Princess / Prince Mini Session
A themed mini session for our youngest dancers: costumes, characters and choreography.
$170
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Four tracks · Ages 2 and up · 2026–27 season
Everything we teach.
Every class at Centre Pointe belongs to one of four tracks. Find the style you are looking for, then read the track it sits in.
Children’s ProgramAges 2+
Creative MovementToddlerBallet FundamentalsPrimaryTapJazzHip Hop
Centre TrackRecreational → Advanced
BalletPointeTapJazzHip Hop
Classical TrackPre-professional
Graded BalletPointeYouth America Grand Prix
Performance TrackTroupe & competition
BalletModernJazzContemporaryLyricalMusical TheaterAcro
Mini sessionsFour-day weeks
Princess / PrinceChristmas in JulyK-Pop Hip HopWicked
Days and times for every class are in the parent portal. What to wear is on the class attire page. Not sure where to begin? Call the studio on 410-335-4409.
01Children’s Program
Introduces young dancers to the joy of movement.
First classes should feel like the best part of the week. Our children’s classes build coordination, musicality and confidence through creative movement, ballet fundamentals, tap and an early taste of hip hop, taught with patience, structure and a lot of laughing.
- Toddler & Creative Movement: the very first class
- Ballet Fundamentals & Primary: ballet, tap and jazz
- Hip Hop: athletic, upbeat and age-appropriate
Ages 2+
Directed by Nicolle Canapp
02Centre Track
A solid foundation for the aspiring dancer.
Centre Track is where technique becomes second nature. Dancers train in ballet alongside tap, jazz and hip hop, building the strength, musicality and vocabulary that every other style is written in, and the discipline that makes the next track possible.
- Ballet: graded technique, black leotard and pink tights
- Tap & Jazz: rhythm, precision and performance quality
- Hip Hop: athletic style, current music, real choreography
Recreational to advanced
Directed by Allie Jones
03Classical Track
Traditional technique, held to a traditional standard.
Our Classical Track focuses on the discipline at the root of everything else. Graded ballet syllabus, pointe work by teacher approval, and a serious pathway for students whose sights are set on conservatory training or a professional company, including the Youth America Grand Prix, a cornerstone of the division.
- Graded classical ballet technique
- Pointe: introduced only with teacher approval
- Youth America Grand Prix (YAGP) preparation
- Supported by our nonprofit, MCDA
Pre-professional
Directed by Susan R. Joines
04Performance Track
For dancers ready to showcase their talent on stage.
Our troupe rehearses and performs as a company. Dancers train across jazz, contemporary, lyrical, musical theater, modern, ballet and acro, then take it to the stage. Performing teaches nerves, timing, and trusting the person beside you.
- Ballet & Modern: the technical spine of the troupe
- Jazz, Contemporary, Lyrical & Musical Theater
- Acro: strength, flexibility and safe progression
Troupe & competition
Assistant Director: Molly Dodd
Mini sessions & summer weeks
Short, themed sessions built for summer schedules, and a low-pressure way to try the studio or keep a dancer moving between seasons.
Wicked Mini Session
Three hours of musical-theater dance built around one very green score.
$1703 Hours
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K-Pop Hip Hop Week
A four-day hip hop week, 9am–12pm daily, for our youngest hip hop dancers.
$180Ages 4–6
Session Details
Session dates and pricing change each season. The parent portal shows what is currently open, and Studio News announces new sessions as they are released.
Common questions
How young can my dancer start?
Age two. Our Toddler and Creative Movement classes are designed for dancers who are brand new to a studio: short, playful and structured around what a two- or three-year-old can do.
What should my dancer wear to class?
Requirements vary by program and style. Leotard colors, tights, shoes and hair are all specified. Our Class Attire guide lists everything by track.
How do we register?
Registration runs through our parent portal, where you can see open classes, enroll, and manage your account. If you would rather talk it through first, call the studio at 410-335-4409.
When can a dancer start pointe?
Pointe work is introduced by teacher approval only. Readiness depends on strength, alignment and training history rather than age or eagerness. Your dancer’s ballet teacher will tell you when it is time.
Do you offer anything besides weekly classes?
Yes. Summer mini sessions and themed weeks, birthday parties for ages 2 through 13, and the pre-professional programming supported by our nonprofit, MCDA.
Let’s find your dancer’s class.
Enroll through the parent portal, or call and we will help you choose the right track and time.