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jazmine

Congratulations go out to Miss Jazmine Jones. Jazmine was our Dancer of the Year for 2018. Jazmine teaches hip hop to young students at The Dancenter and is a member of the Senior Elite Performance Team. Congratulations Jazmine.

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Sunday, July 08 2018 21:10

Class Schedule

Written by Jon Fowler

2019-2020 Class Schedule

Monday	5:00-6:00	Junior Competition**	JH/LE	Room 1
	5:00-6:00	Teen/Senior/Elite Competition**	LE/JH	Room 4
	6:00-7:00	Advanced Ballet Level 4*	LE	Room 4
	6:00-6:45	Intermediate Hip Hop Level 3 (ages 8-14)	JJ	Room 3
	6:00-7:00	Beginning Ballet & Tap (ages 5 & 6)	MS	Room 2
	6:45-7:30	Intermediate Contemporary Level 3 (ages 8-14)	MV	Room 3
	7:00-7:45	Advanced Contemporary*	JH/MV	Room 4
	7:00-7:45	Beginning Hip Hop (ages 5 & up)	JJ	Room 1
	7:00-7:30	Mini Competition*	MH	Room 2
	7:30-8:30	Tween Competition**	DR	Room 3
	7:45-8:15	Boys Class	JJ	Room 1
	7:45-8:30	Advanced Hip Hop*	CG/JH/MV	Room 4
	8:30-9:00	Teen/Senior/Elite Competition**	CG/LE/JH	Room 4

Tuesday	5:15-6:00	Little Angels Ballet & Tap (18 to 36 months)	AS	Room 2
	6:00-7:00	Beginning Ballet & Tap Level 2 (ages 6 & 7)*	LE	Room 3
	6:00-6:45	Pre-School Ballet & Tap Level 1 (ages 3 & 4)	AS	Room 2
	6:30-7:30	A Chance to Dance*	KP/MG	Room 1
	7:00-7:45	Junior Prep Competition*	AS	Room 2
Begins 9/9	7:15-8:00	Ballet Barre, Progressions & Variations	LE	Room 4
Begins 9/9	8:00-8:45	Adult Hip Hop	JH	Room 4
Begins 9/9	8:45-9:30	Adult Contemporary	JH	Room 4

Wednesday	5:15-6:00	Tween Competition	LE	Room 4
	5:15-6:00	Advanced Tap Level 3/4 (Age 12 & up)*	JH	Room 2
	6:00-7:00	Advanced Ballet Level 4 (Age 12 & up)*	LE	Room 4
	6:00-7:00	Pre-Pointe Ballet Level 3 (ages 8 & up)*	AS	Room 1
	7:00-8:00	Advanced Jazz/Progressions Level 4 (Age 12 & up)*	LE	Room 4
	7:00-7:45	Tween Jazz Technique Level 3 (age 8 & up)*	JH	Room 1
	7:45-8:30	Intermediate Tap Level 3 (age 8 & up)	LE	Room 2
	8:00-8:45	Urban Funk (age 12 & up)	JH	Room 4

Thursday	5:30-6:15	Beginning Tumbling (age 4 & Up)	LE	Room 1
	5:45-6:15	Recreational Hip Hop Competition*	AC	Room 4
	6:00-7:00	Beginning Ballet & Tap Level 1 (ages 5-8)	MS	Room 3
	6:15-7:00	Intermediate Hip Hop Level 3 (age 8 & up)	AC	Room 4
	6:15-7:00	Baby Hip Hop (ages 4 & 5)	LE	Room 2
	7:00-7:45	Intermediate Ballet Level 2/3 (age 7 & up)	LE	Room 4
	7:00-8:00	Beginning Hip Hop & Jazz Level 1 (ages 5-7)	AC	Room 3
	7:00-7:45	Pre-School Ballet & Tap (ages 3 & 4)	MS	Room 2
	7:45-8:30	Intermediate Jazz Level 2 (age 7 & up)	LE	Room 4
	7:30-8:30	Beginning Jazz & Pom Level 1 (ages 5-7)	AC/MS	Room 3

Saturday	9:00-10:30	Ballet Barre / Flexibility Training Level 3 & 4	Staff	Room 4
		Class will meet once or twice monthly

* By Permission Only

** By Audition Only

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Wednesday, October 05 2016 21:42

Privacy Policy

Written by Jon Fowler

thedancenter.net Privacy Policy

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What personal information do we collect from the people that visit our blog, website or app?

