Fundamentals classes introduce young dancers to the joy of movement in a structured and supportive environment. Students explore rhythm, coordination, musicality, and classroom structure while building confidence and social skills.

Students are placed by school grade, recognizing that physical and emotional development are the most important factors at this age.

Pre-Ballet introduces students to the foundational concepts of classical ballet while continuing to build coordination and body awareness.

Students begin learning ballet positions, movement vocabulary, and musical phrasing in preparation for more structured ballet training.

Tap classes introduce students to rhythmic footwork and musical timing. Students learn foundational tap technique while developing coordination, listening skills, and rhythmic expression.

Tap classes are available for both youth and adult dancers.

Ballet is the foundation of many dance styles and focuses on posture, alignment, strength, flexibility, and coordination. As students progress, training becomes more structured and technique-focused.

Consistent training is important for developing the strength and precision required in ballet.

Jazz classes emphasize dynamic movement, flexibility, and expressive performance. Students develop strength, coordination, and musicality while exploring contemporary jazz technique.

Modern dance encourages creative exploration and expressive movement. Students develop body awareness while learning modern dance techniques and improvisation.

Pointe work is introduced only when students have developed sufficient strength and technique in ballet. Students must be enrolled in at least two ballet classes per week and receive instructor approval before beginning pointe training.

FFSD offers adult dance classes for dancers of all experience levels. These classes provide an opportunity to stay active, explore movement, and enjoy dance in a welcoming environment.