Perfect Pointe School of Dance

Perfect Pointe School of Dance offers Petite Pointers for ages 3–5, a 45-minute introduction to ballet focused on rhythm, expression, and the joy of music. It also offers Classical Ballet for ages 6+, Pointe for ages 11+ by placement, Jazz, Tap, & Hip-Hop for ages 6+, Contemporary/Modern & Lyrical for ages 6+, and Adult Classes for ages 18+ in ballet and tap.

Programs

• Petite Pointers — Ages 3–5 · 45-minute introduction to ballet focused on rhythm, expression, and the joy of music.
• Classical Ballet — Ages 6+ · Pre-Primary through Level 5 of the ABT National Training Curriculum; focuses on anatomy, alignment, and artistry.
• Pointe — Ages 11+ · By placement · Builds strength, precision, and confidence through safe, progressive training rooted in classical technique.
• Jazz, Tap, & Hip-Hop — Ages 6+ · Commercial styles focused on energy, rhythm, and personality.
• Contemporary/Modern & Lyrical — Ages 6+ · Classes that develop emotional range, musicality, and freedom of movement.
• Adult Classes — Ages 18+ · Adult ballet and tap classes.
• Competition Team — By audition only; designed for dedicated dancers ready to train, perform, and excel at a higher level.
• Annual Nutcracker — All Ages · A full production of The Nutcracker staged every December.
• Annual Recital — All Ages · A spring recital for the entire studio family.

At a glance

• Ages: 3–18 years old
• Current session: Fall 2026–2027 Full Season (Aug 17–Jun 19, 2027)
• General schedule: Fall 2026–2027 full season; classes shown by discipline, age group, and day of week. The source lists age-group filters and says the schedule is updated July 28, 2026.

About the provider

Perfect Pointe School of Dance says it was established in 2010 and that families have trusted the studio for sixteen years. Its leadership team includes Chloé Grové as Owner & Artistic Director, Belle Maturo as Founder, and Ariana Dewing, Alicia Cutaia, Natalie Gutierrez, Stephanie Kjos, Miki Amen, Grace Salsido, Veronica McGuire, and Brielle Winfield. The studio says it teaches young people how to stand tall, with strong classical technique and joyful expression together, and aims to develop strong, versatile dancers and confident, expressive individuals.

The source says tuition is due on the 1st, with a $25 late fee after the 5th; annual registration is due at sign-up; accounts must keep a credit card on file; if payment is not received by the 15th, the card is automatically charged including the late fee; withdrawal requires written notice by the 15th of the prior month; if a dancer drops for a month and returns, the registration fee must be paid again. Schedule and teachers are subject to change.

What families say

“Both my girls have grown into confident, beautiful dancers here.” — Maria L., Parent

“I am a proud American grandma, and this studio welcomes my granddaughter with the finest, most patriotic community spirit you could ever ask for. The teachers display true American values by working hard to teach these kids discipline, respect, and beautiful dance routines.” — Lisa Avalos

“I love dancing at this studio! The teachers are supportive, the training is excellent, and I've grown so much as a dancer. It's such a positive and welcoming environment, and I always look forward to class. A special thank you to Ms. Stephanie for being such a wonderful mentor. Her encouragement and guidance have meant so much to me throughout my journey.” — Sophia A.

Last updated September 22, 2026.