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Class Schedule Fall 2017

(This Schedule will begin Monday, August 7th )

Monday	5:00-5:30	Teen/Senior Competition**	Room 5	LE/KS
	5:15-6:00	Intermediate Tap (Age 7 & Up)	Room 4	JH
	5:35-7:00	Advanced Ballet Technique	Room 5	LE
	6:00-7:00	Pre-Pointe/Teen Ballet Technique	Room 4	AS
	6:00-7:00	Junior Competition**	Room 3	LE/KS
	6:00-7:00	Beginning Ballet & Tap (Ages 5 & 6)	Room 2	MS
	7:00-7:45	Advanced Hip Hop	Room 5	DB/CG
	7:00-7:45	Intermediate Contemporary	Room 4	JH/Staff
	7:00-7:45	Pre-School Ballet & Tap(Ages 3 & 4)	Room 2	MS
	7:45-8:30	Advanced Contemporary	Room 5	JH/Guest
	7:45-8:30	Intermediate Hip Hop	Room 4	DB/CG
	8:30-9:30	Intermediate/Advanced Tumbling	Room 3	SW
Tuesday	6:15-7:00	Beginning Hip Hop (Age 6 & Up)	Room 4	JJ
	6:15-7:00	Beginning Tumbling (Age 4 & Up)	Room 3	LE
	6:15-7:00	Pre-School Ballet & Tap	Room 2	JP
	7:00-8:00	Beginning Ballet & Tap Level 2	Room 4	LE
	7:00-8:00	Adult Dance	Room 4	JH
Wednesday	4:30-5:30	Teen/Senior Competition**	Room 5	LE/JH
	5:00-6:00	Competition Tweens**	Room 4	LE
	5:30-6:00	Advanced Tap	Room 5	JH
	6:00-7:00	Advanced Ballet	Room 5	LE
	6:00-7:00	Pre-Pointe Ballet	Room 5	LE
	7:00-8:00	Advanced Jazz	Room 5	LE
	7:00-8:00	Teen Jazz	Room 4	AG
	8:00-8:30	Urban Funk/Jazz	Room 5	JH
	8:30-9:30	Teen/Senior Competition	Room 5/4	JH/LE
Thursday	5:30-6:15	Tween Competition **	Room 5	LE
	5:30-6:15	Pre-School Ballet & Tap (Ages 3 & 4)	Room 3	MC
	5:30-6:15	Little Angels Ballet & Tap (18-35 months)	Room 2	MS
	6:00-7:00	Junior Prep Competition**	Room 4	LE
	6:15-7:00	Intermediate Hip Hop (Ages 7 & Up)	Room 5	AC
	6:15-7:00	Beginning Pom & Jazz (Ages 5 & Up)	Room 2	MS
	6:15-7:00	Baby Hip Hop (Ages 3-5)	Room 3	DR
	7:00-7:45	Intermediate Ballet	Room 5	LE
	7:00-7:45	Beginning Hip Hop (Ages 5 & Up)	Room 4	AC
	7:00-7:45	Mini Competition **	Room 3	DR
	7:00-8:00	Beginning Ballet & Tap (Ages 5 & 6)	Room 2	MS
	7:45-8:30	Intermediate Hip Hop	Room 5	AC
Saturday	10:00-11:00	Fitness	Room 5	JP
	10:00-11:00	Beginning Pilates	Room 4	RJ

