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Dress Code

Updated: Dec 17, 2024

At Jan's School of Dance, we believe a dress code is important because it helps ensure safety, discipline, and uniformity in the classroom. Proper attire allows our teachers to clearly see students' movements and form, which is essential for giving correct feedback and preventing injury. It also fosters a sense of community and professionalism, as everyone is dressed appropriately for the activity.



Acro Jazz

  • Girls: black leotard, pink tights, tan jazz shoes, hair in a tidy bun.

  • Boys: black or white t-shirt, black shorts, tan jazz shoes, hair pulled off face


Ballet

  • Girls: black leotard, pink tights, pink ballet shoes, hair in a tidy bun

  • Boys: black or white t-shirt, black shorts, pink ballet shoes, hair pulled off face


Hip Hop

  • Girls: athletic wear, clean tennis shoes, hair pulled off face

  • Boys: athletic wear, clean tennis shoes, hair pulled off face


Jazz

  • Girls: black leotard, pink tights, tan jazz shoes, hair in a tidy bun

  • Boys: black or white t-shirt, black shorts, tan jazz shoes, hair pulled off face


Lyrical

  • Girls: black leotard, pink tights, half-shoes, hair in a tidy bun

  • Boys: black or white t-shirt, black shorts, half-shoes, hair pulled off face


Move & Groove

  • Girls: athletic wear, clean tennis shoes, hair pulled off face

  • Boys: athletic wear, clean tennis shoes, hair pulled off face


Pointe

  • Girls: black leotard, pink tights, pink pointe shoes, hair in a tidy bun

  • Boys: black or white t-shirt, black shorts, pink pointe shoes, hair pulled off face


Tap

  • Girls: black leotard, pink tights, black tap shoes, hair in a tidy bun

  • Boys: black or white t-shirt, black shorts, black tap shoes, hair pulled off face


Tumble Bears

  • Girls: black leotard, pink tights, bare feet, hair in a tidy bun

  • Boys: black or white t-shirt, black shorts, bare feet, hair pulled off face


Note: check with the teacher before buying shoes in case the color of shoes needed for recital is different than above.

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