Weehawken Dance: FALL Semester 2025
📅 THE SCHULE IS OUT!
Registration begins JULY 1ST
Classes begin AUGUST 25
Curious about what’s in store this fall? Click the pages below to find class schedules, tuition info, and all the fun performance details for each level!
At Weehawken Dance, we offer a joyful, inclusive, and high-quality dance experience for students of all ages and abilities. Our youth dance program runs in three sessions each year: Summer, Fall, and Winter/Spring.
Dancers in level 3 and above enroll in the fall, with registration carrying them through the full school year—including the winter/spring session. Dancers in levels below 2/3 enroll on a semester-by-semester basis.
Our students perform in major productions at the end of each semester, with six fully produced shows held at the Montrose Pavilion each season. Dancers are split cast to ensure performance opportunities are both meaningful and age-appropriate.
This year, we’re proud to present The Polar Express in the winter and Cinderella in the spring!
From ballet and jazz to hip hop, aerial, and creative movement, our classes are designed to support not only technical growth, but also creativity, confidence, and community connection. Whether your child is dancing for fun, fitness, or future goals, they’ll find a place to shine at Weehawken.
Tajiana Rueschhoff’s dance journey began at the age of 5 when she first stepped into a small ballet school in Mississippi, sparking a passion that would endure a lifetime. Growing up in Ouray, Colorado, she continued to nurture her love for dance with Weehawken, honing her skills over the years. Travel played a pivotal role in her development, allowing her to train under diverse instructors and immerse herself in various dance styles. Summers were often spent in intensive training at the Kansas City Ballet, further shaping her dedication to dance. Tajiana pursued her passion with pre-professional training at the Northwest Florida Ballet. Now, back in Ouray, she is pursuing an undergraduate degree in Geology at the University of Florida while eagerly embracing the opportunity to share her profound love for dance through teaching.