** Class entrance by permission only

Monday 5:00-5:30 Teen/Senior Competition ** Room 5/4 LE/JH

5:15-6:00 Intermediate Tap Room 5 JH/LE

5:30-7:00 Advanced Ballet* Room 5 LE/JH

6:00-7:00 Pre-Pointe* Room 4 AS

6:00-7:00 Junior Competition** Room 3 LE/KS

6:00-7:00 Beginning Ballet & Tap (5 & 6) Room 2 MS

7:00-7:45 Advanced Contemporary* Room 5 JH/LD/Staff

7:00-7:45 Intermediate Hip Hop Room 4 DB/Staff

7:00-7:45 Pre-School Ballet & Tap (3 & 4) Room 2 MS

7:45-8:30 Advanced Hip Hop* Room 5 DB/LD/Staff

7:45-8:30 Intermediate Contemporary Room 4 JH/Staff

8:30-9:30 Intermediate/Advanced Tumbling Room 5 SW

Monday, November 17 2014 12:43

Fall Conventions & Student Congratulations

Written by Lori Treadway

What a wonderful three weeks of dance conventions and travels we have had at The Dancenter! First we had our annual trip to Denver, Colorado for the Monsters of Hip Hop Convention. Students had a great time taking from some of the industry's top hip hop teachers and choreographers. Senior Team members Ava & Payton were called out to assist some of the choreographers with classes. Senior Hip Hop Team performed Sweat in the Saturday night Monsters Showcase to rave reviews. Next we traveled to Dallas for The Showstopper Dance Convention at the Great Wolfe Lodge in Grapevine. Showstopper's classes this year were outstanding. Students took classes with a lot of very talented instructors, including FikShun, winner of So You Think You Can Dance. Students Jordyn Mullings, Kylee Shive and Zachary Treadway were all singled out as demonstrators in addition to instructor Austin Nieves, who also performed in the Faculty Showcase on Saturday evening. Next, we again traveled to the Big D for The Pulse on Tour Dance Convention. Senior Team Members performed A contemporary routine (Breath of Life) and a Hip Hop routine (Sweat), as well as duets by Ava & Zach and Kylee & Zach, and solos by Alyzabeth, Ava & Kylee. Teen Team members Alivia & Camryn were called out in class in addition to faculty member Austin Nieves. Austin & Zach performed in the Pulse Showcase Fashion Show representing Dave Scott & Urban Empire. Many scholarships were handed out to numerous students over these past few weekends. Congratulations to all of dancers and winners for a job well done!

Alivia (Teen Team) - Pulse Leadership Scholarship

Austin Nieves - Pulse Summer Intensive Scholrship

Ava (Senior Team) - Pulse Chorepgraphers Choice Award for Chorepgraphy & Summer NYC Scholarship

MacKynzie (Senior Team) - Pulse Convention Scholarship

Payton (Senior Team) - Monsters of Hip Hop Nationals Scholarship

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Wednesday, October 15 2014 08:07

Neighborhood Night Out Performance

Written by Lori Treadway

Wonderful performances given by dancers Makaila Branam, Alivia Campbell, Masami Carpenter, Ava Conceicao, Lauren Nicholson, Austin Nieves, Keelie Romo, Payton Sanderson, Kylee Shive, Zachary Treadway & Camryn Williams, performing "Run the World" and "Sweat". Solos were also performed by Austin, Ava & Camryn.

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Wednesday, October 15 2014 08:07

Senior Hip Hop Big Winners

Written by Lori Treadway

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Team Dancenter is celebrating a big win from the Outlet Shoppes of Oklahoma CIty's "Something to Dance About" Competition which was held Saturday, Spetember 27, 2014. The group, made up of dancers Makaila Branam, Ava Concecao, Lauren Nicholson, Austin Nieves, Payton Sanderson, Kylee Shive and Zachary Treadway, performed the routine "Sweat" winning the Judges Choice Award and a total of $700.

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Thursday, July 17 2014 10:55

Dancenter Alum Named OU Pom Captain

Written by Lori Treadway

Congratulations to Dancenter Alumni Kristen Privette for being named Co-Captain of the University of Oklahoma Pom Team. Kristen began her dance career at The Dancenter at age 3 and was an active competitive student, studying multiple styles of dance. She is a Senior at the University of Oklahoma.

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Thursday, July 17 2014 10:50

Wedding Proposal Fashmob ^Featured

Written by Lori Treadway

The Dancenter's own Angela George is the mastermind behind one of the bet wedding proposal flashmobs ever! The flashmob took plae on June 13 in Bricktown near the Harkins Theater. Stay tuned until the video's completion to see the bride-to-be's reaction. Great job dancers!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SXY5wJzK6U&feature=share

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Thursday, July 17 2014 09:25

Adventures with Ashley ^Featured

Written by Lori Treadway

Monday, June 30 we kicked off our Summer Season with KFOR/Freedom 43 news reporter Ashley Kringen. Ashley joined us bright and early that morning for classes in contemporary and hip hop. Tons of fun was had by all. Great job dancers!

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Click link to watch video -

http://freedom43tv.com/2014/06/30/adventures-with-ashley-dancenter-summer-session/

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Tuesday, May 06 2014 11:34

The Proposal!

Written by Lori Treadway

Congratulations to Dancenter alum Brooke Keasler and instructor Jordan Eason on their engagement! The surprise proposal took place at the OK/LA dance Competition on April 18 at the Reynold's Theater. The Bride-to-Be was surprised and the ring is beautiful. Yes, fellas - you're out of luck, he put a ring on it! 1395902_10200946699548112_1517821698691895962_n 1549493_10152440521201349_7434065525913940632_n

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