Meet the Staff
Sharyn Mahoney is the Executive Director of Rejoice School of Ballet. She joined Nashville Ballet as a company dancer in 1989. Since her retirement from performing, she has continued to work with the organization as School of Nashville Ballet faculty, Artistic Associate, Director of Education and Outreach, Rehearsal Director, Director of Artistic Operations, and currently, Company Manager. During her nine years as Director of Education and Outreach, Ms. Mahoney worked closely with Artistic Director Paul Vasterling to develop and fine tune NB2, Nashville Ballet’s official second company. While in that same position, she initiated the ballet’s educational outreach program, which proudly reaches over 12,000 children and families each year. Appointed to Rehearsal Director in 1998, Ms. Mahoney returned to the studio full time to lend her talents to staging and rehearsing the Company’s ballets. She also created the procedures for all Nashville Ballet youth casts and continues to oversee those programs today. In 2010, Mr. Vasterling charged her with creating a program that concentrated on strengthening and preparing dancers over 18 for a professional career. The Professional Training Division was launched in the fall of 2010 with the focus of giving dancers the tools to become healthier and stronger artists. She spent many years representing Nashville Ballet across the country as a guest teacher and auditioner, bringing new students to experience School of Nashville Ballet’s Summer Intensive. She has also staged Mr. Vasterling’s ballets on other companies in the United States and Argentina. Ms. Mahoney continues to oversee artistic operations and has most recently taken on the role of COVID Compliance Officer to help navigate Nashville Ballet safely through the pandemic.
Molly Robinson serves as the School Manager, and she is a ballet and tap instructor. Molly found her love of dance at the age of 3 at Oak Ridge Academy of Dance in East Tennessee. She spent 15 years studying ballet, tap, jazz, modern dance, and even hip hop. Molly moved to Nashville for Belmont University where she was a member of the Belmont Dance Company for 3 years. She graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelors in exercise science (pre-physical therapy) and a minor in nutrition. She is a personal trainer, fitness instructor, and a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT). Molly loves to work with children to help teach them healthy lifestyle choices for later in life while also encouraging them towards a life with Christ. Teaching at Rejoice School of Ballet helps her to combine her love of dance, fitness, and teaching. Molly hopes to encourage young dancers to appreciate the art and athleticism of dance by treating their hearts and their bodies with respect and love.
Kayla Rowser Tazik has been involved with Rejoice since 2012 as a teacher and mentor, and she now serves as the Interim Marketing and Public Relations Coordinator. During a 14-year performance career as a professional ballet dancer, Kayla Rowser performed principal roles including Odette/Odile in Swan Lake, Aurora in The Sleeping Beauty, Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, among others. She also performed featured roles in works such as George Balanchine’s Western Symphony and Serenade, Christopher Wheeldon’s Ghosts, and many original roles created by Paul Vasterling. Rowser was featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Pointe Magazine, and Huffington Post, and she was named one of Dance Magazine’s “Top 25 to Watch.” She performed at the Kennedy Center with Nashville Ballet, in the Kansas City Dance Festival, Spoleto Dance Festival, Spring to Dance in St. Louis, and the Big Ears Music Festival with musician Rhiannon Giddens. She has taught across the U.S including master classes at Yale University. Since retiring from her performance career in 2020, Rowser has continued to speak, teach, and mentor students. She is currently finishing her degree in communications from The University of Arkansas.
Jo Ellen Werking Weedman serves as Director of Marketing, Communication and Public Relations. A faculty member at Trevecca Nazarene University, Jo Ellen has been a parent and volunteer at Rejoice for several years. She oversees all internal and external communication at Rejoice, and she is currently serving as Rejoice's Interim Executive Director.
Tammy Thatcher serves as Tuition Manager and Administrative Assistant at Rejoice. After being an elementary school secretary and bookkeeper for 27 years, her organization skills and knowledge of registration practices help make Rejoices’ registration process run smoothly. After being a dance mom for 27 years, knowing about ballet and tap allows her be able to help parents choose the right class for their dancer. Tammy and her husband, Karl, live in Clinton Tennessee. They are both retired and love camping and traveling. They especially love to travel to visit their daughter, Molly Robinson, in Nashville.
