Location and price aside, these are the things parents should always look for when choosing a dance school:
Let’s face it, manners and discipline are lacking in a lot of kids these days. But, put them in a room with some of the ballet teachers I’ve met, and they’ll have them saying please and thank you left, right and center.
Between the bathroom breaks (or worse, the missed bathroom breaks), temper tantrums, funny dances and kids who say the wildest things, I see the dance teachers struggling to keep a straight face… sometimes the kids are just too funny!
I love seeing little dancers grow and learn, but I get sad when I hear stories about how competitive dance has become (in some studios), particularly for younger children. This is what I mean…
Most studios out there have exceptionally qualified teachers and a strong passion for their craft, but that doesn’t mean they’re all created equally. Here are five questions you should always ask before enrolling your child in a new dance studio…
Every year, more dance studios expand into retail dancewear. So, as you cordon off that corner of your lobby for a new boutique, ask yourself these questions to ensure success…
I think it’s time to say goodbye to classic tap numbers and amp up routines with new music and new formations while still staying true to tap’s form and traditions, here are my 3 tips…
How is your dance studio business? Are classes picking up or is enrollment slowing down? With a recession looming over us, it’s easy to panic. But now’s not the time to be afraid. Instead, think of these hard times as an opportunity to strengthen your business, try new marketing ideas and capitalize on your competitor’s [...]
