Thank you for asking! As one of the hallmarks of our mission, at CADA, we pride ourselves on our progressive and thorough curriculum investments to give our parents the highest return on your investment, using class time efficiently and effectively while developing the whole child: advancing the art and the artist™.

On top of our program curriculums, CADA invests thousands of dollars each year in our instructors' continuing education opportunities to deliver our dance families the most time-efficient, effective, and safe dance growth and development through our teachers.

Our Early Children Program brings you CADA + Leap N Learn! CADA is the only licensed studio authorized to teach this whole-child program in the Treasure Valley! Leap ‘N Learn is an effective, safe, progressive, and developmentally appropriate dance program for creative movement to beginning ballet. Designed by master teacher Beverly Spell and expert child psychologist Dr. Annie Spell, the curriculum combines the healthiest practices for teaching children ballet technique, while simultaneously encouraging pretend play amongst the youngest students to maintain a positive and nurturing environment. Capitalizing on the naturally occurring cognitive and neural development of children, the CADA + Leap ‘N Learn curriculum provides tools and shares knowledge necessary for the creation of a successful learning environment. Through an appreciation and utilization of natural development, students in our CADA + Leap ‘N Learn program will acquire motor, cognitive, and social skills beneficial for life. Learn more here: https://www.leapnlearn.com/

Throughout our technique classes we utilize curriculums from mUvmethod, Progressing Ballet Technique (PBT), Acrobatic Arts, Radar Technique, Dance Labs, and more. On top of this, nearly all of our staff members has university degrees in Dance and/or specialty certifications that makes us a top delivering ballet faculty in the valley.

For our ballet program, including creative ballet, we have a unique, customized ballet curriculum written in conjunction with our incredible ballet instructor, Hannah Jarvis, who holds a Masters from NYU in teaching in the Professions with an emphasis on ABT pedagogy. We have a detailed, printed copy of each level’s curriculum for perusal in the lobby.

Thank you for asking! As one of the hallmarks of our mission at CADA, we pride ourselves on our progressive and thorough curriculum investments to give our parents the highest return on their investment, using class time efficiently and effectively while developing the whole child: advancing the art and the artist™.

On top of our program curriculums, CADA invests thousands of dollars each year in our instructors' continuing education opportunities to deliver our dance families the most time-efficient, effective, and safe dance growth and development through our teachers.Our Early Children Program brings you CADA + Leap N Learn! CADA is the only licensed studio authorized to teach this whole-child program in the Treasure Valley! Leap ‘N Learn is an effective, safe, progressive, and developmentally appropriate dance program for creative movement to beginning ballet. Designed by master teacher Beverly Spell and expert child psychologist Dr. Annie Spell, the curriculum combines the healthiest practices for teaching children ballet technique while simultaneously encouraging pretend play amongst the youngest students to maintain a positive and nurturing environment. Capitalizing on children's naturally occurring cognitive and neural development, the CADA + Leap ‘N Learn curriculum provides tools and shares knowledge necessary for creating a thriving learning environment. Through an appreciation and utilization of natural development, students in our CADA + Leap ‘N Learn program will acquire motor, cognitive, and social skills beneficial for life. Learn more here: https://www.leapnlearn.com/

Throughout our technique classes, we utilize curriculums from mUvmethod, Progressing Ballet Technique (PBT), Acrobatic Arts, Radar Technique, Dance Labs, and more. On top of this, nearly all of our staff members have university degrees in Dance and/or specialty certifications that make us a top-delivering ballet faculty in the valley.For our ballet program, including creative ballet, we have a unique, customized ballet curriculum written in conjunction with our incredible ballet instructor, Hannah Jarvis, who holds a Master's from NYU in teaching in the Professions, emphasizing ABT pedagogy.

We have a detailed, printed copy of many of our curriculums in the lobby for your perusal.

Yes! CADA has a thriving competition team program with the highest awards and ratings available in the valley. Please visit dancecada.com/companies for more information and to inquire.

Yes! Performance is an essential aspect of the art of dance. We also prioritize showcasing our CADA parents all of the growth your child is experiencing in class. Each Spring, we have an on-stage recital for our recital class students, which includes the students in our acro program, and all classes have an in-studio parent showcase at least once a year. We also have surprise pop-up parent peek weeks sporadically throughout the year. Parents are notified by email when these surprise opportunities will take place.

Technique and Movement Combo classes participate in parent showcases but do not typically participate in recitals.

Tuition starts at $45/month for our 30-45 minute classes and $65/month for our 1-hour classes. Tuition is tiered so that multiple classes taken per child decrease the cost per hour through a bulk discount.

A yearly registration fee is due per student, and recital students will have a production fee. See more at dancecada.com under Studio Details > Tuition. We also conveniently take care of all your dance needs for dancers ages 3-6 with our required uniform fee, including a leotard, tights, and tutu.

We do offer multi-class discounts and a family discount. See more at dancecada.com Studio Details>Tuition.

Our season is a 32-week season beginning in September and running through the week after recital in May. Tuition is based on a full season of classes and divided into 9 months of payment. Some months have fewer lessons while others have more.

While our full season is September through May, culminating in an end-of-year recital, there are no yearly contracts. Please email the front desk if you need to withdraw your child from classes. We require a 30-day written notice through our official withdrawal form for all withdrawals, and you are responsible for all charges within those 30 days. Your child is welcome to continue taking classes until your 30 days have finished.

You bet! Dancing with friends is so fun! We run new referral credit promos from time to time. We will honor the latest promo when asked!