Cibolo City Ballet

"This was my first ever dance studio experience and it was amazing! I recommend for everyone!"

"My daughter danced at Cibolo City Ballet for 2 years. She did grow as a dancer during that time. The reasons why we left are because of the lack of communication, communication style and lack of respect towards students and parents. Classes consistently ran 10-15 late while rehearsals could run as much as 45 minutes behind schedule, or didn’t even have ending times. Parents were locked out of the lobby and students were even locked in. The owner/main teacher refused to speak to parents and wouldn’t respond to emails. The owner's parent volunteers even apologized to me for her behavior. The owner prides herself on her strict and disciplined studio, but has lost all semblance of kindness, positivity and encouragement. I honestly delayed saying anything for fear of reprisal towards my daughter (that my daughter would be kicked out of the Spring Performance that she worked so hard on). I can NOT recommend this studio and felt the obligation to warn other parents considering sending their children here."

"If I could give this place 0 stars I would. My daughter had her trials at this studio Wednesday last week she was completely thrown in with no introduction to her or the new girls shed be in class with. As a parent I found it very odd my daughter couldn't even get a simple introduction to her peers let alone the teacher. I told the teacher it was her first day the teacher said uhhh ok if you have and comments email the owner. Again very odd, what really blindsided me was the interaction I had with what I was told was "the mother of the owner" as a hispanic women this was the first place I wanted to go to support a fellow hispanic business along with my daughter really wanted to do ballet. Another child was acting out in class and her mother proceeded to tell the little girl to "shut up" then continued to speak Spanish to the little girl telling her if she didn't clean up her act she would throw her out... these are 5-6 year old little girls. Very inappropriate. and if she had no problem saying that infront of all the parents in the lobby I can't imagine what else is said behind the closed doors to the room we can't hear any audio footage in. Probably why a parent had to drag her kid into class as the little girl was screaming she didn't want to be in this class anymore or do ballet here any longer. But the worse had yet to come, Her father had came to support her on her very first day as he should. The mother of the owner proceeds to say to me "ohhhh it all makes sense now" I said what does? As my daughter is half hispanic and half African American she is very light complected you wouldn't even know she was half African American not that that matter but regardless very disgusting behavior. The mother of the owner proceeds to whisper to me, her mother "I knew when I heard the name Cataleya (which by the way is a Spanish name for flower) I knew she was a COLORED girl a BLACK GIRL" As she said the word black girl she rubbed her face. Very disgusted and dishearten by the whole interaction. My husband was absolutely APPALLED. Especially because we could tell she was one of the two "COLORED" girls there. Disgusting behavior."

"Absolutely outstanding! I'm left in awe after experiencing this classic ballet school. It's a haven for anyone seeking an authentic and true-to-the-art ballet program. Witnessing my niece's remarkable growth in both confidence and dancing skills through their classes has been a joy. This school's dedication to preserving the essence of this timeless art form is truly commendable! I only wish I lived closer so I could send my own daughter!"

"Superior training. Dancers are held to high standards which requires dedication and commitment from the students and their families regardless if you take a Pre Ballet class once a week or train 2-3 hours 6 days per week in Advanced Ballet . Annual production of “The Nutcracker” and Spring performance is a beautiful collaboration between current and former students as well as professional dancers. It is inspiring to witness the growth of the dancers through out the years, watch them develop strong work ethic and build long lasting friendships."