Questions to ask when looking for a

QUALIFIED Dance Studio

1. Are the teachers certified and qualified to teach?

2. Do they participate in continued education programs? Not just paying their annual dues.

3. Are alumni pursuing dance careers?

4. Are there age appropriate classes and choreography offered?

5. Are there community performance opportunities for non-competitive students?

6. Are the teachers professional, courteous, and good role models for the students?

7. Are they members of BMI and ASCAP?

8. Is the studio financially sound and stable that you are not going to walk in for class some day with no facility?

At Candy Apple’s Dance Center, we can address all of these issues with reassurance that you are going to receive the highest quality of training in a fun and professional atmosphere. Please give us a call at 330-477-7171 and we would gladly inform you!

Here’s what parents have to say…

“Oh my God, there I was thinking that I was at another dance recital, where I would once again watch bunches of dances and waiting until it was over. I never dreamed that I would see what I view as a mini version of a Broadway musical. It was top notch, technically sound and the theatrics were superb. I was truly amazed at the discipline of these fine dancers. This truly is more than just a dance studio!”

“What a wonderful display of professionalism last Saturday at the Candy Apple’s Dance Center recitals!! From the costumes to the talent to the music and to the creativity ~~ WOW! How exciting to watch and to be a part of the show each year with our daughter! Keep up all of the hard work teachers, seamstresses, secretary, and dancers!!!!”

“An elderly man attended the recital with us for the first time and I thought his comment was worth sharing… ‘Thank you for inviting me to such a spectacular performance, in all my days never saw such talent and what a show, man they didn’t have dancing or costumes like that when I was young. I hope I live another ten years to see these girls perform. And by the way, I would like to have seen more boys up there dancing. Some future Gene Kelly’s, Fred Astaire’s or Donald O’Conners!’ He added with a tear in his eye, ‘thank you for inviting me to both performances I enjoyed them more than you will ever know.’ ”

“The show was wonderful. Thank you for letting us be a part of it.”

“Both recitals were highly entertaining and enjoyable. I woke up Sunday morning singing… “How do you solve a problem like Maria?” and I still cant get it out of my mind. My mother thoroughly enjoyed both shows and was so amazed at how the teachers lead the girls through their numbers and so eloquently handle their own performances in the production with poise and calmness. Kudos to all of the staff at Candy Apple’s… you all do a phenomenal job !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Your many hours of hard work and dedication are apparent and appreciated. I am proud to have my daughter be a part of a very good thing!!!!!!!!!!! My daughter had a terrific time performing and watching both shows. Your hard work provides so much confidence and pride for the girls… both important qualities to learn so early in life. Thanks for a fabulous finish to a great dance year.”

“My daughter has been in the jazz class for two years now and I want to say I think you put on a fantastic production. I am amazed by the talent of so many of your students- We just love to sit and enjoy the other performances and my daughter still watches the video from last year all of the time. God Bless you for the time and effort you give to these young ladies and the differences you make in so many lives. Thank You!”

“I just wanted to say that as usual, it was a great performance. The girls love being at Candy Apple’s and doing the recital. Thanks again for a great year!!”