Behavior

In the Key of Dance promotes kindness, leadership, discipline, individuality, and teamwork. To create an excellent dance environment, students will adhere to the standards set forth in the policies.

We expect our students to behave properly while in class. They must be respectful of their teacher and peers at all times. Should a student become disruptive or disrespectful in class, the Teacher/Director has the right to remove him/her from class. The student will be allowed back into class at the Teacher/Director’s discretion. We do not tolerate any form of disrespect from any student or their parents at In the Key of Dance. We reserve the right to have individuals removed for being disrespectful in any way, rude, threatening, horse playing, or creating conflict. This policy ensures that ALL students have an equal chance to participate in a highly motivated and positive environment. The opportunity is extended to every member of the class as it begins each day and is only interrupted when the disruptive student themselves chooses not to take advantage of the chance to participate appropriately.

We will make every effort to work with the parents of children having difficulties in dance class. We are here to serve and protect all of our dancers; however, children displaying disruptive behavior which has been determined to be upsetting to the physical or emotional well-being of other children, or the teacher, may require the following actions:

Initial Consultation- The parent will be notified.

Suspension/Dismissal- When the previous attempts have been followed and no progress has been made towards solving the problem, the child may be suspended or dismissed from the studio. The studio may immediately suspend or dismiss a child at any time he/she exhibits a behavior, which is harmful to him/herself or others mental, emotionally, or physically. A parent may be notified at any time the child exhibits uncontrollable behavior that cannot be modified by the instructor. That parent may be asked to take the child home immediately.

In the of Dance may also have resources in place to help any parent that may need assistance with what In the Key of Dance may not be licensed to fix.