Students learn ballet vocabulary and classical technique, and also learn to develop placement, alignment, coordination, and movement quality allowing them to tempos and on different counts. 

Students learn the fun, energetic style of dance which combines the energy of HBCU marching  bands with different  dance elements, including technical ballet, West African, jazz, contemporary and hip-hop choreography.  

Along with the basics, students are exposed to different styles of hip hop dance, and are pushed to be creative and self-expressive in this fun, high-energy, class.

The DICA Tap Enrichment class utilizes rhythm, syncopation, and sound in addition to movement. An emphasis is placed on musicality, expression, and improvisation.

In this class, students learn both traditional and contemporary African cultural dance choreography, songs, drums, and dance techniques, with a special focus on the rhythms and traditional dances and movements of African culture. 

Designed to connect spiritual expression and dance, the liturgical dance and movement class combines techniques such as Ballet, Modern and African. The class will draw on the theologies of liturgical movement that will enhance "the dance" within faith and worship communities. This class is open to ages 12 years old and above, with an expressed and welcomed invitation to adults.

Students learn basic tumbling skills which include  strength, flexibility, agility, coordination and endurance, in addition to cheer techniques, dances, jumps, and more! 

Students learn a series of technical exercises that display a range of skills within the genre, to include jumps, turns, high kicks. and includes incorporating pom poms in many routines and performances. 

Mentorship students participate in age-appropriate "Girl Talk" discussions and monthly workshops about relevant topics and are provided opportunities for college prep, health and mental wellness, career assistance, and self-image building through pageantry, modeling opportunities, and much more!