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Class Schedule


2025-2026 Season
August 4th-May 2nd

Monday
4:30-5:00 Pre-Dance
5:00-6:00 JDS Company Technique
6:00-8:00 JDS Company Rehearsals

Tuesday
4:30-5:00 Pre-Dance
5:00-5:30 Beginner Combo
5:00-6:00 Level II Combo
5:30-6:15 Level I Combo
6:00-7:15 Level III Combo
6:15-7:00 Musical Theater I
7:15-8:00 Musical Theater II

Thursday
4:15-5:00Contemporary
5:00-5:30 4-6 Combo
5:00-6:30 Level V Combo
5:30-6:00 Beginner Combo
6:00-6:45 Level I Combo
6:30-8:00 Level IV Combo



Summer 2026 Season
June 4th - July 30th

Monday
4:30-5:00 Pre-Dance
5:00-9:00 JDS Team Technique and Rehearsals

Tuesday
4:30-5:00 Pre-Dance
5:00-5:30 Summer Dance I
5:00-7:00 Summer Technique IV
5:30-6:30 Summer Technique I

Thursday
5:00-5:45 Summer Dance II A
5:00-6:00 Summer Technique II
5:45-6:30 Summer Dance II B
6:00-7:30 Summer Dance III

*Classes Subject To Change Based On Enrollment

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