Personal Narrative: Varsity Dance School Of Dance

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I have been dancing since the age of 4. I have been on my high school's varsity dance team in which I got to compete at the WACPC State Dance Championships and have won numerous awards. Currently, I take classes at the Eau Claire School of Dance. Throughout my dance career, I have studied Hip-Hop, Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Pom and Pointe. This past summer I received an All-American Dancer. Because of this I got the opportunity to dance for the Varsity Spirit Spectacular Parade at Disney World this December.

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