Ms. Cam's Studio sets summer session

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June 23, 2009

Anonymous The Crossville Chronicle Tue Jun 23, 2009, 06:02 PM CDT

Ms. Cam's Dance and Tumbling Studio's summer session is five days of fun classes for all ages. The session is set for July 6-10.

"This week provides current students an opportunity to enhance their training and new students an opportunity to experience our studio," explained studio director Cameron Hill. "This is our 11th year and this week always proves to be a fun time for our students and staff. Our performance recital in May created so much interest and excitement that we anticipate a vibrant session with valuable training and lots of fun!"

The session will include classes in creative movement, ballet, tap, jazz, modern and tumbling for all ages. ln addition, there will be "Mommy or Daddy and Me!" classes for little ones age 20 months to three years and a parent. Also, the ever popular "Zumba" cardio class with salsa dance steps for teens and adults will be offered.

Ms. Cam's program offers strong technical training in a nurturing environment which embraces an element of fun. Hill and her staff of five are dedicated to the development of the entire child--physically, mentally and emotionally. They all strive to offer a rewarding experience for the student and the family.

The studio is located at 56 South Main St., in downtown Crossville. Hill's building offers three dance studios on each of the three floors, a lobby, a snack area and a retail dance shop. In addition, the studio offers an "open door policy," in which

parents are welcome to stay and view all classes.

For more information about enrolling for the summer session, registering for the fall or being placed on the email or mailing list, contact Hill at 484-8380.

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