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| 9596 Hamilton Ave Huntington Beach, CA 92646 714-963-9771 admin@pacificdancecenter.net |
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experience the magic of dance. We are very proud of our school and our
dedicated faculty, and welcome you to
Clara D’Autilia – Director
| Dedicated to the enrichment of children’s life since 1999. |
into our classes to ensure that our students are able to adapt to different dance and choreographic
techniques.
philosophy is followed by some of the most prestigious schools in the United States. Whether a student's
goal is a career in dance or dancing purely for recreation, our staff offers personal attention and professional
training to match each student's interests.
Class levels and typical ages of students are listed in this brochure. Please remember that there are always
exceptions to each rule. Progress and accomplishments are determined by effort in class and consistent
attendance, students who spend a great deal of time in class usually excel technically and artistically.
Strength, stamina and the ability to dance en pointe is determined by the amount of time and effort devoted
to class work.
STUDIO GUIDELINES
Pacific Dance Center strives to maintain a safe environment that is conducive to learning. Students are
expected to conform to the Studio Guidelines. Proper respect for the directors, staff, and fellow students is
expected of all students and parents. The studio reserves the right to suspend or dismiss any student whose
attitude, attendance or conduct is found to be unsatisfactory.
REGISTRATION
Families new to our school should visit PDC studios to obtain registration forms and arrange for a placement
class. These forms must be completed and returned to the studio prior to admission.
PLACEMENT
To determine the proper class level for their age, natural ability and previous training entering students are
required to take a placement class arranged by the director or instructor. (Pre-ballet and Adult levels do not
require a placement class)
ADVANCEMENT/EVALUATIONS
Students are evaluated several times during the year to ensure proper class level and to maximize potential.
The curriculum for each level is mandatory, however, good attendance alone will not assure advancement;
age, accomplishment, potential, dedication, and the amount of time and effort devoted to class work are
also determining factors. Student and parents will be notified if student is to be moved to a different level.
COMMUNICATION
Our primary source of communication is email. Please check your email regularly and notify us of changes.
Announcements also posted in our website.
DRESS CODE
Tot –PreBallet: Pink leotard, pink PDC tights, pink ballet slippers. Hair must be in a bun.
Ballet: Black leotard, pink PDC tights, pink ballet slippers. Hair must be in a bun.
Jazz /Lyrical: Black or tan tights, jazz pants or shorts, leotard, jazz shoes. Hair must be pulled back of face.
Tap: Any combination of above or leotard and skirt, tap shoes. Hair should be pulled back of face.
No: Crop tops, half shirts, loose spaghetti straps, shorts or baggy clothing are to be worn.
Students must wear street clothes and/or cover ups over their dance attire when going to and from the studio.
No Street shoes allowed on dance floors.
FACILITIES AND CLASS VIEWING
For the safety and comfort of our students, our studios have sprung dance floors.
Parents may view classes once a month. While viewing classes parents must refrain from speaking to, or
correcting students and should stay off the dance floor, thus minimizing distractions and enabling students
and instructors to make the most of every lesson.
NO cell phone use in studio
LOST AND FOUND
Pacific Dance Center is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Articles left at PDC will be placed in the lost
and found bins. Unclaimed items will be periodically donated to CHOC/Goodwill
techniques.
philosophy is followed by some of the most prestigious schools in the United States. Whether a student's
goal is a career in dance or dancing purely for recreation, our staff offers personal attention and professional
training to match each student's interests.
Class levels and typical ages of students are listed in this brochure. Please remember that there are always
exceptions to each rule. Progress and accomplishments are determined by effort in class and consistent
attendance, students who spend a great deal of time in class usually excel technically and artistically.
Strength, stamina and the ability to dance en pointe is determined by the amount of time and effort devoted
to class work.
STUDIO GUIDELINES
Pacific Dance Center strives to maintain a safe environment that is conducive to learning. Students are
expected to conform to the Studio Guidelines. Proper respect for the directors, staff, and fellow students is
expected of all students and parents. The studio reserves the right to suspend or dismiss any student whose
attitude, attendance or conduct is found to be unsatisfactory.
REGISTRATION
Families new to our school should visit PDC studios to obtain registration forms and arrange for a placement
class. These forms must be completed and returned to the studio prior to admission.
PLACEMENT
To determine the proper class level for their age, natural ability and previous training entering students are
required to take a placement class arranged by the director or instructor. (Pre-ballet and Adult levels do not
require a placement class)
ADVANCEMENT/EVALUATIONS
Students are evaluated several times during the year to ensure proper class level and to maximize potential.
The curriculum for each level is mandatory, however, good attendance alone will not assure advancement;
age, accomplishment, potential, dedication, and the amount of time and effort devoted to class work are
also determining factors. Student and parents will be notified if student is to be moved to a different level.
COMMUNICATION
Our primary source of communication is email. Please check your email regularly and notify us of changes.
Announcements also posted in our website.
DRESS CODE
Tot –PreBallet: Pink leotard, pink PDC tights, pink ballet slippers. Hair must be in a bun.
Ballet: Black leotard, pink PDC tights, pink ballet slippers. Hair must be in a bun.
Jazz /Lyrical: Black or tan tights, jazz pants or shorts, leotard, jazz shoes. Hair must be pulled back of face.
Tap: Any combination of above or leotard and skirt, tap shoes. Hair should be pulled back of face.
No: Crop tops, half shirts, loose spaghetti straps, shorts or baggy clothing are to be worn.
Students must wear street clothes and/or cover ups over their dance attire when going to and from the studio.
No Street shoes allowed on dance floors.
FACILITIES AND CLASS VIEWING
For the safety and comfort of our students, our studios have sprung dance floors.
Parents may view classes once a month. While viewing classes parents must refrain from speaking to, or
correcting students and should stay off the dance floor, thus minimizing distractions and enabling students
and instructors to make the most of every lesson.
NO cell phone use in studio
LOST AND FOUND
Pacific Dance Center is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Articles left at PDC will be placed in the lost
and found bins. Unclaimed items will be periodically donated to CHOC/Goodwill