Level 2: Intermediate

*NEED TO KNOW*

  • Ages 11-14
  • For Middle Schoolers ready for more rigorous training
  • Rehearsal are Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays each week
  • Training hours consist of 8 hours each week
  • Requirements for placement:
    • Level placement is determined by age, previous training, technical ability, maturity, commitment, and the individual needs of the dancer.
    • Final placement decisions are made by Remnant Dance Conservatory artistic staff.
  • Tuition is $271 each month

Level 2 — Intermediate | Ages 11–14

This level is designed for middle school students who are ready for more rigorous technical training and a deeper commitment to their artistic growth. Students train in Ballet, Modern, African Dance, Conditioning, and Creative Workshop classes while strengthening technique, flexibility, musicality, performance quality, and physical endurance. Dancers are challenged to develop discipline, accountability, leadership, and confidence both inside and outside of the studio. Classes also encourage faith, spirituality, and character development through mentorship, movement-centered worship, intentional reflection, and the understanding that dance can be used as both an art form and a form of ministry.

DayTimeClass
Tuesday6:00 – 8:00 PM6:00 – 7:00PM Horton Technique

7:00 – 8:00PM Ballet
Thursday6:00 – 8:00 PM6:00 – 7:00PM
Horton Technique

7:00 – 8:00PM West African Technique
Saturday
9:00 AM – 1:00PM
9:00 – 10:00AM Ballet

10:00 – 11:00 AM Contemporary Technique

11:00AM – 1:00PM Repertory & Rehearsal


TUITION: $3,252/year or $271/month for 12 months

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Tuition & Program Investment

More Than Dance Classes

Tuition at Remnant Dance Conservatory supports a complete training experience that may include:

• Multiple training and rehearsal days each week
• Technique and conditioning
• Choreographic development
• Repertory training
• Individual artistic development
• Mentorship and accountability
• Performance preparation
• Community performances and special opportunities
• Professional and pre-professional development

Additional Expenses

Monthly tuition does not include all performance-related expenses. Families may be responsible for additional costs such as required dancewear, shoes, RDC apparel, costumes, performance attire, travel, transportation, or special event fees.

All additional required expenses will be communicated to families in advance whenever possible.

Dress Code & Appearance

The RDC dress code promotes professionalism, safety, and unity.
Daily Class Attire:

  • Official RDC shirt
  • Black dance shorts, leggings, or dance pants
  • Long black socks
  • Appropriate dance footwear
  • Personal water bottle
    Hair must be secured away from the face. Jewelry should be removed before class.

Performance Attire – Female Dancers:
Black Set: black turtleneck bodysuit, black skirt, black palazzo pants, black ballet shoes.
White Set: white turtleneck bodysuit, white skirt, white palazzo pants, white ballet shoes.

Performance Attire – Male Dancers:
Black Set: black liturgical robe, black athletic pants, black ballet shoes.
White Set: white liturgical robe, white athletic pants, white ballet shoes.

Tuition Commitment

Tuition is a monthly commitment to the dancer’s training and place within the program. Tuition is not based on individual attendance and remains due regardless of absences, holidays, scheduled breaks, or performance weeks.

Consistent attendance is essential to the conservatory training process and to the success of the full ensemble.

Attendance

Attendance is essential to student success. Students are expected to attend all scheduled classes, rehearsals, performances, workshops, and conservatory activities.

Attendance influences casting, leadership opportunities, advancement recommendations,
and performance eligibility.

Families should communicate absences at least 24 hours in advance whenever possible.

Financial Accessibility

We believe finances should not automatically prevent a committed dancer from receiving serious training.

Families experiencing financial hardship are encouraged to communicate with Remnant Dance Conservatory. When resources allow, payment arrangements or limited tuition assistance may be available.

Placement

Level placement is determined by age, previous training, technical ability, maturity, commitment, and the individual needs of the dancer.

Final placement decisions are made by Remnant Dance Conservatory artistic staff.

Ready to Train?

For enrollment, placement, tuition, or payment questions, please contact Remnant Dance Conservatory.

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