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Leadership at Springs Dance

A Unique Focus

At Springs Dance, we believe the greatest gift we can give the artistic community is a dancer who not only has a broad knowledge and strong technique, but who can apply those talents in a spirit of confidence and compassion with a commitment to community service.

Dance can be a powerful tool for developing individual leadership skill. The process of learning dance teaches our students to set goals, to work effectively in teams, to creatively solve problems, and a host of other character building attributes.

photo of a teenage dance assistant helping preschool students prepare to go onstage for a recital performance

Leadership Team

Students who have completed a fundamentals or entry level program at Springs Dance and are accepted for additional training are considered part of the "Leadership" team at the academy.

We charge our leadership team with responsibility to guard the positive culture that we've built at Springs Dance. Team members wear the word "leadership" on their uniform and are expected to demonstrate the leadership principles in their behavior on and off the floor and to be an example newer students.

Those who most successfully demonstrate the principles in their individual practice are given opportunities to further develop their skill through assistant teaching and other leadership development experiences.

The Leadership Principles

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Hear from some of our students and parents in two videos on the home page.

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The Leadership Principles

a dancer in a white costume posting in Garden of the Gods

Goal-Setting

a group of adult ballet students stretching at the barre

Discipline

a young blonde dancer on stage in a flowered dress

Creativity

a strong man performing on stage

Integrity

a young red-haired dancer smiling at the camera

Self-Esteem

a teenage ballerina posing in a pink tutu

Knowledge

a teenager helping young dancers prepare to go on stage

Compassion

a male dancer showing a lift with a female dancer

Communication

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Responsibility

three dancers in red and black outfits performing in front of a yellow and green lighted background

Tenacity

a black and white photo of a group of young dancers at rehearsal

Community Service

a group of tween dancers in red costumes posting at the end of their performance

Teamwork

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