Frequently Asked Questions

How do I register for classes?

Enrollment for Summer 2023, as well as our 2023-2024 Dance Season, is now available! Come by the Studio during classes (check our schedule page or phone 405.525.1000) to meet with the staff and take a look around. Choose your classes, fill out the Enrollment Paperwork listed below, pay your tuition, and you’re in! If you’re registering for level IA, II, or IIA class, you will need to arrange an audition with the director or teacher to ensure that you’re enrolled in the proper level of study. Click here for more information on how you can register online.

Online Enrollment Paperwork- Fill out and email it our way at EverythingGoesDanceStudio@gmail.com.

Summer Enrollment (English & Espanol)

2023-2024 Online Enrollment (ENGLISH)

2023-2024 Online Enrollment (ESPANOL)

Printable Enrollment Paperwork- Print at home, fill it out, and bring it by in-person.

Summer Enrollment (Print Copy- English & Espanol)

2023-2024 Enrollment Paperwork (English)

2023-2024 Enrollment Paperwork (Espanol)

 

Where can I find a list of classes, fees, and schedules?

Click the links to get information about registration &  fees, and our latest schedule. All available classes are listed on the homepage of our website under “Classes.” 

 

How can I pay tuition?

For summer classes & events, payment is due at the time of enrollment. During our normal dance season, tuition for an enrolled dancer is due between the 1st and the 10th of each month. After the 10th, a $10 late fee is added on. We try our best to contact every who may be late on tuition, to help avoid this. Tuition is accepted in the following forms: cash, card, check, money order, and paypal. Cash, check, or money orders can be dropped by during our closed hours- just drop in our mail slot the the left of the front door and include your student’s name on the envelope. Our Paypal link is Paypal.me/egdokc. Epic learning fund is accepted, but only as a form of tuition reimbursement.

What level class do I belong in?

Good question! Each dancer, each dance school is different. The best way for us to place dancers in the appropriate classes is for you to take a class. The teacher will evaluate the student and recommend placement. Since it’s both frustrating and can lead to injury to dance at a technical level you’re not prepared for, it’s important for you and the rest of the class that every dancer to be placed at the appropriate level.  If you took classes with us in a previous year, give us a call or stop by and we can give you your instructor’s level recommendations. Due to our particular studio’s leveling, a student can expect to spend at least 2-3 years in each level before being moved up by the instructor.

 

What kinds of shoes and clothing are required?

Students are required to dress in the class uniform. Details on the dress code are available for each type of class in our “Student Handbook”, listed under General Info. Find a printable copy here.

 

How old do you have to be to enroll? How young?

We offer classes for dancers age 1.5 through 105. Nobody is too old to dance! Many of our classes include adult students. Dancing is a great way to have fun and get a great workout at the same time. We even have several “just for fun” classes where students will not perform, so don’t let a touch of stage fright keep you from dancing. For a small fee, we offer ‘drop-ins’ for classes, so don’t let the commitment of attending all season keep you from dancing, either! Try a class out to see if you like it before officially committing!

 

I’d like to join one of your performing companies. What do I have to do?

We actually have several dance companies:  Junior & Senior Tap Companies, Junior & Senior Hip Hop Crews, EGD Acro Company, Flamenco Fantastico, and the EGD Companies: Mini, Petite, Junior, Senior, and Pre-Professional, which specialize in Jazz, Ballet, Modern, Musical Theatre, Lyrical, and Contemporary. Students wanting to audition for companies usually attend company class throughout the month of August, then attend a formal audition the final weekend of August. If you’d like to join, inquire at the front desk for more details. For a copy of our company trifold with more information, click here: 2023-2024 company trifold

 

When and where do EGD students perform?

We have one major performance per year: our end of year dance Recital, which will take place the final weekend in May 2023 at Bishop McGuinness High School Auditorium. The Spring Performance features the entire student body, with the exception of certain non-performing classes (ex: Leaps & Turns, Acro, Strength & Stretch).

 

How do I know when the studio is open?

We try to stay open for classes as much as possible. Our office hours are listed on the homepage of our website, under “class schedule”. Give the studio a call during office hours or check our facebook page (facebook.com/egdokc) to find out about any bad weather closings. To find out when we are closed for holidays and school breaks, click here: 2023-2024 classes in session

 

What safety steps is EGD taking due to COVID-19?

We at EGD always focus on our number one concern: the safety of our students, families, and staff. Masks are now optional, but highly recommended, in our studio space. We have masks available at our front desk in adult and child sizes for those that need it. Hand sanitizer is available in each dance room, as well as at the entrance/exit of the studio. We follow CDC guidelines when it comes to illness, quarantine, and masking. In addition to our already high-maintenance cleaning standards, often-touched areas are sanitized frequently, especially during the height of cold and flu season.