The Rose Guild
The Rose Guild is for dancers who want to grow in a positive, team-centered environment rooted in kindness, teamwork, and mutual respect. We believe in progress over perfection and we cheer each other on every step of the way.
Our competition dancers grow as people, performers, and friends. We believe in collaboration over competition, with continuous improvement as our shared goal. Winning is never our goal. If we win, it’s simply a happy accident.
Rosebuds
(K-2nd)
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Our Rosebuds, affectionately known as ‘the buddies’ are our youngest members of The Rose Guild. Our focus for our buddies is ensuring that they build a great foundation in technique and get to experience the fun and develop friendships through competing together.
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We’re thrilled to collaborate with our resident choreographer, Joey Vice—a professional dancer and innovative choreographer whose work continues to inspire dancers across the country. A former student of Cindy’s, Joey began his career as the Trickster in Cirque du Soleil’s KOOZA at just 18, and now creates bold, emotionally charged choreography as a freelance artist based in Los Angeles.
All of our Rose Guild dancers will have the opportunity to learn from Joey, as he choreographs many of our routines each season and shares his creative process with our teams. His work celebrates individuality, storytelling, and the joy of movement—beautifully aligned with our core value of Progress Over Perfection. Whether your dancer performs one of his pieces or grows through his artistic influence, Joey’s presence brings something truly special to our community.
Want a glimpse? Check out his work on Instagram @JoeyTheDancer.
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Our buddies can participate in any of the following groups:
Buddies Ballet
Technique ClassesBallet Tech Barre (Duo) Thurs 5:00 PM
Ballet Tech LTC (Duo) Thurs 5:30 PM
Competition Line
Ballet Competition Line Thurs 4:30 PM
Buddies Contemporary
Competition LineContemporary Line Tues 6:30 PM
Buddies Hip Hop
Competition LineHip Hop Comp Line Tues 4:30 PM
Buddies Jazz
Technique classesJazz Tech Floor (Duo) Tues 5:00 PM
Jazz Tech LTC (Duo) Tues 5:30 PM
Competition Line Group
Jazz Comp Line Tues 6:00 PM
Buddies Tap
Technique ClassTap Tech Thurs 6:00 PM
Competition Line
Tap Comp Line Thurs 6:30 PM
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Our buddies usually dance one or two days a week, spending around 1.5–3 total hours in class. It’s a low-commitment way to dip into the world of competition while still leaving plenty of time for other activities and family life. Flexibility is one of our core values—we know life outside the Performing Arts Center matters too. There are no strict attendance rules here, and if there’s ever a conflict, we’re always happy to work with you. More than anything, we just want to see your dancer shine!
At CSPAC, all of our classes are 30 minutes long—with purpose. This format gives dancers the flexibility to personalize their training, match their schedule, and explore their own unique path. Many of our technique classes are offered as duos (two back-to-back sessions), allowing dancers to go deeper in one style or build a well-rounded week.
We keep competition requirements simple so dancers can design a program that works for them—while still building the strength, confidence, and artistry needed to thrive. That said, we highly recommend taking as much additional ballet and jazz as possible, as these techniques provide the foundation for nearly everything we do.
Line Group Requirements:
All Line dancers take at least two ½ hour technique classes per week. Requirements vary slightly by style:
Ballet Line: one ½ hour of each duo ballet technique class
Contemporary Line: one ½ hour of each duo ballet technique class or one ½ hour of each duo jazz technique class
Hip Hop Line: one ½ hour jazz technique class + an additional ½ hour technique class
Jazz Line: one ½ hour of each duo jazz technique class
Tap Line: one ½ hour Tap technique class + an additional ½ hour technique class
Travel:
Our buddies attend one regional competition each year, and we do our best to keep travel to a minimum. Most events are condensed into a single day, though final schedules are set by the competition organizers.
Competition days are some of the most fun and memorable moments of the season—a great way for Buddies to bond, cheer each other on, and build lasting friendships.
Our Buddies do not currently participate in nationals—but if there's enough interest, we're always open to re-evaluating! That said, nationals are never required for our dancers. At this stage, we’re all about building confidence, teamwork, and a love for performing—no pressure, just joyful growth.
We stay connected with families through texts, our Parent Portal, and weekly emails so you're always in the loop and never caught off guard!
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Body positivity and acceptance are at the heart of everything we do.
Girls should wear a leotard and tights, and boys should wear black athletic pants with a comfortable shirt. Dancers are welcome to wear additional layers as long as they can move freely—comfort and confidence are what matter most.
