Rennae's School of Dance offers dancers of all ages and abilities, fun, creative and challenging classes in ballet, tap, jazz, clogging, acrobatics, lyrical, hip hop, street tap and musical theatre dance. Our program boasts working children at the highest level possible for each individual and age level, keeping all choreography age appropriate as well as crowd pleasing. We believe that children's success depends on the support of their parents or guardians. Because your commitment to the process makes an enormous difference, we encourage you to be a part of your child's dance education. READ MORE --->



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For those of you who are or have friends that are thinking about trying out for a high school dance team, we are running an 8-week clinic. The objective is to give you an idea of what you can expect at the tryout and prepare you to the best of your ability. We will work on skills commonly done at a tryout with special attention to individual strength and weaknesses. The clinic is limited to the first 12 students, beyond that you will be placed on a list for a possible 2nd clinic. If you are an incoming 2010 freshman (most schools), current freshman, sophomore or junior, you are eligible to tryout for dance team.

Start Time: Monday, February 1, 2010 at 6:00pm
End Time: Monday, March 22, 2010 at 6:45pm
Location: Rennae’s School of Dance

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Studio Closed Again Today

Rennae’s School of Dance will be closed today again due to inclement weather.

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Studio Closed Today

Rennae’s School of Dance will be closed today due to inclement weather.

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2009 Winter Break

The studio will be closed December21- January 3rd. Classes resume on Monday January 4th.

Happy Holidays!!

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Cancellations Reminder

Cancellations due to inclement weather will follow the Elkhorn Public Schools. When time permits, cancellations will air on KFAB, Lite 96, and WOW. If in doubt, please call the studio 289-5488 and most of all, use your best judgment.

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