2025 Graduating Dancer
Julia
Everyone always says that home isn’t a place, it’s the people who make it. And to me, that’s exactly what dance has become. I started dancing when I was around five years old, and I still remember the little brunette girl named Sophie who invited me to join her studio. Because of her, I found my second family.
Today, I’m incredibly honored to be standing beside her, along with Olivia and Charlotte, as we graduate from dance together. These girls aren’t just teammates, they’re my sisters. Dance has given me friendships that I know will last a lifetime, and I’ll forever hold them close to my heart.
I’m endlessly grateful to Dance District for being more than just a studio, it’s been a second home. The impact this place has had on my life and dance journey is impossible to put into words. If it weren’t for DD, I wouldn’t be dancing with my best friends today. I’ll miss the laughter, the chaos, the endless chatter, and yes, even stealing all of Mr. Ash’s cheese strings.
To the incredible teachers Kate, Becky, Ash, Bailey, Bianca, and Lisa, thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your guidance, love, and support over the years have meant everything to me. You’ve helped shape not only the dancer I’ve become, but the person too.
To my team: you are the funniest, kindest, and most genuine group of girls I’ve ever met. I’ll miss our Tuesdays and Thursdays more than you know, thank you for filling them with memories I’ll never forget.
And to the squad Olivia, Sophie, Charlotte, Sadie, and Emily, I can’t believe we’ve grown up together. Thank you for being my sisters through it all. I love you more than words can say, and I can’t wait to keep growing together, even after this chapter ends.
Home isn’t just a place it’s the people in it. And my Dance District family will always be my home. So thank you, dance, for bringing me the people who mean the most. I love you all. #DDWhattt
2025 Farewell Speeches
2026 Graduating Dancer
Xee A
Dance District very quickly became my second home, and it definitely isn’t just because of the thousands of hours spent there, but because of the people I’ve met along the way. Kate and Becky have truly built a place where everyone is welcomed with open arms and no hesitation.
I want to thank every teacher at Dance District; you have all shaped me into the person I am today and went far beyond dance training by helping me become my best self. The amount of thought that gets put into everything you all do inspires me beyond words and doesn’t go unnoticed.
I especially want to thank my parents for making all of this possible. My Mom, who always supported me in this crazy competition world and pushed me to keep going with dance, my Step-mom, Julia, for being at every competition ready with a hair straightener, makeup brush, and big hug, and my Dad for always showing up, whether it was for a dance-off (which he had no idea what was going on, but still enjoyed every minute), picking me up from dance, and always being my biggest cheerleader.
Dance District’s big sister/little sister program has been the foundation for such amazing memories. Ciara and Melinda, I’m going to miss both of you so much and can’t wait to continue to cheer you two on backstage in the years to come.
Lastly, my amazing team, I’m going to miss everyone so much. I don’t think I’ll ever laugh as much with another group of girls again, and I will forever miss dancing together on this team.
I’m leaving this building with fond memories, too many laughs to count, and a heavy heart. However, like I mentioned, this is my second home, and I know that just because I won’t be a competitive dancer anymore, still, Dance District will always be a place for me to return to and revisit the best three years of my life.
2026 Graduating Dancer
Joey C
I’m struggling to imagine my life without dance. I started dancing when I was just 3 years old, and ever since then, it has been such a huge part of who I am. No matter what was happening in my life, walking into the studio always felt like home. Dance became my escape, my passion, and the place where I felt most like myself.
Three years ago, I honestly thought my dance journey was coming to an end. I was ready to quit because I believed I had lost the passion I once had for it. But instead of walking away, I decided to give dance one last chance and join Dance District. Looking back now, I can confidently say it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. Even though I’ve only been here for three years, these years have changed me more than I could ever explain. Dance District gave me back the love for dance that I thought I had lost. But more importantly, it gave me people who became my second family. From the long rehearsals, competitions, and backstage chaos, to the laughter and memories I’ll carry forever, this studio became so much more than just a place to dance. It became a place where I felt supported, understood, and truly accepted.
To my team, thank you for making these years so unforgettable. Thank you for the laughs, the memories, and for always making the studio feel like somewhere I never wanted to leave. I genuinely cannot imagine my life without all of you, and I’ll forever be grateful that dance brought us together. To my parents, thank you for giving me the gift of dance and for always believing in me, even during the moments when I stopped believing in myself. Thank you for pushing me to keep going when I felt unmotivated and reminding me why I started in the first place. I would not be the person I am today without your love and support. And to my teachers Kate, Bailey, Bianca, Charlotte, Lisa, Ash, and Sanaa — thank you for everything you’ve done for me. Thank you for believing in me, challenging me, and helping me grow into not only a stronger dancer, but a stronger person. You created an environment filled with so much love, encouragement, and passion, and I feel so lucky to have been a part of it.