We ask that all competition dancers wear the appropriate dance shoes for their classes.
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As part of our buddies program, each dancer is paired with an older, more experienced "Big Bud" who serves as a mentor and cheerleader throughout the season. It’s a special friendship that helps our Buddies feel supported, connected, and confident—both on and off the stage. From high-fives at rehearsals to sweet moments backstage, the Big Bud, Little Bud bond is one of the most heartwarming parts of our dance family.
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Absolutely—if they’re curious, excited, or just love to move, they’re ready to give it a try! We welcome dancers of all experience levels and believe confidence grows with support, not pressure. Our team is here to guide you every step of the way.
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You won’t find any pyramids or depth charts in our competition groups. Every child is valued and every dancer has a chance to shine. Our routines include line changes and thoughtful staging to highlight each performer’s growth and individuality. We believe in collaboration over competition, and that progressing as performers is far more meaningful than collecting trophies.
Check out the FAQ below for other common questions! If you have any other questions for us, we’d love to hear from you here!
Daisies
(3rd-5th)
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Our Daisies, affectionately ‘The Zees’, are 3rd–5th grade dancers in The Rose Guild who are beginning to blossom into confident, well-rounded performers. At this level, dancers deepen their technical training while continuing to grow friendships, teamwork, and a genuine love for the art of dance and performance.
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We’re thrilled to collaborate with our resident choreographer, Joey Vice—a professional dancer and innovative choreographer whose work continues to inspire dancers across the country. A former student of Cindy’s, Joey began his career as the Trickster in Cirque du Soleil’s KOOZA at just 18, and now creates bold, emotionally charged choreography as a freelance artist based in Los Angeles.
All of our Rose Guild dancers will have the opportunity to learn from Joey, as he choreographs many of our routines each season and shares his creative process with our teams. His work celebrates individuality, storytelling, and the joy of movement—beautifully aligned with our core value of Progress Over Perfection. Whether your dancer performs one of his pieces or grows through his artistic influence, Joey’s presence brings something truly special to our community.
Want a glimpse? Check out his work on Instagram @JoeyTheDancer.
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Daisies may participate in the following groups and classes:
Daisies Ballet
Technique ClassesBallet Tech Barre (Duo) Thurs 5:00 PM
Ballet Tech LTC (Duo) Thurs 5:30 PM
Competition Line
Ballet Competition Line Thurs 4:30 PM
Competition Large Group
Ballet Comp LG Grp Wed 4:30 PM
Daisies Contemporary
Competition LineContemporary Line Tues 6:30 PM
Competition Large Group
Contemporary LG Grp Wed 5:00 PM
Daisies Hip Hop
Competition LineHip Hop Comp Line Tues 4:30 PM
Daisies Jazz
Technique classesJazz Tech Floor (Duo) Tues 5:00 PM
Jazz Tech LTC (Duo) Tues 5:30 PM
Competition Line Group
Jazz Comp Line Tues 6:00 PM
Competition Large Group
Jazz Comp LG Grp Wed 5:30 PM
Competition Small Group
Jazz Comp SM Grp Wed 7:00 PM
Daisies Tap
Technique ClassTap Tech Thurs 6:00 PM
Competition Line
Tap Comp Line Thurs 6:30 PM
Competition Large Group
Tap Comp LG Grp Wed 6:00 PM
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Our Daisies usually dance one or two days a week, spending around 1.5–3 total hours in class. It’s a low-commitment way to dip into the world of competition while still leaving plenty of time for other activities and family life. Flexibility is one of our core values—we know life outside the Performing Arts Center matters too. There are no strict attendance rules here, and if there’s ever a conflict, we’re always happy to work with you. More than anything, we just want to see your dancer shine!
At CSPAC, all of our classes are 30 minutes long—with purpose. This format gives dancers the flexibility to personalize their training, match their schedule, and explore their own unique path. Many of our technique classes are offered as duos (two back-to-back sessions), allowing dancers to go deeper in one style or build a well-rounded week.
We keep competition requirements simple so dancers can design a program that works for them—while still building the strength, confidence, and artistry needed to thrive. That said, we highly recommend taking as much additional ballet and jazz as possible, as these techniques provide the foundation for nearly everything we do.
