Ballet Rejoice FAQS
Why Dance?
Dance offers a wide range of benefits for your child:
- Builds coordination, flexibility, rhythm, grace, and balance 
- Enhances creativity, confidence, and self-esteem 
- Encourages appreciation for dance, music, and the arts 
- Reduces stress and promotes positive attitudes 
- Strengthens memory, cognitive development, and brain activity 
- Fosters teamwork and meaningful friendships 
Why Choose Ballet Rejoice School for the Arts?
- Serving the Rocklin & Roseville area for over 25 years 
- Christ-centered, encouraging, and community-oriented environment 
- Caring, professional, and experienced instructors 
- Modest costumes, clean music, and family-friendly programming 
- Clear communication via website, email, and social media 
- No hidden fees—we accept Charter Funds 
- Multiple performance opportunities, including The Nativity and Exodus 
Dance Season & Schedule
- Classes run August through May 
- Three performance opportunities: The Nativity (Dec), Exodus (March), and Year-End Recital (June) 
- Summer options include classes, intensives, and camps 
- Tuition is paid monthly (due on the 1st) 
Ages & Class Offerings
- Ages 2 to adult, including: 
- Itty Bitty (Ballet/Tap/Tumble, Parent & Me style) 
- Fairytale Ballet 
- Ballet / Pointe 
- Christian Dance 
- Tap 
- Jazz 
- Hip Hop 
- Musical Theatre 
- Contemporary 
- Choir 
How Class Levels Work
- Placement based on age and skill: 
- Itty Bitty (2–3) 
- Fairytale Ballet (3–5) 
- Ballet/Tap Combo (5–7) 
- Basic to Upper Division (ages 6–14+) 
- Placement determined after a trial class 
- Advancement based on teacher recommendation 
Trial Classes & Observation
- Free trial classes available—email us at balletrejoiceschool@gmail.com 
- Parents may observe during monthly Parent Observation Week where each class performs what they have been working on 
What to Wear
- Students must follow Ballet Rejoice’s dress code to promote discipline, unity, and optimal instruction 
- Dancewear available for purchase at our on-site Ballet Rejoice Dance Boutique 
Performances
All dancers may perform in the June Recital. Christian Dance students perform in:
- The Nativity Ballet (December) 
- Exodus: The Story of Deliverance (March) 
- All dancers may perform in the June Recital, which includes an origional Ballet in Act 1 and a variety show in Act 2 featuring all of our genres! 
Our performances are professional-level productions that celebrate all genres and offer students the chance to shine!
Getting Involved in Performances
- The Nativity & Exodus: 
- Open to Christian Dance members (ages 4–adult) 
- Auditions held in August 
- Participation form and fee required 
- Must be enrolled in corresponding ballet class 
- June Recital: 
- Open to all students 
- Must be enrolled by January 31st 
Payments & Registration
- Tuition info available on our website (hourly breakdown) 
- We accept Credit Card and Charter Vouchers 
- Registration opens in May—early enrollment is recommended, as classes fill quickly! 
- Performers must register before performance-specific deadlines 
How Does Charter Payment Work
- Purchase orders must be submitted by the 1st of each month and must cover the full month of lessons. 
- Certificates should cover the maximum months allowed by your charter school. 
- Any unpaid tuition or fees not covered by charter funds will be charged to the card on file. 
- All charter families are required to keep a valid credit card on file. 
- Declined cards are subject to our late fee policy. 
- Charter funds may only be used for technical dance classes, not Christian Dance classes. 
- Families are responsible for submitting certificates on time. If not received by the 1st, tuition will be charged to your card without notice. 
Recital Tickets & Seating
- Tickets help cover venue, staff, sets, programs, and more 
- Reserved seating ensures a smooth, stress-free recital day with guaranteed group seating 
Preparing Your Child
- We welcome all students with warmth and encouragement 
- Some dancers take a few classes to adjust, and that’s perfectly normal 
- We emphasize listening, classroom skills, and following direction as part of the dance journey 