Imani Sailers was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, beginning her dance training at the Chicago Multi-Cultural Dance Center at age three. During her early years, Sailers had the honor of dancing at the White House for Former First Lady Michelle Obama’s 2010 Inaugural White House Dance Series and performing in Alvin Ailey’s Memoria with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. Sailers attended various summer courses including Pacific Northwest Ballet, Charlotte Ballet, Dance Theatre of Harlem, and The School at Jacob’s Pillow. For advanced training, Sailers attended and graduated from Indiana University’s (IU) Jacobs School of Music in 2017 with a B.S. in Ballet with an Outside Field in Political Science. At IU, Sailers performed works by George Balanchine, Twyla Tharp, Merce Cunningham, Paul Taylor, and more.
Sailers joined Nashville Ballet’s second company in 2017 and was promoted to company apprentice after one year. In 2018, she was named one of Pointe Magazine’s “Stars of the Corps”. After a season as a company apprentice, Sailers was promoted to company dancer in 2019. During her time at Nashville Ballet, Sailers has performed roles in Nashville’s Nutcracker, Artistic Director Paul Vasterling’s Lucy Negro Redux and Carmina Burana, Christopher Stuart’s Seven Deadly Sins, Val Caniparoli’s The Lottery, and more.
Named in 2019 one of Nashville Lifestyles’ Magazine’s 25 Most Beautiful People, Imani Sailers has taken to Nashville and has enjoyed teaching aspiring dancers at Rejoice School of Ballet since 2019. She has served as assistant director for The Little Engine That Could and Saam Psalms, two of Rejoice School of Ballet’s original pre-professional productions. She is looking forward to choreographing and directing an original production of Carnival of the Animals and African Suite, set to be performed by the pre-professional students of Rejoice School of Ballet in February 2022.
Allison Hardee began her dance training in ballet and tap at five years old, adding jazz, pointe, and modern in later years. Just as her knowledge of each style grew with time, so did her love and passion for dance, leading her to continue her dance studies at Belmont University as a math major with minors in dance and education. While there, she performed in the Belmont Dance Company, received the Outstanding Dance and Dance Legacy awards, and was given the opportunity to volunteer as a teacher’s assistant at Rejoice. Since graduating, Allison has continued to seek experiences that support her growth as a dancer and teacher, attending the Gus Giordano College/Pro Summer Intensive on scholarship (2018) and becoming a certified beginner Horton technique instructor through the Ailey School (2021). Outside of her work at Rejoice, Allison can also be found teaching modern dance, jazz dance, and assorted math classes at Belmont University; dancing with di Mossa under the direction of Lisa Valeri; and working as a freelance dancer and choreographer around Nashville.
Allison is passionate about the transformative power of dance and the spiritual, emotional, and mental depth it can facilitate. She loves sharing this passion with others and helping her students grow in their own passion for dance.
Ashlyn Hall has been part of the Rejoice community since 2012, teaching ballet, modern and tap, and partnering with Gerald Watson to assistant direct Rejoice's annual classical ballets from 2015-2017. Meanwhile, Ashlyn has danced with di Mossa, Epiphany, Blue Moves, and others, performing locally and throughout the southeast. She is an adjunct instructor of dance at Belmont University, her alma mater, where she earned a BA in Spanish and minors in Dance and Journalism. In the San Francisco Bay Area, Ashlyn spent a few years curating and planning a quarterly artist showcase for LEVYdance; teaching at Alonzo King LINES Ballet's community programs, Bay Area Children's Theatre, and Adda Clevenger School; and performing with Stephanie Unger & Artists. Ashlyn hopes all her dance students discover how persistent, smart and creative they are as they learn technique and artistry.
Erin Williams, a Tennessee native, has a relationship with dance and the Nashville community are deeply intertwined. She began her training with the School of Nashville Ballet in 2006 and has remained in Nashville Ballet’s studios since. As a student, Erin honed her craft and developed her versatility by training in various styles of dance such as ballet, modern, jazz, and character. Over the years she has climbed Nashville Ballet’s ranks and is now a company dancer. Having had the pleasure to work with many well know choreographers and teachers, she is excited to share her knowledge with Rejoice School of Ballet.