Line Group Requirements:
All Line dancers take at least two ½ hour technique classes per week. Requirements vary slightly by style:
Ballet Line: one ½ hour of each duo ballet technique class
Contemporary Line: one ½ hour of each duo ballet technique class or one ½ hour of each duo jazz technique class
Hip Hop Line: one ½ hour jazz technique class + an additional ½ hour technique class
Jazz Line: one ½ hour of each duo jazz technique class
Tap Line: one ½ hour Tap technique class + an additional ½ hour technique class
Large Group Requirements:
All Large Group dancers take at least two hours of technique classes per week and must be enrolled in the Line Group for that same style.
For example, to join a Jazz Large Group, a dancer must:
Take the Jazz Line, attend both Jazz Duo technique classes, and take two more technique classes of their choice (we strongly recommend ballet!)
Small Group Requirements:
All Small Group dancers take at least three hours technique classes per week and must be enrolled in both the Line and Large Groups for that same style.
For example, to join a Jazz Small Group, a dancer must:
Take the Jazz Line, join the Jazz Large Group, attend both Jazz Duo technique classes, and add four more technique classes. (again—ballet is your best friend!)
Travel:
Our Daisies attend two regional competitions each year, and we do our best to keep travel to a minimum. Most events are condensed into a single day, though final schedules are determined by the competition organizers.
Competition days are some of the most fun and memorable moments of the season—a wonderful opportunity for Daisies to bond, cheer each other on, and build lasting friendships.
Daisies are encouraged to participate in nationals, though it’s not required. Nationals offer an exciting close to a year of hard work and growth!
We stay connected with families through texts, our Parent Portal, and weekly emails so you're always in the loop and never caught off guard!
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Body positivity and acceptance are at the heart of everything we do.
Girls should wear a leotard and tights, and boys should wear black athletic pants with a comfortable shirt. Dancers are welcome to wear additional layers as long as they can move freely—comfort and confidence are what matter most.
We ask that all competition dancers wear the appropriate dance shoes for their classes.
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Daisies are still considered Little Buds in our mentorship program, and each dancer is thoughtfully paired with an older, more experienced “Big Bud” from our Magnolias or Roses groups. These mentors offer encouragement, friendship, and support throughout the season—whether it’s helping backstage, sharing advice, or offering a high-five after rehearsal.
It’s a special connection that helps Daisies feel confident, included, and inspired as they grow within our dance family.
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Absolutely! Whether they’ve danced for years or are just discovering their passion, there’s a place for them here. We welcome all experience levels and believe that confidence grows through encouragement—not pressure. If your dancer is curious, excited, and ready to learn, they’re ready to be a Daisy.
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You won’t find any pyramids or depth charts in our competition groups. Every child is valued and every dancer has a chance to shine. Our routines include line changes and thoughtful staging to highlight each performer’s growth and individuality. We believe in collaboration over competition, and that progressing as performers is far more meaningful than collecting trophies.
Check out the FAQ below for other common questions! If you have any other questions for us, we’d love to hear from you here!
Magnolias
(6th-8th)
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Our Magnolias are 6th–8th grade dancers in The Rose Guild, where they begin to refine their technique and performance style with increased focus and maturity. At this stage, dancers deepen their commitment to the art of dance while continuing to build friendships, collaborate as a team, and celebrate their unique strengths as performers. Magnolias are driven, hardworking, and always up for a challenge—while still having plenty of fun along the way!
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We’re thrilled to collaborate with our resident choreographer, Joey Vice—a professional dancer and innovative choreographer whose work continues to inspire dancers across the country. A former student of Cindy’s, Joey began his career as the Trickster in Cirque du Soleil’s KOOZA at just 18, and now creates bold, emotionally charged choreography as a freelance artist based in Los Angeles.
All of our Rose Guild dancers will have the opportunity to learn from Joey, as he choreographs many of our routines each season and shares his creative process with our teams. His work celebrates individuality, storytelling, and the joy of movement—beautifully aligned with our core value of Progress Over Perfection. Whether your dancer performs one of his pieces or grows through his artistic influence, Joey’s presence brings something truly special to our community.
Want a glimpse? Check out his work on Instagram @JoeyTheDancer.
