Frequently Asked Enrollment Questions
When does registration open?
For Summer 2026, registration opens to current Winter/Spring 2026 students March 9 and to the community on March 23.
For Fall 2026, registration opens to current Summer 2026 students and returning Spring 2026 Showcase students (including Spring 2026 Little Leapers) on June 8 and to the community on June 22.
How do I find all of my child's eligible classes?
If your child is new to Studio Chassé, make an account here in our parent portal. Please give us 24 hours to enter their eligibility into the system.
After logging in to your parent portal, click "Register" in the menu. The system will show you the current season. There are tabs for the different seasons. Click here for more info on how to locate the season tabs and registration steps.
What does director placement mean on the schedule or in a class description?
Director placement means that eligibility for a class is decided by the director. If it is listed under your child's name on the registration page, your child can register for that class. If a director placement class is not listed under your child's name, they are currently not eligible for that class.
What should my child wear for dance?
Do you offer adult classes?
Yes, we try to offer at least one adult class each semester. Check out our schedule here for teen/adult classes. They will be listed in light blue and are open to all levels of experience.
Do you offer discounts for families or multiple classes?
We do not offer discounts at Studio Chassé. We keep classes affordable by tuition being paid in monthly installments.
Do you offer Pointe classes?
No, we do not currently offer pointe classes. We are a young studio and just starting to build our ballet program. There needs to be a strong ballet foundation before we can offer pointe.
Do you have a competition team?
No, we do not. While there are certainly many benefits to competition dance, we believe that there are other ways to excel in dance without the stress, expense, and time that competitions require.