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Dancers show respect for themselves by:
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Being prompt for class
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Being dressed properly for class, no underwear underneath leotards and neat dance shoes (with names printed on the inside of the shoe)
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Having their hair up off their neck in the required hairstyle
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Dancers show respect for the studio by:
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Keeping all personal items secured in your dance bag in the dressing room, and hanging your dance bag & coats, jackets,etc. on the hooks
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Never hanging on the barres
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Never running or doing gymnastics in the studio or lobby
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Putting trash in the proper places
Dancers show respect for others by:
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Keeping their hands to themselves during class
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Waiting quietly for others to have a turn
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Waiting until the music is finished, then knocking on the door if late for class
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Talking only during share time, or when spoken to by the teacher
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Parents show respect for the teacher, the studio and the art form by:
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Having students ready for class on time
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Making sure that your child goes to the bathroom before class starts
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Knocking, once there is no music, before allowing your child enter class late
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Asking the receptionist to get a child from class if needed
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Picking students up promptly after class
Dancers show respect for the teacher and the art form they are learning by:
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Being properly dressed and ready for class on time
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Going to the bathroom before class starts – not during class
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Listening when the teacher speaks
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When sitting on the floor, sitting cross-legged with backs up straight
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Being prepared for their turn
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Always asking before leaving the room for any reason
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Clapping for their teacher at the end of class
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Parents Help
By having your child understand and learn these rules, you will be assisting us in making your child’s dance education successful, and success aids in children developing a high self- esteem.