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Competition Team Code of Conduct, our goal is to provide quality dance education in a supporting and caring environment. Our Competition Team program is intended to support this goal, while also giving students additional opportunities to perform as well as learn teamwork, dedication, and responsibility. The following outlines our expectations of Competition Team dancers.



1. Be a good teammate-including to dancers not on your own team.

Congratulate each team member by name after performances, offer to do their hair during a quick change, or lend them your mirror! Small things like that go a long way towards building team spirit.

2. Be a good Team Sister/Brother! This year each dancer will be paired with another to be Team Sisters/Brothers! Leave your sister/brother encouraging and supportive notes throughout the year (not just the first two weeks). Watch all of your sister’s/brother's performances at competition. Cheer for her/him, and help her/him backstage. Hang out outside of the studio, and share stretching tips, or ab exercises. You have a lot to learn from each other!

3. Be respectful of others! In the studio. Outside the studio. At competitions. Wherever. Say please and thank you to your teachers, staff at competitions, etc. Hold the door. Be quiet backstage. Don’t enter and exit a theater during a dance. Don’t talk during anyone’s performance. You represent not only CBSD, but also yourself and your parents. Have good manners, and be respectful.

4. Don’t direct your teammates. In rehearsals, sometimes it’s tempting to tell the person next to you that they’re turning the wrong way, on the wrong foot, off the counts, etc. As teachers, that’s our job. Chances are-we noticed. Maybe we’re deciding if we want every other person to do the opposite side, maybe not. It doesn’t matter. It’s our job to make corrections, not yours. No matter how helpful you’re being, it undermines the team spirit to take corrections from another dancer. As teachers, we also have a broader picture than you might. Maybe we know that Sally knows she was on the wrong foot.

5. Speak kindly to your teammates. This one explains itself, but sometimes I feel like our dancers spend so much time together and know each other so well that you think you can say whatever you want to each other. Think before you speak.

6. Ask for help if you need it. From your teammates and teachers.

7. Clean up after yourself! Pick up all your snacks and water bottles and throw away your trash, it’s just good manners.

8. Be prepared! For class, competition, performance. Be early. Have your practice clothes and shoes on. Stretch and warm up. Be ready to work.

9. Be a role model! Demonstrate good teamwork and good behavior on and off the dance floor

10. Language, language, language! Use clean and appropriate language at all times. Don’t gossip. I know it’s tempting to talk about something someone did at school, and hey, they’re not there, right? Nope. It’s mean-spirited to talk about people behind their back. And you don’t know-maybe their cousin’s best friend’s sister is at practice too. Don’t gossip. Don’t be mean. Don’t be judgmental.

11. The hall is a shared space! Talk softly.

12. Social media. This is a tough one and I don’t want to police your online presence. Please be aware that nothing you share on social media is private. Use clean language and do not post anything inappropriate. If you post team pictures, make sure everyone is included/tagged. Don’t leave people out/crop people out of pictures, etc.

13. Social interactions. Again, I can’t really tell you what to do outside of the studio. But don’t invite 9 out of 10 teammates over to your house. It’s not nice and your team will suffer for it. The 10th person will find out, trust me. Be inclusive of everyone. Be careful what you say (again especially on social media and in text/email).

Please remember that a lot of communication is lost when the person you are talking to cannot hear your voice and read your body language. Being sarcastic via text message sometimes comes across as being mean. Think about what you write, and how it might be received. In Competition Team, we hope to provide you with the opportunity to learn, grow, perform, and make life-long friends!

Please help us achieve these goals. Remember that your behavior reflects on CBS, and if it is not acceptable, you will be removed from the team.

We have high standards for our team members and believe that together you can do amazing things! We have zero tolerance for any behavior such as bullying, being exclusive of other team members, inappropriate language or conduct, or unsportsmanlike and unsupportive behavior. Such behaviors will be dealt with immediately and you may be removed from the team immediately without warning depending on the severity of the offense.

Please work together to ensure that everyone has the best experience possible on our Competition Team!

I have read and agree to the Code of Conduct, and understand that any inappropriate behavior may result in my immediate dismissal from the team.



Please go over the CBS Family Rules with your child and sign below

I am aware that participation in Dance can be potentially dangerous and involves risk of injury. I understand that these risks include, but are not limited to injury to ligaments, muscles, tendons, bones, and other aspects of the body that may include head, neck, or spine. Due to the dangers of these activities, I understand the importance of my child following the teacher’s instructions regarding techniques, training, and other rules and agree that my child will obey these instructions and rules. In consideration for allowing my child to participate in the CBS Dance Company activities, I hereby assume all the risks associated with the sport of dance.

I agree to release CBS Dance Company and its employees or agents from any and all liability/responsibility, which may arise in connection with my child’s participation in activities at CBS Dance Company.

Also, understand that if you or your child causes serious injury (emotional or physical) to another child, parent, or staff member, said persons may be immediately removed from the program and may not be granted re-entry into the program. We do not tolerate Bullying.

By enrolling in any of our Dance Teams you agree to attend all weekly practices at scheduled times for each dance team your student is enrolled in. In the case of planned absenses, please notify us by texting, calling or Group Me messaging us at least 24 hours ahead of time. If your child is absent due to an immediate emergency then please make sure to notify us ASAP. Each student has up to 4 no show, no call unexcused absences before they are to be put on probation or are exited from the team.

* Terms of probations will be determined by the coaches, this could include but is not limited to: Exclusions from upcoming events or competitions.

You agree to follow the agreed payment schedule, and understand that any failure to make a payment on scheduled dates may cause the child to be dismissed from the Dance team(s). Note: you have till the 5th of every month to pay that months tuition. After the 5th a $10 late fee will be applied & the credit card on file will be charged.

*Should there be any complications or known delays in payments please reach out to a coach, we'd be happy to work with you.

It is understood that CBS Dance Company reserves the right to use any photography and/or videotaping of student’s performances for purposes of advertising, publicizing and promoting of CBS. All ownership (including copyright) as well as other rights, title and interest in and to these photography/videotaping shall belong exclusively to CBS Dance Company.