A place to grow, move, and find your confidence.

Whether you’re brand new to dance or ready to level up, our teen classes balance strong training, creativity, and a supportive environment — without the pressure to compete unless it’s right for you.

You don't have to be advanced!

Many teens hesitate because they feel behind. At Skyline, dancers join at all different levels. We focus on building strong foundations and helping you improve at your own pace — no judgment, no comparison.

Training without burnout

Classes that help you improve — not force you into things before you’re ready.

Performance options (without pressure!)

Dancers can participate in performances and creative projects throughout the season. For those who want to take things further, our competitive track offers additional training — but it’s always a choice, not a requirement.

Class Options for Teens

Acro & Tumbling

Offering acro/tumbling for all levels! Acro is one of the most FUN and supportive classes by FAR

Acro I – Monday 6:00 – 7:00
Acro II/III – Wednesday 6:30 – 7:30pm
Open Acro – Saturday 11:00 – 12:00pm

Ballet & Pointe

Beginner – Advanced, all ages, we have a ballet class for you!

Teen only Ballet (Int) – Tuesday, 5:30 – 6:30pm
Ballet I – Tuesday, 6:30 – 7:30pm
Ballet II/III – Thursday, 6:00 – 7:15pm
Pre/Pointe – Thursday, 7:15 – 8:00pm
Open Ballet – Saturday, 10:00 – 11:00am

Contemporary & Modern

Contemporary is freeing! SDC offers 2 levels of contemporary/modern class to try.

Contemporary II – Tuesday, 6:30 – 7:30pm
Contemp/Modern I – Wednesday, 7:30 – 8:45pm

Hip Hop

Hip Hop is a high energy class focusing on the numerous styles of hip hop and their history.

Hip Hop – Tuesday, 8:00 – 8:45pm

Jazz

Jazz is a bright and upbeat class that builds flexibility, strength and style.

Jazz II/III – Monday, 7:30 – 8:45pm
Jazz/Modern – Wednesday, 7:30 – 8:45pm
Jazz & Tap Combo – Saturday, 1:30 – 2:30pm

Tap & Musical Theater

Tap is a BLAST, and our Tap/Jazz for Musical Theater class is perfect for beginner & intermediate tappers!

Jazz & Tap Combo – Saturday, 1:30 – 2:30pm

What to Expect at Skyline Dance Center

Classes meet once per week
Two semesters – Fall & Spring, each lasts 16 or 17 weeks
Optional Performance opportunities –
- Winter Fundraiser Gala
- May & June Recital Season
- Optional Competitive Track

No prohibitive dress codes
Dancers are encouraged to wear the dancewear of their choice. Color, style and fit is up to you! In general, dancewear should be form fitting, stretchy, and allow teachers to see and make corrections.

Required: Dancers need appropriate shoes for each class. Hair must be tied back out of your face. No baggy, loose clothes or jewelry that will prohibit activities like tumbling.

Qualified, friendly & outgoing staff

Miss Lindsay is our studio owner – she specializes in ballet, acrobatics, musical theater, competitive group and solo/duo routines

Miss Gabi specializes in lyrical, contemporary, hip hop, and competitive group & solo/duo routines

Miss Caroline specializes in jazz, contemporary, modern, and competitive group and solo/duo routines

Frequently Asked Questions

Is it too late to start?

NEVER! Dance is for everyone, and at SDC our teachers will meet you where you are. We offer a number of classes for beginners, and will happily modify combinations and break down concepts for beginners. It’s never too late to start!

What if I don't look like a dancer?

This is the first thing we hung up when we built our studio! There is no certain shape you are required to be. We welcome dancers of every size, ability level and age to Skyline.

Will I be with dancers my own age?

Of course! We absolutely will not require that you start with the little kids just because you’re just starting out. You may find yourself in a mixed age class with teens and some adults, but everyone is coming to class with the same goal and general experience level. It’s a very low pressure situation.

What if I'm not flexible enough?

Flexibility is not something the average population needs to practice, or worry about. Flexibility comes from DANCING, so you’ll find that you gain flexibility as you take class. There is no flexibility requirement. You can even join an acro class at any level of flexibility.

What do I wear to class?

Dancewear should be comfortable, fitted, and stretchy. The rest is up to you!

We ask that dancers wear the shoes for the style they take, and avoid super baggy loose clothing that won’t allow your teacher to see and correct your alignment.