Shooting for the Stars: Wanting to be a Successful Dancer and Student Balancing dance and school can be hard… especially when you want to excel at both! Sometimes being a committed dancer and committed scholar can be more stressful than it is fun. Although, at times, that stress is inevitable, there are so many ways to relieve this stress and to make the journey as both a dancer, and a student, as fun and enjoyable as it should be! Here are a few tips and tricks I have learne

Hi dancers, teachers, and or parents. Today I'm going to be telling you about the pros and cons of online school vs. Public school. I'm going to incorporate some of my personal experiences into it as well. To start, I'll talk about the pros of public school. First thing is being involved with the school if that's something you're interested in. Getting to be in classes like leadership or ASB even photography and yearbook. Classes that get you involved with the school. Another

As dancers, it's important for all of us to create and maintain good training habits so that we can improve. Going into the new year with a clear goal is important to continue to grow as a dancer. I’ve compiled some tips and tricks to improvement that I’ve heard from teachers and/or that I do myself. Know your Goals -write corrections in notebooks and every once in a while, compile most frequent corrections and focus on those -have a clear goal in class -focus your energy

My name is Danica Born and I have been dancing for 7 years. Throughout these past 7 years, I have gone through a few rough patches which have shaped me into who I am today. I want to pass along the lessons I have learned to younger dancers and their parents so the newest generation at Allegro can stay happy and healthy. The biggest problem I have faced as a dancer is learning how to deal with my mental health without letting it affect my dancing and social life. I was diagnos