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Trial & Placement Classes
Prospective students, with the exception of pre-ballet and adult ballet, are required to take a placement class prior to enrollment. Following the class, students will receive their appropriate placements within our classical ballet program.
Please fill out the form below or contact our administrative office to schedule your free trial class today!
Training
CSCB is committed to delivering the highest quality ballet education in a warm and welcoming environment.
We take pride in our training programs, designed to help students of all ages and experience levels to achieve their full potential. Our curriculum includes comprehensive training in classical ballet technique and performance, as well as a range of supplementary classes like contemporary and conditioning.
Our faculty are all certified Vaganova ballet instructors who are passionate about helping their students succeed, and our small class sizes allow for individual attention and instruction.

TRAINING DIVISIONS
PRE-BALLET DIVISION (AGES 4-6)
Dancers build foundational strength, coordination, musicality, and body awareness all while developing life skills such as focus, discipline, and confidence.
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CLASSICAL DIVISION
Students begin formal ballet training and build foundational technique and artistry continuing to increase strength, discipline, and classical understanding. Each level gradually builds upon their foundation with a more rigorous technical curriculum. Placement class is required.
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PRE-PROFESSIONAL DIVISION (Level 1B and up)
A training and performance program designed for highly motivated dancers who are committed to pursuing professional level training and potential career preparation. Admission by placement class.
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STUDIO COMPANY & STUDIO COMPANY II (AGES 7-18, by invitation only)
A group of dedicated dancers selected to represent CSCB in competitions.
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ADULT & OPEN CLASSES (ages 13+)
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PERFORMANCE OPPORTUNITIES
At CSCB, we believe that performing is a vital component of a dancer's artistic and technical development. Our students regularly participate in a wide range of performance opportunities.
From community outreach events and professional competitions to our annual Fall and Spring productions, dancers gain valuable stage experience in both classical and contemporary works. These performances allow students to grow as artists, connect with audiences, and cultivate the confidence for future success.
Dress Code & Policies
- CSCB places great emphasis on proper behavior and etiquette in all classes. We expect all students to behave respectfully towards their teachers and peers, to listen carefully and respond appropriately to instructions, and to maintain a positive attitude throughout their classes. By practicing good behavior and demonstrating professionalism, our students create a positive and productive learning environment that enhances their dance experience.
- We ask that all students arrive on time and are ready to start class at the designated time. If a student is tardy, ballet etiquette requires them to stand in the doorway until the teacher invites them to join class.
- If you miss a class, you can make it up in any other class of your level or below, or in any of the conditioning classes. Make-up classes must be made up within 30 days of the missed class to ensure that our students remain on track with their ballet education.
- Students 18 & under are required to follow the dress code:
Girls (levels 1-5)
Ballet: Black leotard, pink tights, pink ballet shoes, hair in a neat bun. No jewelry allowed with the exception of small stud earrings. Short skirts are allowed during pointe.
Conditioning and contemporary: Dancers may wear what they feel most comfortable in as long as it is all appropriate to move in.
Boys (levels 1-5)
Ballet: White shirt, black leggings/tights/shorts, white socks with white ballet shoes or black socks with black ballet shoes. No jewelry allowed with the exception of small stud earrings. Shorts are only permitted up to level 2.
Conditioning and contemporary: Dancers may wear what they feel most comfortable in as long as it is all appropriate to move in.
Pre-Ballet: Black leotard, pink tights, pink ballet shoes, hair in a neat bun. No jewelry allowed with the exception of small stud earrings. Pre-Ballet dancers are allowed to wear skirts and tutus. Boys: White shirt, black leggings/tights/shorts, white socks with white ballet shoes or black socks with black ballet shoes.
Saturdays: Saturdays are our free color leotard/shirt day. You may wear whatever color leotard/shirt you would like. The rest of the dress code still applies.
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