Class Dress Codes
Ballet
Jazz
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Hip Hop & Cheer
Tap
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Acrobatics
Taperina
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Tumblerina
Lyrical
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All Dancewear can be ordered through the studio!
Why is there a dress code at Norwalk Dance Center?
-The simple leotard, tights, and skirt combination makes it possible for the instructors to see the dancer’s bodies so they can make the proper corrections.
-Young dancers are often distracted by their own dancewear. -Learning to dance and work together as a team can be more easily achieved by removing the distraction of different dancewear.
Students may not participate in class if dress code is not followed. Exceptions are:
Hair: Ballet - Hair must be in a secure bun. NO EXCEPTIONS.
All other students must have hair pulled back in a pony tail for long hair and in a head band for short hair
- Tumblerina: Leotard and Pink tights Shoes: Pink Leather Ballet Shoe Optional Removable Skirt
- Taperina: Leotard and Tights Shoes: Pink Leather Ballet Shoes & Black Tap Shoes Optional Removable Skirt
- Acro and Cheer Acro: Leotard or Unitard, Short or Capris Shoes: White Acro shoes, Boy -Black Acro Shoes
- Jazz: Black Leotard and Tan tights Shoes: TAN slip on jazz shoes (Tan shoes-even though the picture shows black)
- Hip-Hop & Cheer: Fitted T-shirt, Black Shorts or Capris Shoes: Black Tennis Shoes
- Tap: Black Leotard, Black Shorts or Capris and Tan Tights Shoes: Black Tap Shoes
- Lyrical: Black Leotard, Black Shorts or Capris, Tan Lyrical paws
- Pre-Ballet/Jazz - Black Leotard, Pink Tights - NO EXCEPTIONS Shoes: Pink Ballet Slippers Optional Removable Skirt
- Ballet: Black Leotard, Pink Tights - NO EXCEPTIONS Shoes: Pink Ballet Slippers Optional Removable Skirt
- Ballet/Jazz Combo: Black Leotard, Pink Tights - NO EXCEPTIONS Shoes: Pink Ballet Slippers Optional Removable Skirt
- Jazz shoes may be required for ballet/jazz combos later in the year. Plenty of notice will be given.
- Absolutely NO two-piece dance outfits that expose stomachs!
Why is there a dress code at Norwalk Dance Center?
-The simple leotard, tights, and skirt combination makes it possible for the instructors to see the dancer’s bodies so they can make the proper corrections.
-Young dancers are often distracted by their own dancewear. -Learning to dance and work together as a team can be more easily achieved by removing the distraction of different dancewear.
Students may not participate in class if dress code is not followed. Exceptions are:
- Newly enrolled students- New enrollments have a total of 2 class weeks to purchase correct dance attire for class
- Students with a leotard but not dress code color- Students have 2 weeks to purchase correct dress code attire
- Tumble students absolutely will not participate unless they are wearing a leotard and tumble shoes.
- A Dress Code reminder will be mailed if dancer does not come to class in correct dance attire
- If dress code is not followed after two week grace period dancer will not be permitted to participate in class
- Warm ups and leg warmers may be worn but must be removed at teacher request.
- Ballet skirts may be worn but must be removed for tumbling classes.
Hair: Ballet - Hair must be in a secure bun. NO EXCEPTIONS.
All other students must have hair pulled back in a pony tail for long hair and in a head band for short hair