We are very proud of our school and our dedicated faculty,  and welcome you to
"Experience the Magic of Dance".
Clara  D’Autilia – Director
Dedicated to the enrichment of children lives since 1999.  
.CURRICULUM
The curriculum of Coast City Ballet allows students to study the techniques and traditions of classical ballet.  Other forms of
dance included in the curriculum are lyrical, jazz,  tap and modern.
9596 Hamilton Ave - Huntington Beach, CA  92646
714-963-9771 - admin@coastcityballet.com
Founded in 1999, Coast City Ballet (formerly known as Pacific Dance Center) provides a
unique opportunity for students of all ages and abilities to study the traditions and
discipline of classical ballet and other dance genres.  
LOST AND FOUND
Coast City Ballet~Pacific Dance Center is not responsible for lost or stolen items.  Articles left at CCB~PDC will be placed in
the lost and found bins. Unclaimed items will be periodically donated to CHOC/Goodwill.
Tot Ballet - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
1 class per week
 
 
Ballet I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
2 classes per week

Jazz recommended
Pre-Pointe - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
2 classes per week

Jazz recommended
Ballet II - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
3 classes per week  

Jazz / Lyrical recommended
Intermediate III / IV - - - - - - - - - -
5 classes per week  

Jazz / Lyrical recommended
Advanced / Pre-professional V  -
6+ classes per week

Pointe / Pas de deux required
The study of dance requires continuity; Pacific Dance Center offers a full  range of graded
classes, from tots to pre-professional training.  Our curriculum offers classes in Ballet -
Pointe - Pas de Deux -  Jazz - Tap - Hip-Hop - Lyrical - Competition/Dance Team -
Choreography as well as Performing Opportunities.  
Whether a student's goal is a career in dance or dancing purely for recreation, our  staff
offers personal attention and professional training to match each student's interests.
REGISTRATION
Families new to our school should visit CCB~PDC studios to obtain registration forms and arrange for an evaluation class.
These forms must be completed and returned to the studio prior to admission.
Tuition is  based on 48 weeks per year.  No credit given for holidays or studio closures.  Tuition is not refundable.
All tuition payments are set up via automatic debit
DECLINED CARD PAYMENTS WILL BE CHARGED $25.00  FEE. NO EXCEPTIONS
Tuition Table
PLACEMENT
To determine the proper class level for their age, natural ability and previous training,  entering students are required to take
a placement class arranged by the director or instructor
Students are required:
To take a minimum number of classes per week depending on level.  
To remain in the required number of classes for their level to remain on pointe.
To take the minimum number of weekly technique classes for selection in performance dances.
ADVANCEMENT / EVALUATIONS
Students are evaluated several times during the year to ensure proper class level and to maximize potential.  The curriculum
for each level is mandatory, however, good attendance alone will not assure advancement;  age, dedication, and the amount
of time and effort devoted to class work are also determining factors.  Student and parents will be notified if student is to be
moved to a different level.
ATTENDANCE
Students are expected to maintain regular attendance in the minimum number of classes required for their level.  
Make-up classes may be taken within 30 days of missed class, providing tuition is current/paid, student is actively enrolled,
and CCB-PDC is notified in advance that a scheduled class will be missed.  Tuition is non -refundable for missed classes.
No exceptions.
Girls / Ladies
Tot - Intro to Ballet:
 Light Blue leotard, pink PDC tights, pink ballet slippers. Hair must be in neat a bun.
Ballet:  Black leotard, pink tights, pink ballet slippers. Hair must be in a bun.
Jazz / Lyrical:   Tan tights, jazz pants or shorts, leotard, jazz shoes.  Hair must be neatly pulled back of face.
Tap:  Any combination of above or leotard and skirt, tap shoes. Hair should be pulled back of face.
No: Jewelry, or baggy clothing  to be worn.
Students must wear street clothes and/or cover ups over their dance attire when going to and from the studio.
No Street shoes allowed on dance floors.
COMMUNICATION
Our primary source of communication is email.   Please check your email regularly and notify us of changes. Please make
sure CCB-PDC has your most current email address where you can be reached.  Announcements may also be posted on our
website and our Facebook page, Twitter and Instagram.
FACILITIES AND CLASS VIEWING
For the safety and comfort of our students, our studios have sprung dance floors.  
Parents may view classes once a month from lobby. While viewing classes parents must refrain from speaking to, or correcting
students and  should stay off the dance floor, thus minimizing distractions and enabling students and instructors to make the
most of every lesson.  
NO cell phone use in studio.
SPECIAL PROGRAMS
An interactive program designed to  inspire and expose aspiring young choreographers to all aspects and complexity   of
choreography: Auditioning dancers - Music selection - Costume design - Stage presentation - Set design - Promotion.  The
workshop culminates in a performance showcasing the young choreographers works.
JUNIOR SUMMER PROGRAM
A program designed for younger students featuring classes in ballet, jazz, tap, lyrical, as well as make up, costume  design
and arts and crafts. This program culminates with a performance.
Ballet is a performing art, participation in performances is an important part of dance training.  In June students participate in
the  Annual Performance, and in December,  students are encouraged to audition for Coast City Ballet’s production of The
Nutcracker.
Students are also invited to participate in various Outreach Programs throughout  the year.  In order to participate in  
performances students must have  consistent class attendance and are expected to maintain regular attendance in the
minimum number of classes required for their level.
PERFORMING COMPANY
Advanced / pre-professional students have the opportunity to join Coast City Ballet, a non-profit pre-professional  performing
company.  Coast City Ballet offers a link between dance training and performing by providing dancers and choreographers of
all levels with a forum to explore their talents, gain experience, and grow as performers.  Dancers ages 10 through adult,
receive solid base in technique,  the special care and attention needed to become dancers,  and the opportunity to work and
perform in a professional setting.
             CDC PROTOCOLS ARE IN PLACE:
                                 Masks are required
                                 Dancers are to  be dropped off  (back door)
                                 Lobby/office will remain closed.
                                 No class/rehearsal viewing.
                                 Pick up at back door - we will bring your dancer to the door.
                                 Dancers should only bring shoes and water NO Dance Bags