes or Apollas for Contemporary, and jazz shoes for Jazz). Don't forget to bring a water bottle to stay hydrated during class.

Any class-specific requirements will be noted in the Studio-Pro Portal.

Keep dancers home if they're unwell. Let us know as early as you can; we'll guide you to a make-up option. Extended travel? Email us as some Labs can offer temporary alternatives.

Separate attendance requirements apply to our Competition Ensemble. Additional information on these requirements will be provided should your dancer join.

We'll notify families by email and post updates on the site/social channels. If we cancel, we will schedule a make-up or provide a credit where a make-up isn't feasible.

Competitive dance at 925 means practicing, training, and competing in dance competitions throughout the year. Dancers of all levels are encouraged to participate—using the experience of competition to grow as dancers and deepen their enjoyment of dance.

Dancers can join the competition team in two ways: (1) by invitation from a teacher, based on their experience with the student in class, or (2) through tryouts, which take place in May and early August. Competition team members are required to take multiple technique and conditioning classes. Please get in touch if you would like to compete with us!

Team dancers commit to weekly company rehearsal and required technique Labs during the season so choreography can progress safely and consistently.

Yes—performance/competition fees and costumes are separate from tuition. We keep costs transparent and announce deadlines well in advance.

We uphold a culture of respect, inclusion, and growth. Dancers arrive prepared, support their peers, and communicate kindly. Families partner with staff on attendance, wellness and performance commitments. Harassment or discrimination is not tolerated.

Yes—a non-refundable registration fee supports administration, insurance, and onboarding.

Log into your Studio Pro account, go to Billing/Autopay, and add or update your card. If a payment fails, you'll receive an email with a link to resolve it promptly.

Yes. All dancers must have a signed participation, media and liability waiver on file before attending class. You'll complete this in Studio Pro during enrollment.

Please note conditions during registration and update us if anything changes. For injuries, consult your clinician and share clearance guidelines; we'll tailor modifications and return-to-dance plans.

We celebrate our dancers thoughtfully. Media sharing follows our consent settings; families can opt out during registration or at any time by emailing us.

Subscribe on the homepage, watch for Studio Pro emails and follow our social channels. We also post schedule changes on the site banner when needed.

Yes. Use the media consent setting in your account or email us. We respect your choice across website, social and print.