School Resources & Policies

School Resources


  • FALL SEMESTER 2026
    September 21, 2026 - January 31, 2027

    September 21: First Day of Fall Semester 2026

    October 12: Indigenous Peoples' Day - No Classes

    November 3: Election Day - No Classes

    November 25-29: Thanksgiving Break - No Classes

    December 22-January 3: Winter Break - No Classes

    January 4: Fall Semester 2026 Resumes

    January 18: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day - No Classes

    January 31: Last Day of Fall Semester 2026

    SPRING SEMESTER 2027
    February 6, 2027 - June 7, 2027

    February 1-February 5: Mid-Term Break - No Classes

    February 6: First Day of Spring Semester 2027

    February 14-20: February Break - No Classes

    March 26-April 1: Spring Break - No Classes

    May 29-31: Memorial Day Break - No Classes

    June 7: Last Day of Spring Semester 2027

  • The class schedule is available in a PDF. Download the schedule.

  • Download children’s dress code PDF here.

  • 2026/2027 TUITION

    Children & Teen Classes

    Full Year:
    September 2026 - June 2027 (31 classes)

    Semester:
    Fall Semester (16 classes)
    Spring Semester (15 classes)


    Pre-Ballet I, Pre-Ballet II, Elementary Ballet I, Elementary Ballet II 

    Full Year: $930
    Fall Semester: $544
    Spring Semester: $510


    Level I-IV
    Level I (Ballet I, Jazz I/II, Modern & Contemporary I/II)

    Full Year enrollment only:
    1 class per week: $930
    2 classes per week: $1,736
    3 classes per week: $2,232


    Level II (Ballet II & Pre-Pointe, Jazz II/III, Modern & Contemporary II, Boys’ Ballet II-IV)

    Full Year enrollment only:
    1 class per week: $1,085
    2 classes per week: $1,922
    3 classes per week: $2,511


    Level III/IV (Ballet III & Pointe, Ballet IV & Variations, Jazz III/IV, Modern & Contemporary III, Modern & Contemporary IV, Boys’ Ballet II-IV)

    Full Year enrollment only:
    1 class per week: $1,271
    2 classes per week: $2,356
    3 classes per week: $3,069


    Level I-Level III/IV Conservatory Training Program (4 or more classes per week)

    Full Year enrollment only:
    Level I: $2,852
    Level II: $3,224
    Level III/IV: $3,720


    Sibling Discounts

    10% Sibling Discounts are available to 2nd or 3rd siblings with lesser value tuition. After registering, email info@brooklynballet.org for more information.


    Subject to change.

  • Adult Classes
    (semester enrollment only)

    Fall Semester (16 classes)
    1 class per week: $384
    2 classes per week: $704
    3  classes per week: $1,008

    Spring Semester (15 classes)
    1 class per week: $360
    2 classes per week: $660
    3  classes per week: $945

    Single/Drop-in class: $25

    Subject to change.

  • An integral part of Brooklyn Ballet’s mission is providing equitable access to dance training for all students. We pride ourselves on providing affordable Financial aid plans to meet families’ needs.

    Click here to apply for financial aid. Financial Aid PDF

School Policies

    • Registration is for the entire semester or full year.

    • All students must create an account and register online through Sawyer.

    • All sales are final and non-refundable.

    • Class credit may be considered upon request.

  • Download Children’s Policies here

  • Brooklyn Ballet School values inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility (IDEA) for ALL. We believe that every student deserves the opportunity to receive the best dance education, regardless of their race, gender, ethnicity, religion, or socioeconomic background. As dance educators, we know that our students and their families look to us as role models in our studio and in our community. Therefore, our decisions, demeanor, and words matter. This scholastic year, we’re committed to educating our faculty and staff on best practices, as well as implementing changes to improve our awareness and sensitivity to I. D. E. A. We look forward to partnering with our students and their families to create a community of openness, acceptance, togetherness, and love. Brooklyn Ballet School has always been where Brooklyn comes to dance. We’re proud to continue that legacy and are dedicated to becoming a true representation of the uniquely diverse population of Brooklyn. 

  • Brooklyn Ballet is committed to providing and promoting an inclusive and supportive environment where all community members; faculty, students, families, dancers, and staff, feel safe and accepted. Community members are expected to maintain a positive, respectful, and professional demeanor at all times. Degrading and demeaning behaviors, such as: bullying, gossiping, or teasing of any kind, will not be tolerated. Any community member who engages, condones, or ignores such behaviors won’t be permitted at Brooklyn Ballet. We encourage all community members to be proactive and vigilant in this matter and invite anyone who witnesses such behavior to report it immediately to Brooklyn Ballet’s Administrative Staff. As always, thank you for your continued commitment to making Brooklyn Ballet a community of openness, acceptance, togetherness, and love. 

  • At Brooklyn Ballet, we value diversity and inclusivity at every level of our organization. Brooklyn Ballet does not discriminate against individuals on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, disability, gender, gender identity, familial status, age, or sexual orientation. These activities include, but are not limited to, staffing decisions, volunteer and vendor selection, and provision of services. We are committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming environment for all members of our staff, clients, volunteers, subcontractors, and vendors. Providing services to a diverse audience is at the core of our mission.