Daniel Rodriguez began dancing through the renowned non-for-profit organization National Dance Institute as a young child. Through his years in that program, he discovered ballet and began his formal ballet training. After finishing his training from Manhattan Youth Ballet and Laguardia High School, he began his professional career at North Carolina Dance Theater II (Now Charlotte Ballet) and joined the main company the next season. Having since danced at The Sarasota Ballet, The Dayton Ballet, The Kansas City Ballet he arrived in Nashville in 2018. His favorite roles include George Balanchine’s Emeralds and The Four Temperaments Paul Vasterling’s Appalachian Spring, and Jiri Bubenicek’s Le Souffle de l`Esprit.
Shabaz Chijoke Ujima is a Nashville native whose formal dance training began at the Nashville School of the Arts and the School of Nashville Ballet. He continued his education at the New World School of the Arts in Miami, FL and began training in the Martha Graham Technique. His professional career spanned over a decade, and during that time Ujima danced with NB2 (Nashville Ballet 2nd company), Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble, Jeanne Ruddy Dance, and Graham II (Martha Graham Dance Company’s 2nd company) New York, NY. During his career, Ujima worked with many notable choreographers including Donald McKayle, Ronald K. Brown, and Paul Vasterling in addition to performing the works of Alvin Ailey, Martha Graham, Jose Limon, and Anna Sokolow.
As a choreographer, Ujima has created and collaborated with the artists of the Nashville Ballet, Nashville Opera, Nashville School of the Arts, and VSA Tennessee in addition to having musical theater choreographic credits in “Hairspray”, “In the Heights”, “Once on this Island”, “The Wiz”. In 2017, Ujima founded shackled feet DANCE, which is Nashville’s Black Dance company.
Ujima has had the pleasure to teach Graham based modern dance, contemporary, and improvisation at the
South Dayton Dance Theater, North Cincinnati Youth Ballet, Stivers School of the Arts (Dayton, OH), Rejoice School of Ballet,
The ProTrac, DTC/Dancing Through the Curriculum, I.T Creswell Arts Magnet, Franklin School of the Arts, and the Nashville School of the Arts. He is currently a full-time faculty member at Nashville Ballet, a teaching artist with the Global Education Center, and an adjunct dance teacher at Belmont University.
Julie Fenske is a current Senior at Belmont University studying Public Relations and Dance. Originally from the Dallas, Texas area, she grew up training in ballet, tap, jazz, modern, and contemporary dance and attended summer intensives with American Ballet Theatre, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Boston Ballet, and Nashville Ballet, where she danced as a Trainee for 2 years upon graduating high school. While studying at Nashville Ballet, she had the opportunity to perform in Nashville's Nutcracker and the Future Artists Showcase. She is currently a member of the Belmont Dance Company and is excited to share her love of dance with the Rejoice community.
Cora Hedgis began dancing at a young age and trained in ballet, jazz, tap, and modern with several studios and local ballet companies in Wichita, KS. She attended Belmont University where she minored in Dance, performed with the Dance Company, and took supplemental classes at Nashville Ballet. Cora first began teaching pre- and primary ballet at Rejoice in 2011 while she was a student at Belmont, then continued teaching at several studios while pursuing a graduate degree in Atlanta. Cora is thrilled to be back in Nashville and re-connected with Rejoice, teaching primary ballet and tap.
Josie Meiss is a performer, choreographer, and dance educator from Mishawaka, Indiana. After fifteen years of training at Flint’s Dance Studio, Josie continued her studies at Ball State University, where she graduated Summa Cum Laude with a BFA Degree in Dance, Honors College distinction, and a minor in Psychology of Human Development. Post graduation, Josie participated in SALT's Link Festival, Boston Dance Theater's Winter Immersion Projects, as well as RAD Fest and the Indiana Dance Festival, where she performed works choreographed by Ball State professors. After spending a year in Indianapolis as a dancer/choreographer with Crossroads Dance Indy and a dance instructor at Indy Dance Academy, she relocated to the Nashville area in the Fall of 2019. Here, she is a company member with FALL, a local, contemporary aerial dance company. In 2020, she helped produce FALL's only outdoor, socially distant performance Windows and performed alongside Blue Moves in Building Hope. Getting to share her passion for dance with students is one of Josie's greatest joys, and she is grateful to Rejoice for the opportunity to do that.
