Conduct:
Negative and inappropriate behavior (deemed by Impact Dance Complex) which can include gossiping, bullying, physical altercations or negative comments will not be tolerated and may result in removal from a routine, the competitive company, or expulsion with no refund of tuition.
At Impact Dance Complex., our goal is to provide a fun and positive learning environment for children where they can express themselves through the art of dance. We will provide high-quality training with educated and experienced teachers. We hope to instill and teach work ethic in our dancers so that they can feel and be proud of their successes.
Our students and parents - without exception - are expected to treat each other and their teachers, their parents with the highest level of respect.
Dancer’s must abide by the dress code. Dancers who do not abide by the dress code will not be allowed to participate in class. More than two instances of failure to comply will result in disciplinary action.
Dancer’s must keep their belongings organized and clean and to leave all areas in the same condition or better than they found it at classes, rehearsals and performances.
Dancers must report any injury occurring while in class, at rehearsal, or at all performance immediately to their instructors, or whoever is in charge of them at the time.
All dancers must be toilet-trained, unless participating in a class where they are accompanied by a parent/guardian.
Prohibited items are jewelry, chewing gum, perfume/cologne, snacks with peanuts, nuts or nut products, offensive language or innuendo on clothing.
Requirements of Participation in Activities Policy
Dancers must meet the minimum age requirements.
Dance instruction requires that the dancers are physically capable of moving, capable of following instructions and communicating.
Impact Dance Complex reserves the right to request that students who do not participate in class, are habitually late or habitually in violation of the dress code or other studio rules, withdraw from the studio.
All dancers must be physically capable to participate without danger to themselves or others.