As hard as it is to say goodbye, I know Dance District will always be a part of me. I’ll forever be grateful for the memories, lessons, and people that will stay in my life forever that came from it. I truly am not ready for this chapter to end, but I will always be grateful that Dance District helped me find my love for dance and myself all over again. Thank you for everything.
2026 Graduating Dancer
Alyssia P
Dance has been such a big part of my life for so long that it doesn’t even feel real that I’m actually saying goodbye. DD isn’t just a studio to me, it’s home to me.
DD is where my dance story really began. I learned so much more than just dancing. I learned how to be strong, how to keep going even when I’m tired, stressed, or feel like giving up. There were so many long nights, early mornings, competitions, and moments where I doubted myself, but somehow I always made it through, and that’s because of DD and my DD Family. DD believed in me even when I didn’t see it in myself, and that’s something I’ll always be grateful for.
To my teachers… thank you will never be enough. You never gave up on me and pushed me so hard, even when I didn’t want to be pushed, but I needed it and better because of it. You believed in me when I couldn’t and knew I was capable of so much more. You never stopped believing in the dancer I could become, and that’s something I’ll carry with me forever and always be grateful for. You made me the dancer I am today and always wanted to be.
To my team and all the DD dancers I’ve shared the stage with… You’re not just teammates, you’re my family. We’ve been through so much together, good and bad, the laughs, the stress, the tears, the wins, the losses… all of it, and I wouldn’t change a thing. You’ve seen every side of me, and I wouldn’t have wanted to do any of this without you. Thank you for the memories, cheering me on and all the love. I’m going to miss you guys more than anything.
And of course, my family. Thank you for always supporting me, driving me everywhere, and always being there for me, no matter what came our way. Everything you’ve done for me has never gone unnoticed. All the sacrifices, the time, you’ve always been there to cheer me on and always believed in me. I wouldn’t be where I am today without you. And to my cousin Chloe, thank you for always being by my side through all of this. Whether it was supporting me, encouraging me, or just being someone I could lean on, you’ve meant so much to me throughout my dance journey.
Dance taught me so much. It taught me how to get back up when things don’t go my way, how to express myself when words can’t, how to believe in myself and how to be confident in who I am.
Even though I’m leaving, I’m never really leaving dance. It’s always gonna be a part of me.
I hate saying goodbye, so I’m just gonna say… thank you. For everything. I’ll never forget this chapter in my life. I got this, Mom!
2026 Graduating Dancer
Alessandra C
Since I was 6, dance has been one of the constants in my life. What started as recreational classes and fun costumes slowly turned into something much bigger. When I moved to Dance District at 13, it quickly became the place where I grew up, found my people, and started to discover who I am.
Through long rehearsals, competitions, and all the little moments in between, dance has taught me more than just technique. It’s taught me discipline, resilience, teamwork, and confidence, and it’s given me friendships and memories that I know I’ll carry with me for the rest of my life. From laughing to cheering each other on backstage, this studio has surrounded me with people who feel like family, and for that, I am endlessly grateful.
To my team, thank you for turning rehearsals into the best memories. You are some of the funniest, kindest, and most genuine people I’ve ever met. I feel so lucky that I got to finish this chapter with all of you.
To Kate and Becky, and all the teachers, thank you for pushing me, supporting me, and believing in me. The lessons you’ve taught me go far beyond the studio, and I know I’ll carry them into whatever comes next.
To my family, there are not enough words. Thank you for everything. You have celebrated my highs, stood by me in the lows, and never stopped encouraging me to keep going. I know how much time and energy it took to support my dance journey, and I am forever grateful.
To my little sister, Alyssa. Having you as my little sister for all the years I’ve been at DD has been one of the biggest highlights of my time here. You are amazing, so kind hearted, and always finding a way to make me laugh. You truly feel like the little sister I never had. I am so proud of the person you are becoming, and I’m so excited to watch you become a big sister next year. Even as my time at the studio comes to an end, I’ll always be cheering you on.
As I say goodbye to this chapter of competitive dance, I am so grateful for everything I have gained, and Dance District will always be a part of my story and a place I think of as home, and I’m so grateful I got to grow up here.
