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    A Dancers Pointe

    3.8 (24 reviews)
    Closed 3:00 pm - 8:30 PM
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Roach in background of picture I took of my daughter while waiting for class
    Sara B.

    I am writing this review after 6 months of attending this studio. We started off with a summer camp and then signed up for the year round class. I should have taken friends' advice as they dropped during summer class but I pushed through because my child seemed to enjoy it and I thought I could look past the issues. This place severely lacks in communication and information distribution. Nothing is properly planned in advance. It is a chaotic, disorganized, and unstructured studio. Parties are announced last minute with no organization or communication. There seems to be a party every other month at least, which is a huge waste of the tuition fee. The studio constantly posts that parents need to be checking all avenues of social media and email so they can piece together information. Streamlining communication by putting all pertinent information in one place would be a more effective route. The information that actually does make its way to the parents' hands has multiple misspellings and incorrect grammar all over the flyer. It is like a word puzzle you must solve to get to the point of the letter. The phone also went unanswered every time I called over the course of 6 months. Social media seems to be the best point of contact. However, in my experience messages are read but they choose not to respond. Another issue here is the clear cockroach infestation. There are dead roaches inside and out of the studio every week. At first, I chalked it up to it being summer in the desert. But multiple times over the 6 months we attended, my daughter would get out of class and let me know there were dead roaches inside the studio as well. This is where the multiple parties take place, on the floor. The rooms in which you are expected to watch your child from are very small. Due to this, there's rarely any place to sit while your kid practices. There is an option to sit outside in the courtyard but when the choice is between literally rubbing arms with someone who is sick and smells, or freezing in 40° weather outside in the elements, I'd rather just find a new studio altogether. Also, please note that blinds are shut a few months into the year to "surprise" the parents at recital. If you would like to make sure your child is safe and you want a view of them at all times, this is not the studio to choose. The final factor in my decision to pull my daughter from this place is the subliminal bullying towards a Kindergartener that should never have taken place. Among other issues, there were a few in the final month of our experience with this place that really stood out. They refused to spell our last name correctly on receipts no matter how many times I corrected it. They spelled my child's first name on the birthday board with only 2 of the original letters. It was so far off I had to go in and ask if they skipped her completely because the name up there was an entirely different one. I brought this up 3 separate times during the month of her birthday (the names get posted on the 1st) and was told it would be fixed. My final attempt was a message through social media during the last week of her birthday month which was read and ignored. To add insult to injury, they immediately posted "Happy Birthday to *another child*" after it showed they had read my message. A big "eff you" if you ask me and confirmed by anyone that hears this story. My child was also left out of the fun extras like adding a paper to the Thanksgiving turkey with what you are thankful for. Her classmates all had theirs up, but she was given one on the day before break so that by the time it was filled out and returned it would be into the next month and not up on the window anymore. It's not like my child missed a class so she should have also gotten this paper when everyone else did. This all came out of nowhere so I'm not sure what happened to make them single my kid out. The girls are not motivated to be the best they can. If kids weren't doing what they should, it wasn't corrected. Possibly because it is a non competition studio and is treated more like a hobby/babysitting than anything serious. Kids are allowed to mess around in class and my child was distracted multiple times per class. I'm not paying $70/month to have my child poked at and physically grabbed by other girls. She just wanted to learn. If you're considering this studio, I highly advise you to look elsewhere. There are so many other nice, clean, kind, caring studios to choose from. My daughter has learned a valuable life lesson from this place: never stay in a toxic environment, go where you are properly valued and treated with respect. There are a lot of elite dance studios in the high desert and a simple tour during operation would be my best advice before committing to one. This was definitely not the place for us. Please do your due diligence before considering placing your child here. Your child, and your mental health, are worth more than the cheap tuition.

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    Such a nice place for your little princess or princess... my daughter takes ballet and tumbling and she loves it! Lots of classes to take from ballet to Polynesian!!

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    Great place for your little ballerinas . Our daughter's have been going here since they were 3 and it's like a second home for them!

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    Thank you Mrs Schneider, we love your girls here at ADP !

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    The best dance studio in the high desert!!!!!

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