Patricia Cross is the founder of Rejoice School of Ballet which she directed for the past 21 years, before retiring in July 2021. She is a graduate of Skidmore College with a major in dance. She is certified by American Ballet Theater to teach levels pre-primary through level 5. Before moving to Nashville, Patricia founded Adirondack Dance Theater in Plattsburgh, New York which was sponsored by the State University of New York at Plattsburgh. She also founded and directed Adirondack Ballet Company, a regional ballet company that provided the area with professional level ballet performances by bringing in guest artists from Minnesota Dance Theater and Berkshire Ballet. As her first love is teaching ballet, Patricia is thrilled to be teaching a few classes at Rejoice School of Ballet again.
Molly Robinson serves as the School Manager, and she is a ballet and tap instructor. Molly found her love of dance at the age of 3 at Oak Ridge Academy of Dance in East Tennessee. She spent 15 years studying ballet, tap, jazz, modern dance, and even hip hop. Molly moved to Nashville for Belmont University where she was a member of the Belmont Dance Company for 3 years. She graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelors in exercise science (pre-physical therapy) and a minor in nutrition. She is a personal trainer, fitness instructor, and a Licensed Massage Therapist (LMT). Molly loves to work with children to help teach them healthy lifestyle choices for later in life while also encouraging them towards a life with Christ. Teaching at Rejoice School of Ballet helps her to combine her love of dance, fitness, and teaching. Molly hopes to encourage young dancers to appreciate the art and athleticism of dance by treating their hearts and their bodies with respect and love.
Kayla Rowser Tazik has been involved with Rejoice since 2012 as a teacher and mentor, and she now serves as the Interim Marketing and Public Relations Coordinator. During a 14-year performance career as a professional ballet dancer, Kayla Rowser performed principal roles including Odette/Odile in Swan Lake, Aurora in The Sleeping Beauty, Juliet in Romeo and Juliet, among others. She also performed featured roles in works such as George Balanchine’s Western Symphony and Serenade, Christopher Wheeldon’s Ghosts, and many original roles created by Paul Vasterling. Rowser was featured in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Pointe Magazine, and Huffington Post, and she was named one of Dance Magazine’s “Top 25 to Watch.” She performed at the Kennedy Center with Nashville Ballet, in the Kansas City Dance Festival, Spoleto Dance Festival, Spring to Dance in St. Louis, and the Big Ears Music Festival with musician Rhiannon Giddens. She has taught across the U.S including master classes at Yale University. Since retiring from her performance career in 2020, Rowser has continued to speak, teach, and mentor students. She is currently finishing her degree in communications from The University of Arkansas.
Jo Ellen Werking Weedman serves as Director of Marketing, Communication and Public Relations. A faculty member at Trevecca Nazarene University, Jo Ellen has been a parent and volunteer at Rejoice for several years. She oversees all internal and external communication at Rejoice, and she is currently serving as Rejoice's Interim Executive Director.
Tammy Thatcher serves as Tuition Manager and Administrative Assistant at Rejoice. After being an elementary school secretary and bookkeeper for 27 years, her organization skills and knowledge of registration practices help make Rejoices’ registration process run smoothly. After being a dance mom for 27 years, knowing about ballet and tap allows her be able to help parents choose the right class for their dancer. Tammy and her husband, Karl, live in Clinton Tennessee. They are both retired and love camping and traveling. They especially love to travel to visit their daughter, Molly Robinson, in Nashville.
Imani Sailers was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, beginning her dance training at the Chicago Multi-Cultural Dance Center at age three. During her early years, Sailers had the honor of dancing at the White House for Former First Lady Michelle Obama’s 2010 Inaugural White House Dance Series and performing in Alvin Ailey’s Memoria with the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater. Sailers attended various summer courses including Pacific Northwest Ballet, Charlotte Ballet, Dance Theatre of Harlem, and The School at Jacob’s Pillow. For advanced training, Sailers attended and graduated from Indiana University’s (IU) Jacobs School of Music in 2017 with a B.S. in Ballet with an Outside Field in Political Science. At IU, Sailers performed works by George Balanchine, Twyla Tharp, Merce Cunningham, Paul Taylor, and more.