2026 Graduating Dancer
Nicole M
Although I only joined the Dance District family last year, it didn’t take long for me to realize I had become part of something truly special. Over time, walking into the studio started to feel like walking into a second home. Being greeted by the sweetest teachers and owners, then running up the stairs to say hi to my friends, that's just one of many moments I know I’ll miss the most.
I’ll always remember my first drop-in class. I was so nervous because I hadn’t danced in five years. But three of the sweetest girls, Gwen, Emma, and Abby, came up to me, made me feel right at home, and helped me get to know everyone.
To all the friends I’ve made here, thank you. You’ve been some of the kindest, most genuine people I’ve met. The memories, the laughs, and even the tears I feel thinking about saying goodbye will always stay with me. I couldn’t have asked for a better team to graduate with. Words can barely describe how much I appreciate and love you guys.
I want to give a BIG thank you to Becky, Kate, Bianca, Bailey, Lisa, Ash, Charlotte, and Sanaa for everything you’ve put into this studio. The outstanding choreography, the support, and the incredible community you’ve created. It truly means so much.
And of course, thank you to my mom. For everything. For driving me to competitions, sitting through every performance, and for those high-pitched claps I can always hear from the audience. Your support means the world to me.
These past two years have shown me that I’m not ready to leave dance behind. Coming back to it, despite the ups and downs, was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made and has helped me through so many things in life.
Leaving this studio is one of the hardest goodbyes I’ve had to face, but I’ll always be extremely grateful for the moments on stage, my team's cheers backstage, and the memories that will stay with me long after this. 

This community has impacted my life in so many meaningful ways, and I’ll carry that with me as I move into this next stage of my life. I only hope to find communities as supportive and special as this one in the future.
Farewell to my Tuesday/Thursday gang, and one last time.. :(
DD WHAAAT!!
2026 Graduating Dancer
Viviana B
I joined Dance District four years ago, full of nerves and excitement, and was welcomed with open arms. DD has shaped me from an insecure young dancer into the confident performer I am today. Thank you to every teacher and mentor who pushed me, believed in me, and helped grow my love of dance.
Each comp season reminds me why this community is so special. The rehearsals, the jokes, the late‑night laughs, and even the tears bring us closer and make stepping on stage feel unforgettable. These memories will stay with me forever.
To Mila Irvine, my little sister, you’re an incredible dancer with a huge heart. Watching you grow has been such a privilege, and I can’t wait to see what you achieve next. I’m going to miss you.
Ms. Bailey, your choreography always tells a powerful story. Thank you for inspiring me to explore storytelling through movement.
Ms. Kate and Ms. Becky, thank you for taking a chance on me and believing in my potential. You are a huge part of the dancer I’ve become.
DD WHAAAAT!
2026 Graduating Dancer
Emily A
I am so grateful that I came to Dance District this year. This season has been filled with so many unforgettable memories, and I couldn’t be happier to be part of such a welcoming, supportive, and kind environment where I get to do what I love every day.
I want to say a huge thank you to all of my amazing teachers for constantly encouraging and pushing me to grow. I have learned so much from each of you, and your passion and dedication have inspired me in so many ways!
I also want to thank my parents for always supporting me throughout the years, cheering me on, and being there to watch me dance on stage. I truly appreciate everything you do for me.
2026 Graduating Dancer
Grace B
I still can’t believe this chapter of my life is coming to an end. I still remember walking out of my audition at Dance District with this feeling I couldn’t explain. For the first time in a long time, dance truly felt right again. Before DD, I was honestly thinking about quitting dance completely. It almost felt like I had lost my passion for dance, but after that audition, something in me just knew this was where I was meant to be.
And somehow, Dance District became everything I didn’t even know I needed. A place that made me feel safe, supported, and loved. These past two years have given me some of the most meaningful memories and people in my life. I found so much confidence, love, and happiness here. I think the hardest part about leaving DD is realizing you can’t recreate a place like this. You can’t recreate the feeling of walking into these rooms, seeing the people who made every bad day better, or the feeling of being surrounded by people who truly want the best for you.
Thank you to Kate, Becky, Bailey, Bianca, Charlotte, Ash, Lisa, and Sana for believing in me and pushing me to grow into the person and dancer I am today.
I only had two years here, but I will spend the rest of my life being so beyond grateful for them.
