Gymnastics
Gymnastics gives your child the opportunity to experience fun and valuable activities on the Vault, Balance Beam, Uneven Bars, and Tumbling, providing a foundation for success. [Note: make the phrase “foundation for success”
Learn MoreGymnastics gives your child the opportunity to experience fun and valuable activities on the Vault, Balance Beam, Uneven Bars, and Tumbling, providing a foundation for success. [Note: make the phrase “foundation for success”
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Learn MoreTrial classes are not offered at Arising Stars. It’s our belief that a child isn’t able to fully experience all the activities and benefits in just one class. In addition, allowing a new student into a class on a one-time basis takes time and attention away from the students enrolled in the class. We recommend signing your child up for the minimum of 4 weeks to allow your child to get the full opportunity to experience the benefits of a class. Parents are always welcome to come view a class prior to enrolling.
No, Arising Stars does not require a yearly registration fee for our recreational classes.
Arising Stars has open enrollment all year round.
As soon as your child is registered online with payment, your child can attend their first class. Classes are purchased in consecutive weeks, starting from the first class your child attends (excluding holidays when the gym is closed). In other words, if you purchase 4 weeks of classes, you are paying for 4 consecutive weeks.
There is no opportunity to make up or carry over missed classes. Arising Stars believes in consistency to ensure the progression of the student. Allowing students to make up in other classes with other instructors causes disruption in class sizes and confuses teaching methods. To ensure the best opportunity for your child’s success, consistency is important.