Sailers joined Nashville Ballet’s second company in 2017 and was promoted to company apprentice after one year. In 2018, she was named one of Pointe Magazine’s “Stars of the Corps”. After a season as a company apprentice, Sailers was promoted to company dancer in 2019. During her time at Nashville Ballet, Sailers has performed roles in Nashville’s Nutcracker, Artistic Director Paul Vasterling’s Lucy Negro Redux and Carmina Burana, Christopher Stuart’s Seven Deadly Sins, Val Caniparoli’s The Lottery, and more.
Named in 2019 one of Nashville Lifestyles’ Magazine’s 25 Most Beautiful People, Imani Sailers has taken to Nashville and has enjoyed teaching aspiring dancers at Rejoice School of Ballet since 2019. She has served as assistant director for The Little Engine That Could and Saam Psalms, two of Rejoice School of Ballet’s original pre-professional productions. She is looking forward to choreographing and directing an original production of Carnival of the Animals and African Suite, set to be performed by the pre-professional students of Rejoice School of Ballet in February 2022.
Allison Hardee began her dance training in ballet and tap at five years old, adding jazz, pointe, and modern in later years. Just as her knowledge of each style grew with time, so did her love and passion for dance, leading her to continue her dance studies at Belmont University as a math major with minors in dance and education. While there, she performed in the Belmont Dance Company, received the Outstanding Dance and Dance Legacy awards, and was given the opportunity to volunteer as a teacher’s assistant at Rejoice. Since graduating, Allison has continued to seek experiences that support her growth as a dancer and teacher, attending the Gus Giordano College/Pro Summer Intensive on scholarship (2018) and becoming a certified beginner Horton technique instructor through the Ailey School (2021). Outside of her work at Rejoice, Allison can also be found teaching modern dance, jazz dance, and assorted math classes at Belmont University; dancing with di Mossa under the direction of Lisa Valeri; and working as a freelance dancer and choreographer around Nashville.
Allison is passionate about the transformative power of dance and the spiritual, emotional, and mental depth it can facilitate. She loves sharing this passion with others and helping her students grow in their own passion for dance.
Ashlyn Hall has been part of the Rejoice community since 2012, teaching ballet, modern and tap, and partnering with Gerald Watson to assistant direct Rejoice's annual classical ballets from 2015-2017. Meanwhile, Ashlyn has danced with di Mossa, Epiphany, Blue Moves, and others, performing locally and throughout the southeast. She is an adjunct instructor of dance at Belmont University, her alma mater, where she earned a BA in Spanish and minors in Dance and Journalism. In the San Francisco Bay Area, Ashlyn spent a few years curating and planning a quarterly artist showcase for LEVYdance; teaching at Alonzo King LINES Ballet's community programs, Bay Area Children's Theatre, and Adda Clevenger School; and performing with Stephanie Unger & Artists. Ashlyn hopes all her dance students discover how persistent, smart and creative they are as they learn technique and artistry.
Erin Williams, a Tennessee native, has a relationship with dance and the Nashville community are deeply intertwined. She began her training with the School of Nashville Ballet in 2006 and has remained in Nashville Ballet’s studios since. As a student, Erin honed her craft and developed her versatility by training in various styles of dance such as ballet, modern, jazz, and character. Over the years she has climbed Nashville Ballet’s ranks and is now a company dancer. Having had the pleasure to work with many well know choreographers and teachers, she is excited to share her knowledge with Rejoice School of Ballet.
Daniel Rodriguez began dancing through the renowned non-for-profit organization National Dance Institute as a young child. Through his years in that program, he discovered ballet and began his formal ballet training. After finishing his training from Manhattan Youth Ballet and Laguardia High School, he began his professional career at North Carolina Dance Theater II (Now Charlotte Ballet) and joined the main company the next season. Having since danced at The Sarasota Ballet, The Dayton Ballet, The Kansas City Ballet he arrived in Nashville in 2018. His favorite roles include George Balanchine’s Emeralds and The Four Temperaments Paul Vasterling’s Appalachian Spring, and Jiri Bubenicek’s Le Souffle de l`Esprit.
