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Studio Classes

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Cost-effective, integrated opportunities for dancers and non-dancers of all abilities.

Class Session run from September-November & January-April

Cohesion offers a variety of classes for ages 2 months-adult. Scroll below to view our current and upcoming class schedules. All class descriptions are listed at the bottom of our current schedules, or you can click the button below to scroll directly to them.

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Creative Movement
Caregiver/Child

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Ages 3-5

Mondays 4-4:45pm

Wednesdays 5:30-6:15pm

Thursdays 9:15-10am

Ages 2 mos-2yrs
Thursdays 9:15-10am

Beginning Modern

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Ages 6-8, 9-14, 15+

Mondays 4-5pm

Tuesdays 4-5pm

Wednesday 5:30-6:30pm

Intermediate/Advanced Modern

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Ages 12+ & 15+

Adv Tuesdays 5:15-6:30pm

Int/Adv Thursdays
5:30-6:45pm

Int Thursdays 5:30-6:45pm

Movement for All

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Ages 7-14

Wednesdays 4-4:45pm
Ages 15+
Thursdays 4-4:45pm

Stretch/Strength/Align

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Ages 12+

Wednesdays 6:30-7:30pm

Ballet Basics II

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Ages 12+
Wednesdays 6:30-7:45pm

Class Descriptions

Creative Movement

Creative movement uses music, play and imagination for fun and exciting dance and movement exercises. Ages 3-5

Beginning Modern

Beginning Modern teaches the fundamentals of modern dance technique, including floor work and basic dance terminology, as well as elements of jazz and ballet. Ages 6-8, 9-14, & 15 to adult

Intermediate/Advanced Modern

Intermediate & Advanced Modern builds on basic techniques through more difficult sequences, skills, and choreography, asking dancers to turn their movement into dance through expression, quality and execution.

Ages 12 to adult & 15 to adult

Movement for All

Movement for All is an integrated class that invites participants of all abilities, including those with disabilities, to dance and explore movement with curiosity and joy. Ages 7 to adult

Adaptive Dance for Disability

 This class provides creative movement for children and adults with special needs or developmental disability. This class is a safe, fun, and supportive environment for students to move, learn, and grow, Enjoying the artistic, social, and physical benefits of creative movement in an environment specifically tailored to their abilities.

Ages 6 to adult

Ballet Basics

Ballet Basics I & II increases strength and flexibility by introducing participants to the introductory vocabulary, terminology, and techniques of ballet. Taught in a supportive, positive environment, this class is perfect for anyone looking for tips on alignment, balance, or coordination. 

Ages 12 to adult

Class Decriptions
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Scholarship Exchange Program

Cohesion offers unlimited, non-competitive, tuition assistance for classes and productions. 

Scholarship

What is the Scholarship Exchange Program?

Through the scholarship exchange program, a student or their family can trade volunteer hours for all or part of the student’s tuition or participation fees. Unlimited, non-competitive scholarships are awarded on the basis of need and hours must be completed during the session in which they are awarded.

What kinds of activities apply for the scholarship exchange?

Many different activities can fulfill exchange hours, including (but not limited to):

  • sewing, labeling, and laundering costumes

  • cleaning studio and shared spaces in the building

  • providing mentorship and assistance in classes

  • staffing events such as fundraisers and performances

  • & much more!

How do I apply?

  1. Fill out the application and return with your first payment to the CDP office.

  2. Cohesion staff will contact you about the number of hours due as well as a list of volunteer opportunities.

  3. Track your hours either in the volunteer notebook at the studio or online.

 

Please note: this form does not register you for classes. You need to register at the studio or online at cohesiondance.org/classes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What should I/my student wear for dance class?

We recommend wearing something that allows you to move freely and comfortably but is not too baggy.  Some suggestions are athletic wear, leggings, t-shirt, or leotards. Street shoes are not allowed on the dance floor unless a medical or personal need has been communicated to us beforehand.

 

Footwear - students can dance in bare feet or wear jazz shoes, foot undies, or socks, but be aware the instructor may ask you to remove socks for some exercises in which socks may cause slipping. 

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Hair - please have your hair up and out of your face (ponytails and braids work great).

What Level Class should I register for?

For questions about which class level you or your student is best suited for, please contact us.

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Please note: We reserve the right to change class arrangements depending on enrollment numbers and to ensure the safety of all participants.

What is the difference between monthly and full session payments?

We offer two payment options – either monthly or full session. Full session payments are made before classes start, whereas monthly payments are posted and due the first week of each month during the class session. You can select which schedule you prefer during your registration and you can also change your preference online through the Customer Portal. If you do not specify, your tuition will default to being posted monthly.

Do you do automatic payments?

Yes! If you would like your account to be charged automatically, please enter your card information when you register. Please note: When you enter your credit card information on the registration page, you are providing your account information to be charged according to the payment schedule that you select.

Do you offer financial assistance?

Yes! We offer unlimited, non-competitive financial assistance to any family in need. To learn more, click here.

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