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Magnolias can participate in the following competition groups:
Magnolias Ballet
Technique ClassesBallet Tech Barre (Duo) Tues 7:30 PM
Ballet Tech LTC (Duo) Tues 8:00 PM
Competition Line
Ballet Comp Line Tues 7:00 PM
Competition Large Group
Ballet Comp LG Grp Wed 9:30 PM
Competition Small Group
Ballet Comp SM Grp Wed 10:00 PM
Magnolias Contemporary
Competition LineContemporary Line Thurs 8:30 PM
Competition Large Group
Contemporary LG Grp Wed 8:30 PM
Competition Small Group
Contemporary SM Grp Wed 9:00 PM
Magnolias Hip Hop Line
Hip Hop Comp Line Thurs 9:00 PM
Magnolias Jazz
Technique ClassesJazz Tech Floor (Duo) Thurs 7:30 PM
Jazz Tech LTC (Duo) Thurs 8:00 PM
Competition Line
Jazz Comp Line Thurs 7:00 PM
Competition Large Group
Jazz Comp LG Grp Wed 8:00 PM
Competition Small Group
Jazz Comp SM Grp Wed 7:30 PM
Magnolias Tap
Technique ClassTap Tech Tues 8:30 PM
Competition Line
Tap Comp Line Tues 9:00 PM
Competition Large Group
Tap Comp LG Grp Tues 9:30 PM
Competition Small Group
Tap Comp SM Grp Thurs 9:30 PM
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Our Magnolias have a range of involvement depending on their goals and group participation. Some dancers attend 1–2 days per week for about 1.5–3 total hours—a balanced way to stay active in dance while still enjoying other interests. Dancers participating in Large and Small Group routines typically spend more time in the studio as they take on additional technique classes and rehearsals. This is a natural time for growth, and many dancers begin to deepen their commitment and training around this age. No matter the path, we remain flexible and supportive. If conflicts ever arise, we’re always happy to work with you—because above all, we want your dancer to feel confident, successful, and seen.
At CSPAC, all of our classes are 30 minutes long—with purpose. This format gives dancers the flexibility to personalize their training, match their schedule, and explore their own unique path. Many of our technique classes are offered as duos (two back-to-back sessions), allowing dancers to go deeper in one style or build a well-rounded week.
We keep competition requirements simple so dancers can design a program that works for them—while still building the strength, confidence, and artistry needed to thrive. That said, we highly recommend taking as much additional ballet and jazz as possible, as these techniques provide the foundation for nearly everything we do.
Line Group Requirements:
All Line dancers take at least two ½ hour technique classes per week. Requirements vary slightly by style:
Ballet Line: one ½ hour of each duo ballet technique class
Contemporary Line: one ½ hour of each duo ballet technique class or one ½ hour of each duo jazz technique class
Hip Hop Line: one ½ hour jazz technique class + an additional ½ hour technique class
Jazz Line: one ½ hour of each duo jazz technique class
Tap Line: one ½ hour Tap technique class + an additional ½ hour technique class
Large Group Requirements:
All Large Group dancers take at least two hours of technique classes per week and must be enrolled in the Line Group for that same style.
For example, to join a Jazz Large Group, a dancer must:
Take the Jazz Line, attend both Jazz Duo technique classes, and take two more technique classes of their choice (we strongly recommend ballet!)
Small Group Requirements:
All Small Group dancers take at least three hours technique classes per week and must be enrolled in both the Line and Large Groups for that same style.
For example, to join a Jazz Small Group, a dancer must:
Take the Jazz Line, join the Jazz Large Group, attend both Jazz Duo technique classes, and add four more technique classes. (again—ballet is your best friend!)
Travel:
The Magnolias attend two regional competitions each year, and we do our best to keep travel to a minimum. Most events are condensed into a single day, though final schedules are set by the competition organizers.
Competition days are some of the most fun and memorable moments of the season—a great way for Magnolias to bond, cheer each other on, and build lasting friendships.
The Magnolias are strongly encouraged to participate in nationals, though it’s not required. Nationals offer an exciting close to a year of hard work and growth!
We stay connected with families through texts, our Parent Portal, and Weekly Emails so you're always in the loop and never caught off guard!
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Body positivity and acceptance are at the heart of everything we do.
Girls should wear a leotard and tights, and boys should wear black athletic pants with a comfortable shirt. Dancers are welcome to wear additional layers as long as they can move freely—comfort and confidence are what matter most.
We ask that all competition dancers wear the appropriate dance shoes for their classes.
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Magnolias are Big Buds—serving as mentors for younger dancers in the Rose Guild, especially the Rosebuds. Being a Big Bud is a special opportunity to lead with kindness, build connections, and make a meaningful impact.
Magnolias offer backstage support, encouragement during rehearsals, and lots of high-fives. The mentorship program helps foster community, empathy, and confidence on both sides.
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If they’re passionate about dance and open to learning, the answer is yes! Whether they’re continuing from a previous level or new to competitive dance, we welcome all experience levels. We believe in growth through support—not pressure—and we’re here to help every dancer find joy and confidence in the journey.