2025 Farewell Speeches
2026 farewell speeches
2026 Graduating Dancer
Lucy V
Dance District,
Thank you for being my second home for the past 10 years. You have given me a second family full of relationships that mean so much to me. I never thought this day would come, but here we are, so thank you for being the place I always want to be.
Dance has shaped who I am today, and that is something I am forever grateful for. It taught me teamwork, expression, discipline, respect, and so much more. Dance has given me my best friends, and people that I am so thankful for. It has given me my safe place, and I am so happy to have grown up here.
To the part-time seniors, and all my teams for the past 10 years. Competing alongside you all has given me so many of my favourite memories of dance. I have loved cheering each other on, helping one another with hair and makeup, and trying to communicate across the stage before we go on. I'll always remember these as some of the best moments at dance.
To the teachers, thank you for standing by me for years. Kate, Becky, Ash, Bianca, Bailey, Char, Sanaa, and Lisa, thank you for being the best role models over the years. From the amazing choreo to cooking with Ash during Covid, it’s all meant the world to me and I truly love you all.
Kate and Becky, thank you for creating this family and space that I could feel so comfortable in. You two have given me so much that I am forever thankful for. I can’t imagine my dance journey without the two of you being a part of it.
Bianca, thank you for all of my solos over the years. From my first solo in volume one, to my last one this year. You have continued to push me to be the best version of myself. You being backstage, always there for me before I go on, and the first one there when I come off means so much to me. Getting to help you out this year with the minis has been so much fun. Thank you for everything.
To my parents, thank you for your love and support for the last 14 years of dance. You have both allowed me to do the sport I love and I am so grateful for that. Mum, thank you for driving me to every comp, and being the first to cheer when I step on stage. Thank you for doing my hair and makeup, and putting up with all of my stress and attitude on comp days. It all means so much to me and I can’t imagine competitions and dance without you.
To the big sibling, little sibling program, you have given me the most amazing relationships with other students at the studio. Gwen, Nancy, and Glenn, I have absolutely loved getting to watch you all perform and light up on stage. Supporting you all at competitions has been one of my absolute favourite parts of the comp season. I can’t wait to see what dance has in store for you all in the future. I will be there cheering at comps and recitals for years to come!
I can’t believe this chapter of my life is coming to an end, but dance has given me so much that I will take with me into the future. I can’t wait to leave it all on the stage one last time. Dance District, from the bottom of my heart, thank you for everything.
Love,
Lucy <3
2026 Graduating Dancer
Joey C
I’m struggling to imagine my life without dance. I started dancing when I was just 3 years old, and ever since then, it has been such a huge part of who I am. No matter what was happening in my life, walking into the studio always felt like home. Dance became my escape, my passion, and the place where I felt most like myself.
Three years ago, I honestly thought my dance journey was coming to an end. I was ready to quit because I believed I had lost the passion I once had for it. But instead of walking away, I decided to give dance one last chance and join Dance District. Looking back now, I can confidently say it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. Even though I’ve only been here for three years, these years have changed me more than I could ever explain. Dance District gave me back the love for dance that I thought I had lost. But more importantly, it gave me people who became my second family. From the long rehearsals, competitions, and backstage chaos, to the laughter and memories I’ll carry forever, this studio became so much more than just a place to dance. It became a place where I felt supported, understood, and truly accepted.
To my team, thank you for making these years so unforgettable. Thank you for the laughs, the memories, and for always making the studio feel like somewhere I never wanted to leave. I genuinely cannot imagine my life without all of you, and I’ll forever be grateful that dance brought us together. To my parents, thank you for giving me the gift of dance and for always believing in me, even during the moments when I stopped believing in myself. Thank you for pushing me to keep going when I felt unmotivated and reminding me why I started in the first place. I would not be the person I am today without your love and support. And to my teachers Kate, Bailey, Bianca, Charlotte, Lisa, Ash, and Sanaa — thank you for everything you’ve done for me. Thank you for believing in me, challenging me, and helping me grow into not only a stronger dancer, but a stronger person. You created an environment filled with so much love, encouragement, and passion, and I feel so lucky to have been a part of it.
As hard as it is to say goodbye, I know Dance District will always be a part of me. I’ll forever be grateful for the memories, lessons, and people that will stay in my life forever that came from it. I truly am not ready for this chapter to end, but I will always be grateful that Dance District helped me find my love for dance and myself all over again. Thank you for everything.
2026 Graduating Dancer
Alyssia P
Dance has been such a big part of my life for so long that it doesn’t even feel real that I’m actually saying goodbye. DD isn’t just a studio to me, it’s home to me.
