Themed Dance Camp
August 11th - August 15th
Tuition: $395
Time: 9am - 4pm
This one-week camp for dancers ages 5 to 9 explores a variety of dance styles, including ballet, jazz, hip-hop, and theatrical arts. Designed to foster coordination, rhythm, musicality, and self-expression, it blends technical training with imaginative activities, encouraging both artistic growth and personal confidence.
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Beyond dance, participants engage in themed activities like arts and crafts, storytelling, and theatrical games, promoting collaboration, imagination, and self-expression. This holistic approach supports the development of the whole child, making for a fun and enriching summer experience.
Summer Program
August 4th - August 28th
This program is designed to keep dancers aged 9 and up active, inspired, and technically strong. For beginners, it introduces the foundational movements of classical ballet, building a solid base for future training. Advanced and pre-professional students benefit from a more rigorous curriculum, focusing on technique refinement, strength building, flexibility, and performance skills, all while reducing the risk of injury and enhancing memory retention.
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With options for intensive classes, focused workshops, and private lessons, this program offers a personalized approach for dancers at every stage of their training. Whether you are taking your first steps or pushing toward professional excellence, it provides the perfect environment to grow, challenge yourself, and reach new heights.
Body Conditioning & Stretch
Feel your best—both in and out of the studio
Our Body Conditioning & Stretch class is designed for dancers aged 15 and up of all levels who want to improve strength, flexibility, and body control. Through targeted exercises and stretching, the class supports the demands of dance training by enhancing posture, balance, and injury prevention.
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Students learn effective techniques to lengthen muscles and increase mobility in key areas such as the hips, hamstrings, and back. This balanced approach builds endurance, stability, and focus, creating a solid foundation for dancers at any stage of their training.
Adult Ballet and Pointe
Morning and Evening classes
Ballet isn’t just for children and teenagers—it’s a fulfilling and empowering activity for adults of all experience levels. At Bayview School of Ballet, we welcome dancers aged 15 and up into our adult program, offering a supportive space where students can grow artistically and physically at their own pace. Whether you’re discovering ballet for the first time or returning after a break, our classes provide a balanced mix of structure, inspiration, and challenge.
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From beginner to advanced levels, including pointe work for those ready, our adult classes are designed to meet you where you are. Our experienced instructors offer personalized guidance, helping you build strength, flexibility, confidence, and technique. Ballet is a lifelong journey—and it’s never too late to begin. If you’re curious about starting or continuing ballet as an adult, we warmly invite you to join our community and experience the joy of dance
Celebrating 43 Years
Why Choose Bayview School of Ballet
24/7 Support – We're always here for you. Whether you have questions about classes, performances, or registration, our dedicated team is available to assist you at any time, ensuring a seamless dance experience for students and their families throughout the season.
Exceptional Training – Personalized instruction from experienced faculty focused on technical excellence, artistic growth, and confidence building.
Performance Opportunities – Showcase your skills in our annual productions, including The Nutcracker and the year-end performance, and gain valuable stage experience.
Comprehensive Curriculum – Diverse classes for all ages and levels, including classical ballet, contemporary, jazz, and more, in both recreational and competitive divisions.
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Supportive Community – Be part of a welcoming environment where dancers inspire each other to reach new heights and achieve their goals.​