CLASS PRICING

MONTHLY TUITION (NO REGISTRATION FEES)

If you’re wondering how much dance, music, and art classes cost at our Syracuse studio, it’s quite simple: pricing is based on the student’s specific program and class duration. And no, we do not charge a registration fee as you might find at other studios in Davis County. We want our rates to be transparent and budget-friendly so the whole family can enjoy the many benefits of the performing and visual arts.

Monthly tuition rates are as follows for our fall-to-spring session classes, and be sure to check out the discounts we currently offer:

  • 30-Minute Class: $39/month

  • 45-Minute Class: $49/month

  • 60-Minute Class: $64/month

  • 75-Minute Class: $74/month

  • 90-Minute Class: $84/month

  • Adult Dance Class:

    • $10/per drop-in class for Contemporary, Jazz, and Tap

    • $12/per drop-in class for Ballet

*Once you’ve registered, payments are automatically charged to your account on the first business day of each month.

DISCOUNTS AND OFFERS

Good news! If you’re interested in taking multiple classes or have multiple students enrolled at Eleve during a given time, you’re eligible for one of the following discounts to make tuition more affordable and easier on the budget:

  • Multi-Class Discount: Students enrolled in multiple classes will receive a 5% discount on their tuition.

  • Multi-Student Discount: Families that have multiple students enrolled at the studio are eligible for a 5% discount per child after the first child.

COSTUME AND RECITAL FEES

One of the most exciting parts of our year is being able to show off our student’s development in an end-of-year recital. Elevé recitals showcase the work of almost every class at Elevé, including our Dance, Acro (Grades 3rd - 6th), Music, and even the work of our Visual Arts classes. The only classes not participating in the recital are Adult Ballet, Adult Tap, Sound Beginnings, Acro Ages 3 - 5, and Acro Grades K - 2nd classes.

Recitals are a big undertaking for the studio and require advanced planning. We understand if this does not fit into your schedule or budget. If you would not like your child to participate in the recital, you must let us know by December 1st, 2026. Please email our Events Manager, Ms. Rachel, at rachel.eleveartsacademy@gmail.com to opt out. Students who choose to opt out will still participate with their class as if they will be performing, but will not receive a costume or participate in the recital performance. We will do an in-class, informal showing of their work near the end of the school year for these students. 

Students wanting to participate in the recital must pay a Recital Fee (outlined below). This fee can be paid anytime, from when posted in the fall to January 16th. If you have not paid your recital fee by January 16th, 2027 and have not given the our Events Manager your opt-out, your fee will be automatically withdrawn from your account on January 17th, 2027. All fees are non-refundable once paid.

Recital Fees help to cover the cost of the theater rental, staffing, music licensing, props, and other essential costs for the production. It also covers the cost of one costume. If your child is in more than one class, there will be an additional charge for the costume of each class.

If you are joining a class after the costume fees are due (January 17th), they will be automatically added to your account. If you would like to opt out of the recital, you must let us know within a week of registration. After that point, recital fees will be automatically charged.

Recital Fee for all Dance, Acro, and Music classes: $150 for first class, $95 for each additional class.

Recital fee for all Visual Arts classes: $60 per class (Please note, Visual Art fees are less than the other art genres because these students do not have a costume. These students will have their artwork showcased in the recital as well as in an art gallery in the lobby of the theater. Their fee includes 1 ticket so they can watch the show and see their work onstage. These students will also be brought to the stage during the show for the audience to celebrate their work.)

The 2026 - 2027 recital will take place on Saturday, May 22nd with dress rehearsals taking place on Thursday, May 20th and Friday, May 21st. Times TBA. The recital and dress rehearsals will be at the Weber State University Browning Center. Attendance at all rehearsals and the recital is required for participation.

Dance recital featuring young ballet girls

CANCELLATION FEE

When you register for class at Elevé, we anticipate that you will continue the class through the end of the session. In many cases, our classes are full and students are turned away because they can’t get into the class. If you wish to drop a class, you will be charged a $50 cancellation fee per class. Please let us know of your intent to drop before the end of the month. All registration, tuition, recital, and costume fees are non-refundable once charged unless there are special circumstances.

POLICIES AND OTHER REGISTRATION INFO

Declined Cards/Late Fees

Please make sure your credit card information is up to date by logging in to your Dance Studio Pro parent portal and updating it regularly. Declined cards may be subject to a $15 fee. Tuition or fees not paid by the 10th of each month will be subject to a $15 late fee.

Weather Cancellations

Elevé Arts Academy does not refund classes cancelled due to weather-related cancellations. In the case of a weather-related cancellation, dancers are welcome to come to another class of a similar age, during the same month as the one missed. Email info@eleveacademy.com to schedule a make-up class.

Make-up Classes

We want you to get your money’s worth out of our classes. We also understand that sickness, travel, or other family needs can cause your student to be absent. If your student misses a class, they are welcome to take another class of a similar age during the same month as the one missed. Email info@eleveacademy.com to schedule a make-up class.

No Miss Class Dates

We strongly encourage students to avoid missing classes during the month of May, as it is unfair to the teacher and classmates who are preparing for the recital. Preparing for a recital is a team effort.