Ballet Conservatory

Primary 45 min 5-7 $50/month
Grade 1 60 min 8-10 $55/month Grade 2 60 min. 10-12 $55/month Grade 3 60 min 11-12 $55/month
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Class Attire/Color Uniform:
Pre-Primary (Light Pink)
Primary (Light Pink)
Grade 1 (Black)
Grade 2 (Black)
Grade 3 (Black)

Leotard, skirt, pink tights, pink ballet shoes (No attached tutu). Hair must be in a bun or off the neck. No ponytails (short ponytails are okay). NO gum or candy in class but may have a water bottle.
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Yearly Schedule:
Spring Season: January - May, ending with recital or performance.
2 Weeks Dance Workshop during Summer only. Fall Season: August - December, ending with recital or performance.
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There is a one time enrollment fee of $30 per student or $50 per family. Students who miss a month of class will need to re-enroll and pay the registration fee again. There are no refunds for missed classes. Students may make up a class by attending another class by permission. Monthly tuition is due the 1st of each month ($10 late fee per student after the 10th of every month).
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Payment can be paid with cash, check, or using the Venmo app. (Venmo username @sarahballet)

Click on link to register:

https://app.thestudiodirector.com/balletconservatoryofla/portal.sd

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Biography of Ms. Sarah

Sarah Chapman was introduced to ballet at the age of 2 by her mother, a certified RAD (Royal Academy of Dance) ballet teacher. As a child, Sarah participated in recitals and ballet examinations through the Royal Academy of Dance. Sarah also had many opportunities of performing in productions given by her mother; Hansel and Gretel, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, Peter and the Wolf, and The Nutcracker, which became a family’s tradition every year. Sarah was also introduced to jazz, tap, gymnastics by other instructors, but ballet was her foundation. As a youth, Sarah learned the skills of teaching ballet to younger children and eventually up to adult classes. After graduating from high school, Sarah continued developing her talents by taking ballet, ballroom, and folk dance at BYUI. After returning from serving an LDS mission, she continued sharing her talents by teaching ballet classes at her mother’s studio and volunteering her service teaching ballroom and folk dance to youth in the Kansas City area. Sarah eventually became manager of her mother’s studio (Ballet Conservatory of Independence); managing and organizing recitals and productions for her mother and continuing her family’s annual tradition of The Nutcracker until her mother retired. Sarah continued the Ballet Conservatory in Phoenix, Arizona for three years then moved her business to Van Buren, Arkansas. Her desires is to continue sharing her talents by increasing opportunities for children in the Van Buren community to build self-confidence and have the opportunity to shine!