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You won’t find any pyramids or depth charts in our competition groups. Every child is valued and every dancer has a chance to shine. Our routines include line changes and thoughtful staging to highlight each performer’s growth and individuality. We believe in collaboration over competition, and that progressing as performers is far more meaningful than collecting trophies.
Check out the FAQ below for other common questions! If you have any other questions for us, we’d love to hear from you here!
The Roses
(9th-12th)
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The Roses are our most experienced dancers in The Rose Guild—an inspiring group of 9th–12th graders who lead with both skill and heart. At this level, dancers demonstrate strong technique, refined artistry, and a deep passion for their craft. They are leaders in our studio, mentors to younger dancers, and role models who embody teamwork, dedication, and grace.
Whether they’re preparing for performances, mentoring Littles, or cheering each other on in rehearsal, our Roses help create the kind of community we’re proud to call our home away from home.
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We’re thrilled to collaborate with our resident choreographer, Joey Vice—a professional dancer and innovative choreographer whose work continues to inspire dancers across the country. A former student of Cindy’s, Joey began his career as the Trickster in Cirque du Soleil’s KOOZA at just 18, and now creates bold, emotionally charged choreography as a freelance artist based in Los Angeles.
All of our Rose Guild dancers will have the opportunity to learn from Joey, as he choreographs many of our routines each season and shares his creative process with our teams. His work celebrates individuality, storytelling, and the joy of movement—beautifully aligned with our core value of Progress Over Perfection. Whether your dancer performs one of his pieces or grows through his artistic influence, Joey’s presence brings something truly special to our community.
Want a glimpse? Check out his work on Instagram @JoeyTheDancer.
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Roses may participate in the following competition groups:
Rose Ballet
Technique ClassesBallet Tech Barre (Duo) Tues 7:30 PM
Ballet Tech LTC (Duo) Tues 8:00 PM
Competition Line
Ballet Comp Line Tues 7:00 PM
Competition Large Group
Ballet Comp LG Grp Wed 9:30 PM
Competition Small Group
Ballet Comp SM Grp Wed 10:00 PM
Rose Contemporary
Competition LineContemporary Line Thurs 8:30 PM
Competition Large Group
Contemporary LG Grp Wed 8:30 PM
Competition Small Group
Contemporary SM Grp Wed 9:00 PM
Rose Hip Hop Line
Hip Hop Comp Line Thurs 9:00 PM
Rose Jazz
Technique ClassesJazz Tech Floor (Duo) Thurs 7:30 PM
Jazz Tech LTC (Duo) Thurs 8:00 PM
Competition Line
Jazz Comp Line Thurs 7:00 PM
Competition Large Group
Jazz Comp LG Grp Wed 8:00 PM
Competition Small Group
Jazz Comp SM Grp Wed 7:30 PM
Rose Tap
Technique ClassTap Tech Tues 8:30 PM
Competition Line
Tap Comp Line Tues 9:00 PM
Competition Large Group
Tap Comp LG Grp Tues 9:30 PM
Competition Small Group
Tap Comp SM Grp Thurs 9:30 PM
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Our Roses have a wide range of involvement depending on their goals and schedule. Some dancers attend 1–2 days per week for about 2–3 total hours—a meaningful way to stay connected to dance while balancing school, extracurriculars, and social life. Dancers who participate in multiple Large or Small Group routines typically spend more time in the studio, attending additional technique classes and rehearsals to support their continued growth. Many Roses begin to take on a more pre-professional approach to training at this stage, and we’re here to support them every step of the way. Whatever their path, we remain flexible and understanding. If conflicts arise, we’re always happy to work with you—because helping your dancer thrive both in and out of the studio is our top priority.
At CSPAC, all of our classes are 30 minutes long—with purpose. This format gives dancers the flexibility to personalize their training, match their schedule, and explore their own unique path. Many of our technique classes are offered as duos (two back-to-back sessions), allowing dancers to go deeper in one style or build a well-rounded week.
We keep competition requirements simple so dancers can design a program that works for them—while still building the strength, confidence, and artistry needed to thrive. That said, we highly recommend taking as much additional ballet and jazz as possible, as these techniques provide the foundation for nearly everything we do.
Line Group Requirements:
All Line dancers take at least two ½ hour technique classes per week. Requirements vary slightly by style:
Ballet Line: one ½ hour of each duo ballet technique class
Contemporary Line: one ½ hour of each duo ballet technique class or one ½ hour of each duo jazz technique class
Hip Hop Line: one ½ hour jazz technique class + an additional ½ hour technique class
Jazz Line: one ½ hour of each duo jazz technique class
Tap Line: one ½ hour Tap technique class + an additional ½ hour technique class
Large Group Requirements:
All Large Group dancers take at least two hours of technique classes per week and must be enrolled in the Line Group for that same style.
