Classical Ballet Conservatory | Ballet School in Round Rock, TX

Preparatory Level (Ages 4–6)
Foundational pre-ballet curriculum introducing musicality, posture, coordination, rhythm, flexibility, and classroom discipline. Students begin artistic development through structured exercises and conclude the academic year with an open class and first stage presentation.

Level 1 (Ages 7–9)
Formal classical ballet foundation with increased technical discipline, placement, musical accuracy, and first group variation work. Students participate in examinations, performances, and selected competitions as part of their artistic progression.

Level 2 (Ages 10–12)
Structured conservatory training with classical ballet, introductory pointe work, contemporary studies, and PBT conditioning. Students prepare for examinations, master classes, performances, competitions, and continued technical advancement.

Level 3 (Ages 13+)

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Advanced pre-professional training focused on pointe technique, variations, contemporary studies, improvisation, conditioning, and stage readiness. Students are prepared for major productions, examinations, competitions, and rigorous artistic development.

Level 3 (Ages 13+)

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Advanced pre-professional training focused on pointe technique, variations, contemporary studies, improvisation, conditioning, and stage readiness. Students are prepared for major productions, examinations, competitions, and rigorous artistic development.

PBT Conditioning
Required for Levels 2–3. Progressive Ballet Technique and stretching develop strength, alignment, turnout, flexibility, stamina, and injury-conscious physical preparation for serious classical training.

Contemporary Studies
Required for Level 2. Contemporary training supports musicality, breath, coordination, expressive range, and the development of a versatile stage presence within a classical conservatory curriculum.

Contemporary Pro
Required for Level 3. Advanced contemporary technique, improvisation, group choreography, and floor work expand artistic vocabulary while supporting the demands of pre-professional ballet training.

Annual Productions
Performance preparation is an essential part of conservatory training from Level 1 and above. Students rehearse and perform a full ballet production each academic year. Roles are assigned according to examination results, readiness, discipline, and artistic potential.

Private lessons
Admissions placement considers age, experience, aptitude, and artistic potential. Private coaching is available for technical refinement, solo and duet preparation, strengthening, stretching, and individualized artistic development.

Summer Intensive
Focused conservatory study in classical ballet, PBT conditioning, stretching, and contemporary dance. The program supports technical mastery, discipline, performance preparation, and exposure to professional ballet culture through structured daily training.