Studio B Dance Company

"I am blown away by the growth and improvement of my children’s dance since being at this studio. The teachers meet the kids where they are at and bring out the absolutely best in them. I have several children who dance at this studio in all different age/skill levels. One of my children is special needs and Bri has worked so diligently with him and has definitely met him at his level and has worked with him to improve his skills… he even had the courage and confidence to dance at recital last year and is excited to do so again this year. We made the decision to switch here from another studio when my daughter felt like her skills were capped. It has been the best decision! We have dancers from all different walks of life, abilities, needs, age groups, and skill levels. Bri is diligent in placing students in classes that she feels they will do well and excel in. When parents let go of the reigns and allow the teacher to learn your child’s skills and teach them from there, you’d be amazed by the things your child CAN do—without your doubts about their ability to learn or fit into a certain class!"

"We absolutely love this dance studio. We switched from another studio previously and it was a night and day difference! My child began to excel immediately! She has grown leaps and bounds! The teachers are not just there to teach them dance. They build character and teach them the importance of teamwork. They have even helped my child study for tests at school. The children and parents are all one big family. They support each other on and off the stage. They 16 year olds and teachers show up to every birthday party they can for the younger ones and are always cheering their teammates on in every dance. They all love each other so much. I am so glad we made the switch! Best decision ever!"

"Heartbreak experience here for my daughter. My 3 year old LOVES to dance so I called to see about getting her in their pre-dance class for 2-4 year olds. My daughter is autistic but you would never know that by looking at her. She is such an energetic, bright and the sweetest most well behaved little girl. I informed them that my daughter was autistic and might need me during the class. They ended up putting her into a 5-7 year old class. I wasn’t aware of everything until we got there. My daughter only being a 3 year old didn’t understand what was going on, the class was very structured and too advanced for such a young kid. My poor girl was walking around and dancing on her own while the others were tap dancing. When I asked about her being put into a younger class which I wanted her in, I was I was told that they had two twin boys that were attending the pre-dance class and that they were wild and they had behavior issues and because my daughter was autistic that she couldn’t be in that class. I ended up taking my daughter and leaving. I have never felt so broken hearted in my whole life. I am a teacher and I would NEVER treat a child or exclude a child because of a disability or because of other students. Shame on you guys for excluding a little autistic 3 year old because you have two behavior problems in your other class and don’t want to have to “deal” with her. And I hope those boys parents know how you talk about their children to other clients. We will not be back."