The dance world, especially in the U.S., is largely unregulated. That can be both a blessing and a challenge. On one hand, it gives creative teachers the freedom to shape their programs and develop new ideas. On the other hand, that lack of oversight means that there are no universal requirements for who can call themselves a dance teacher or open a dance studio—not in terms of training, safety, or even background checks.

There’s a trend all dance teachers have noticed that we want to address honestly, because it matters for every dancer’s safety and success.

Selecting The Right Dance Studio For Your Child Can Be Difficult… We Have Created This Guide So You Get It Right The First Time. This...

The fear of making a mistake can be paralyzing. A supportive dance environment can help.

Hello, my name is Alyssa Noorman and I am Co-Owner / Managing Director of Garden State Dance Arts. I have been teaching dance for 24...

This is a question as dance teachers we are frequently asked and the answer is YES there is a difference, a very BIG difference. Credit...

Hi, I'm Rosanne Moxley and I'm Co-Owner and Artistic Director of Garden State Dance Arts and I want to take some time to introduce...

Hello and welcome to the Garden State Dance Arts Blog! We wanted to create a place where families could get a chance to learn more about us,