Shabaz Chijoke Ujima is a Nashville native whose formal dance training began at the Nashville School of the Arts and the School of Nashville Ballet. He continued his education at the New World School of the Arts in Miami, FL and began training in the Martha Graham Technique. His professional career spanned over a decade, and during that time Ujima danced with NB2 (Nashville Ballet 2nd company), Dayton Contemporary Dance Company, Cleo Parker Robinson Dance Ensemble, Jeanne Ruddy Dance, and Graham II (Martha Graham Dance Company’s 2nd company) New York, NY. During his career, Ujima worked with many notable choreographers including Donald McKayle, Ronald K. Brown, and Paul Vasterling in addition to performing the works of Alvin Ailey, Martha Graham, Jose Limon, and Anna Sokolow.
As a choreographer, Ujima has created and collaborated with the artists of the Nashville Ballet, Nashville Opera, Nashville School of the Arts, and VSA Tennessee in addition to having musical theater choreographic credits in “Hairspray”, “In the Heights”, “Once on this Island”, “The Wiz”. In 2017, Ujima founded shackled feet DANCE, which is Nashville’s Black Dance company.
Ujima has had the pleasure to teach Graham based modern dance, contemporary, and improvisation at the
South Dayton Dance Theater, North Cincinnati Youth Ballet, Stivers School of the Arts (Dayton, OH), Rejoice School of Ballet,
The ProTrac, DTC/Dancing Through the Curriculum, I.T Creswell Arts Magnet, Franklin School of the Arts, and the Nashville School of the Arts. He is currently a full-time faculty member at Nashville Ballet, a teaching artist with the Global Education Center, and an adjunct dance teacher at Belmont University.
Julie Fenske is a current Senior at Belmont University studying Public Relations and Dance. Originally from the Dallas, Texas area, she grew up training in ballet, tap, jazz, modern, and contemporary dance and attended summer intensives with American Ballet Theatre, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Boston Ballet, and Nashville Ballet, where she danced as a Trainee for 2 years upon graduating high school. While studying at Nashville Ballet, she had the opportunity to perform in Nashville's Nutcracker and the Future Artists Showcase. She is currently a member of the Belmont Dance Company and is excited to share her love of dance with the Rejoice community.
Cora Hedgis began dancing at a young age and trained in ballet, jazz, tap, and modern with several studios and local ballet companies in Wichita, KS. She attended Belmont University where she minored in Dance, performed with the Dance Company, and took supplemental classes at Nashville Ballet. Cora first began teaching pre- and primary ballet at Rejoice in 2011 while she was a student at Belmont, then continued teaching at several studios while pursuing a graduate degree in Atlanta. Cora is thrilled to be back in Nashville and re-connected with Rejoice, teaching primary ballet and tap.
Josie Meiss is a performer, choreographer, and dance educator from Mishawaka, Indiana. After fifteen years of training at Flint’s Dance Studio, Josie continued her studies at Ball State University, where she graduated Summa Cum Laude with a BFA Degree in Dance, Honors College distinction, and a minor in Psychology of Human Development. Post graduation, Josie participated in SALT's Link Festival, Boston Dance Theater's Winter Immersion Projects, as well as RAD Fest and the Indiana Dance Festival, where she performed works choreographed by Ball State professors. After spending a year in Indianapolis as a dancer/choreographer with Crossroads Dance Indy and a dance instructor at Indy Dance Academy, she relocated to the Nashville area in the Fall of 2019. Here, she is a company member with FALL, a local, contemporary aerial dance company. In 2020, she helped produce FALL's only outdoor, socially distant performance Windows and performed alongside Blue Moves in Building Hope. Getting to share her passion for dance with students is one of Josie's greatest joys, and she is grateful to Rejoice for the opportunity to do that.
Patricia Cross is the founder of Rejoice School of Ballet which she directed for the past 21 years, before retiring in July 2021. She is a graduate of Skidmore College with a major in dance. She is certified by American Ballet Theater to teach levels pre-primary through level 5. Before moving to Nashville, Patricia founded Adirondack Dance Theater in Plattsburgh, New York which was sponsored by the State University of New York at Plattsburgh. She also founded and directed Adirondack Ballet Company, a regional ballet company that provided the area with professional level ballet performances by bringing in guest artists from Minnesota Dance Theater and Berkshire Ballet. As her first love is teaching ballet, Patricia is thrilled to be teaching a few classes at Rejoice School of Ballet again.