Little Studio

★★Jenna Semmler

I reached out via phone and email weeks ago and even tried to stop into the studio to ask a couple questions about classes for my daughter and received no response/nobody present. Very disappointing. Between the reviews and the website description and the location, I was hopeful and excited to enroll my daughter at the studio, but was forced to look elsewhere. I’m not sure how you can advertise enrollment, or maybe I can assume they aren’t taking more students, but a reply at least would have been appropriate.

★★★★★Leah G

My daughter and her two best friends have been dancing with Miss Jessica for 4 years. Miss Jessica is wonderful with kiddos of all ages. She loves Christ and it shows. We love The Little Studio and I can’t wait to watch our trio grow up on stage!

★★★★★Melissa Prelec

We have loved The Little Studio for many years. Miss Jessica taught both my girls since they were 3 years old. She is patient, kind & makes dance fun to learn. Her classes remind me what dance for little ones should be about - fostering a love for movement. She is very nurturing, but she also helps them spread their wings & learn how to be more independent. She gives her dancers the encouragement and confidence to step out & shine! We love Miss Jessica & her Little Studio.

★★★★★Julia Russell

I grew up in this studio from age 5 until 18. The kindness, compassion, and unwavering support shown to me by Miss Jessica and staff throughout those years shaped me into the person I am today. I am profoundly grateful for everything I was taught about dance and life from my amazing dance teachers. Today, at 25, I find myself teaching dance in Luxembourg - a dream that would not have been possible without the expertise and dedication of the wonderful team at this little studio.

★Alexandra Clark

I’m absolutely disgusted with The Little Studio after 4 years of loyalty, never missing a single payment for my 5-year-old daughter Lacie’s classes. When Lacie broke her arm, I informed the studio by text on March 31 and email on April 7, and another parent even told them, but they ignored us for over three weeks! When they finally responded on April 23, all they cared about was the $68 tuition—not my little girl’s injury. I texted again to express my frustration, and they didn’t even respond properly—just sent screenshots of the contract, once again showing they don’t care about Lacie’s broken arm. It’s outrageous and shameful that they’re more worried about money than offering a makeup day for Lacie to still be part of the recital, since she was only withdrawn for a medical injury. I paid the invoice because clearly that’s all they care about, not my daughter’s health, and now they can’t even show a shred of compassion—just a contract? That’s beyond sickening. As a children’s dance studio, they should be ashamed for not giving a damn about the well-being of a 5-year-old who’s been through so much. Lacie hasn’t danced for 3.5 weeks, and with the recital coming up, this has been heartbreaking and devastating for her. Because of their pathetic lack of compassion for a child breaking an arm, we’re done—we won’t be coming back as clients. They need to get their priorities straight and actually care about their students instead of just money.