For example, to join a Jazz Large Group, a dancer must:
Take the Jazz Line, attend both Jazz Duo technique classes, and take two more technique classes of their choice (we strongly recommend ballet!)
Small Group Requirements:
All Small Group dancers take at least three hours technique classes per week and must be enrolled in both the Line and Large Groups for that same style.
For example, to join a Jazz Small Group, a dancer must:
Take the Jazz Line, join the Jazz Large Group, attend both Jazz Duo technique classes, and add four more technique classes. (again—ballet is your best friend!)
Travel:
The Roses attend two regional competitions each year, and we do our best to keep travel to a minimum. Most events are condensed into a single day, though final schedules are determined by the competition organizers.
Competition days are some of the most fun and memorable moments of the season—a great way for Roses to bond, cheer each other on, and build lasting friendships.
The Roses are strongly encouraged to participate in nationals, though it’s not required. Nationals offer an exciting close to a year of hard work and growth!
We stay connected with families through texts, our Parent Portal, and Weekly Emails so you're always in the loop and never caught off guard!
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Body positivity and acceptance are at the heart of everything we do.
Girls should wear a leotard and tights, and boys should wear black athletic pants with a comfortable shirt. Dancers are welcome to wear additional layers as long as they can move freely—comfort and confidence are what matter most.
We ask that all competition dancers wear the appropriate dance shoes for their classes.
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Roses serve as Big Buds and are paired with our youngest dancers—Rosebuds and Daisies. They act as mentors, friends, and guides throughout the year, helping backstage, offering encouragement, and sharing the joy of dance with the next generation.
This leadership opportunity is deeply meaningful, allowing our Roses to give back, grow in confidence, and leave a lasting legacy.
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If your dancer is motivated and ready to lead with heart, they’re ready to be a Rose. Whether they’ve grown up in our program or are joining us from elsewhere, we’re here to support their goals and help them thrive in a space that values artistry, growth, and community. Wherever they’re starting from, we’ll meet them there—and cheer them on every step of the way.
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You won’t find any pyramids or depth charts in our competition groups. Every child is valued and every dancer has a chance to shine. Our routines include line changes and thoughtful staging to highlight each performer’s growth and individuality. We believe in collaboration over competition, and that progressing as performers is far more meaningful than collecting trophies.
Check out the FAQ below for other common questions! If you have any other questions for us, we’d love to hear from you here!
FAQs
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Yes—but not in the way you might expect!
Each year, we hold mock auditions as part of our educational experience. These give dancers the opportunity to practice audition etiquette, build confidence, and grow as performers. However, auditions do not determine placement or whether a dancer can join a group. You won’t find a pyramid or a depth chart here. We also do not charge any additional fees for this educational experience.At CSPAC, we believe in growth over gatekeeping. Our goal is to help every dancer develop at their own pace, in an environment that supports learning and self-expression. If there’s a group your dancer is passionate about joining, we’ll work with them to get there—no pressure, no stress, just encouragement and support.
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We don’t offer competition solos at CSPAC, but all seniors are invited to perform a senior solo in our annual spring recital—a heartfelt tradition that honors their unique journey and celebrates their time with us. Seniors also have opportunities to perform their solos at non-competition events throughout the year, giving them more chances to share their artistry and gain valuable performance experience.
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Our Rose Guild members perform in our annual spring recital with their competition dances—no recital fees required! We also choreograph one special routine per subject in their technique classes just for recital season, giving everyone an additional chance to shine on stage in a fun, celebratory atmosphere.
We believe performance is a vital part of a well-rounded performing arts education, so we make sure our Rose Guild members have plenty of opportunities to perform beyond the competition stage. These experiences help build confidence, versatility, and the joy that comes from sharing their artistry with a wider audience.
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The short answer: no!
We're a values-based studio, and one of our core values is flexibility and personalization. While we highly encourage our dancers to attend as many technique classes and rehearsals as they can, we also recognize that life outside the Performing Arts Center matters too. That’s why we do not have any strict attendance rules.
That said, competition groups are a team-based commitment, so we do ask that families communicate any known conflicts with classes, rehearsals, or performances in advance. This helps us plan accordingly and ensures each group feels confident, prepared, and supported.
