Folklórico:
​Dancers are taught the vocabulary and history of the dances as well basics of body awareness, alignment, and posture. Students are taught the fundamentals of stretching and dance technique along with basic Folklórico footwork and skirt work that serve as a foundation for this discipline.

Flamenco:
Classes include choreography and technique, use of the body, arms and hands as well as turns and footwork. Classes may include working flamenco props such as abanico (fan) y manton (shawl).

Uniform Policies: 
Black leotard or fitted shirt. Practice skirts  (Folklorico: doble vuelo or Flamenco) in color of dancer’s choice. Black bike shorts, pink tights, leggings, or jazz pants (to be worn under the practice skirt, if not in a leotard). Black, heeled folklorico or flamenco shoes for females, Black heeled folklorico/flamenco boots (botins) for males. (If worn without footed tights, ankle length socks help maintain the integrity of shoes longer.)
Hair worn out of the face and eyes.