
Rejoice Ballet faculty certified by AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE®
Molly Robinson, a Rejoice faculty member, has successfully completed the ABT® Teacher training Intensive in Pre-Primary through Level 3 of the ABT® National Training Curriculum.
Rejoice School of Ballet is proud to include the AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE® National Training Curriculum, a breakthrough 9-level program that combines high quality artistic training with the basics of dancer health and child development.
The ABT® National Training Curriculum consists of a comprehensive set of age-appropriate, outcome-based guidelines to provide the highest quality ballet training to dance students of all ages and skill levels.
To become an ABT® Certified Teacher, candidates must complete intensive training in the ABT® National Training Curriculum and successfully pass comprehensive examination(s). ABT® Certified teachers are permitted to teach the ABT® National Training Curriculum only to the levels in which they have successfully completed the training intensive and required examination.
Patricia Cross, who founded Rejoice 18 years ago, wants Rejoice students to receive the best training available and is thrilled to offer our youngest dancers classes taught by an ABT® Certified Teacher.
"I love the ABT Curriculum because Raymond Lukens and Franco De Vita have created training that not only teaches precise ballet technique and artistry, but also dancer health," she said. "Molly has been providing excellent instruction to a wide variety of levels of dancers at Rejoice and we know that this training will help her build on her excellent teaching skills."
Ms. Molly teaches dancers of all levels at Rejoice and was awarded a scholarship to attend the ABT® training in New York City in June. She joins three other ABT® Certified Teachers at Rejoice--Patricia Cross, Gerald Watson and Carly Hill.
Rejoice School of Ballet is a non-profit dance school in East Nashville that makes excellent ballet training accessible to students from diverse racial, socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds. Students pay on an income-based sliding scale for between one and 14 hours of dance training weekly.
For more information email office@rejoiceballet.com
Molly Robinson, a Rejoice faculty member, has successfully completed the ABT® Teacher training Intensive in Pre-Primary through Level 3 of the ABT® National Training Curriculum.
Rejoice School of Ballet is proud to include the AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE® National Training Curriculum, a breakthrough 9-level program that combines high quality artistic training with the basics of dancer health and child development.
The ABT® National Training Curriculum consists of a comprehensive set of age-appropriate, outcome-based guidelines to provide the highest quality ballet training to dance students of all ages and skill levels.
To become an ABT® Certified Teacher, candidates must complete intensive training in the ABT® National Training Curriculum and successfully pass comprehensive examination(s). ABT® Certified teachers are permitted to teach the ABT® National Training Curriculum only to the levels in which they have successfully completed the training intensive and required examination.
Patricia Cross, who founded Rejoice 18 years ago, wants Rejoice students to receive the best training available and is thrilled to offer our youngest dancers classes taught by an ABT® Certified Teacher.
"I love the ABT Curriculum because Raymond Lukens and Franco De Vita have created training that not only teaches precise ballet technique and artistry, but also dancer health," she said. "Molly has been providing excellent instruction to a wide variety of levels of dancers at Rejoice and we know that this training will help her build on her excellent teaching skills."
Ms. Molly teaches dancers of all levels at Rejoice and was awarded a scholarship to attend the ABT® training in New York City in June. She joins three other ABT® Certified Teachers at Rejoice--Patricia Cross, Gerald Watson and Carly Hill.
Rejoice School of Ballet is a non-profit dance school in East Nashville that makes excellent ballet training accessible to students from diverse racial, socioeconomic and cultural backgrounds. Students pay on an income-based sliding scale for between one and 14 hours of dance training weekly.
For more information email office@rejoiceballet.com