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​Ballet

Attire

• Tank, short-sleeved, or long-sleeved leotard.

• Tights (Ballet Pink or matching skin tone)*

• Ballet skirt or bike shorts.

• Ballet shrug. (For dancers wanting to wear something over their leotard)

Shoes

• Pink canvas or leather ballet shoes.*

Hair

• Ballet Bun

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​Tap

Attire

• Tank, short-sleeved, or long-sleeved leotard.

• Black short-sleeved leotard used for concerts*

• Leggings, jazz pants, or dance shorts.

• Black Jazz Pants or Leggings used for concerts*

• Tights (optional)

Shoes

• Black hard-soled tap shoes recommended*

Hair

• Ponytail, Ballet Bun, Braids

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​Jazz | Modern | Tech

Attire

• Tank, short-sleeved, or long-sleeved leotard.

• Black jazz pants or leggings.

Shoes

• Black or tan jazz shoes.*

Hair

• Ponytail, Ballet Bun, Braids.

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​Boys

​Attire

• D4J T-shirt / Modest Printed T

• Black jazz pants, athletic pants, slacks*, or shorts

Shoes

• Appropriate shoes for dance genre

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​Hip-Hop

Attire

• Modest, comfortable clothing

• Includes: leotard, sportswear, t-shirts, shorts, leggings, jazz pants

• Does not include: low cut shirts, midriff shirts, booty shorts, spaghetti strap tops

Shoes

• Athletic footwear

• Black Tennis Shoes

Hair

• Pulled back

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Ballet / Tap Combo 3-5yrs

Attire

• Leotard (short-sleeved white*, black, pink, light blue; tank is acceptable for class; no spaghetti straps)

• Tights (Ballet Pink)

• Skirt

Shoes

• Ballet (Pink)*, and

• Tap (Black)*

Hair

• Ballet Bun

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✔ NO GUM
✔ NO JEANS
✔ NO JEWELRY
✔ NO DANCE SHOES OUTSIDE

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Paradise Dance
18589 Brookhurst St.
Fountain Valley, CA
15% off w/coupon at D4J desk

*Items needed for outreaches and concerts

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​“Therefore, put on every piece of God’s armor so you will be able to resist the enemy in the time of evil. Then after the battle, you will still be standing firm. Stand your ground, putting on the belt of truth and the body armor of God’s righteousness. For shoes, put on the peace that comes from the Good News so that you will be fully prepared. In addition to all of these, hold up the shield of faith to stop the fiery arrows of the devil. Put on salvation as your helmet, and take the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God.”

​– Ephesians 6:13-18

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Did you know?

• Underwear should not be worn under dance tights.

• Dance shoes should only be worn inside the dance studio.

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FAQ

"I have a Ballet class and then a Jazz (or tap, etc) class immediately after. What should I do?"

 

Simply put on some dance shorts and your jazz shoes. Your teachers request that you NOT change out of your tights, bun, etc. because it takes up so much time between classes. 

"I have a Tap (or jazz, etc) class then a Ballet class immediately after. What should I do?"

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Please come dressed in your leotard and tights with an additional layer of dance clothes over. Please have your hair in a bun prior to your first class. You should not need to use the changing facilities between classes.

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Code of Conduct

The goal of Dance 4 Joy Ministries Code of Conduct is to help students and teachers create an environment that is conducive to teaching and learning. Students learn better in a secure, positive, and non-disruptive learning environment which is essential to our success. We appreciate your commitment to these principles.

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Attendance 
​Attendance is very important to ensure each student’s progress.

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Lobby Etiquette
Parents must supervise younger siblings not attending class. Please no loud or disruptive behavior. Dancers should cover up between classes and should not wear their dance shoes outside of the studio.

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Food & Drinks
No food, gum, or drink is allowed in the studios (with the exception of bottled water). Non-messy food and drink are allowed in the lobby. Eating outside or at Subway/Market is preferred.

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Late Arrival
To help avoid injury, students should arrive to class on time for a proper warm-up. If a student is more than 15 minutes late, the dancer will be asked to stretch fully before participating in instruction. If you are going to be late, please call the Studio and ask for their instructor to be notified.

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Hands-On Instruction
Dance education requires verbal and hands-on instruction. Instructors will regularly critique dancers by touching their arms, legs, feet, hips, back, and head to correct their posturing.

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Correspondence
Please check your email and in-studio information boards to receive the most up-to-date information. Also see email archives tab on the website to catch up on all information.

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Level Placement
Promotions to higher class levels will be decided by the instructor. Dance is an artform that requires time and perseverance. During times of success and discouragement, parental support is vital. Instructors will use discretion and confidentiality when communicating your child’s progress. Instructors determine class placement and your support in their decisions and selection of class placement is necessary.

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Responsibilities & Risks
Please be aware that dance, like any physical activity, comes with the risk of potential injury. Registration includes understanding and accepting the risk and assuming responsibility for the safety of your child. We will take every step possible to provide a safe environment
for you and your dancer.

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Lost & Found
The studio is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Please label your dancer’s shoes and belongings and check their dance bag regularly. There is a Lost & Found cubby for missing items. All unclaimed items will be donated to charity monthly

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Drop-Off/Pick-Up
We do not provide childcare. If you are late, you assume full responsibility for your child’s welfare. After class please have your child wait inside the studio. Students should be dropped off no earlier than 20 minutes and picked up within 5 minutes of class dismissal. We advise parents of younger dancers (3-5) to stay at the studio while their child is in class.

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Administrative Director
Divina Way (714) 393-7292 (Text)

admin@dance4joy.org