DD is where my dance story really began. I learned so much more than just dancing. I learned how to be strong, how to keep going even when I’m tired, stressed, or feel like giving up. There were so many long nights, early mornings, competitions, and moments where I doubted myself, but somehow I always made it through, and that’s because of DD and my DD Family. DD believed in me even when I didn’t see it in myself, and that’s something I’ll always be grateful for.
To my teachers… thank you will never be enough. You never gave up on me and pushed me so hard, even when I didn’t want to be pushed, but I needed it and better because of it. You believed in me when I couldn’t and knew I was capable of so much more. You never stopped believing in the dancer I could become, and that’s something I’ll carry with me forever and always be grateful for. You made me the dancer I am today and always wanted to be.
To my team and all the DD dancers I’ve shared the stage with… You’re not just teammates, you’re my family. We’ve been through so much together, good and bad, the laughs, the stress, the tears, the wins, the losses… all of it, and I wouldn’t change a thing. You’ve seen every side of me, and I wouldn’t have wanted to do any of this without you. Thank you for the memories, cheering me on and all the love. I’m going to miss you guys more than anything.
And of course, my family. Thank you for always supporting me, driving me everywhere, and always being there for me, no matter what came our way. Everything you’ve done for me has never gone unnoticed. All the sacrifices, the time, you’ve always been there to cheer me on and always believed in me. I wouldn’t be where I am today without you. And to my cousin Chloe, thank you for always being by my side through all of this. Whether it was supporting me, encouraging me, or just being someone I could lean on, you’ve meant so much to me throughout my dance journey.
Dance taught me so much. It taught me how to get back up when things don’t go my way, how to express myself when words can’t, how to believe in myself and how to be confident in who I am.
Even though I’m leaving, I’m never really leaving dance. It’s always gonna be a part of me.
I hate saying goodbye, so I’m just gonna say… thank you. For everything. I’ll never forget this chapter in my life. I got this, Mom!
2026 Graduating Dancer
Alessandra C
Since I was 6, dance has been one of the constants in my life. What started as recreational classes and fun costumes slowly turned into something much bigger. When I moved to Dance District at 13, it quickly became the place where I grew up, found my people, and started to discover who I am.
Through long rehearsals, competitions, and all the little moments in between, dance has taught me more than just technique. It’s taught me discipline, resilience, teamwork, and confidence, and it’s given me friendships and memories that I know I’ll carry with me for the rest of my life. From laughing to cheering each other on backstage, this studio has surrounded me with people who feel like family, and for that, I am endlessly grateful.
To my team, thank you for turning rehearsals into the best memories. You are some of the funniest, kindest, and most genuine people I’ve ever met. I feel so lucky that I got to finish this chapter with all of you.
To Kate and Becky, and all the teachers, thank you for pushing me, supporting me, and believing in me. The lessons you’ve taught me go far beyond the studio, and I know I’ll carry them into whatever comes next.
To my family, there are not enough words. Thank you for everything. You have celebrated my highs, stood by me in the lows, and never stopped encouraging me to keep going. I know how much time and energy it took to support my dance journey, and I am forever grateful.
To my little sister, Alyssa. Having you as my little sister for all the years I’ve been at DD has been one of the biggest highlights of my time here. You are amazing, so kind hearted, and always finding a way to make me laugh. You truly feel like the little sister I never had. I am so proud of the person you are becoming, and I’m so excited to watch you become a big sister next year. Even as my time at the studio comes to an end, I’ll always be cheering you on.
As I say goodbye to this chapter of competitive dance, I am so grateful for everything I have gained, and Dance District will always be a part of my story and a place I think of as home, and I’m so grateful I got to grow up here.
2026 Graduating Dancer
Nicole M
Although I only joined the Dance District family last year, it didn’t take long for me to realize I had become part of something truly special. Over time, walking into the studio started to feel like walking into a second home. Being greeted by the sweetest teachers and owners, then running up the stairs to say hi to my friends, that's just one of many moments I know I’ll miss the most.
I’ll always remember my first drop-in class. I was so nervous because I hadn’t danced in five years. But three of the sweetest girls, Gwen, Emma, and Abby, came up to me, made me feel right at home, and helped me get to know everyone.
To all the friends I’ve made here, thank you. You’ve been some of the kindest, most genuine people I’ve met. The memories, the laughs, and even the tears I feel thinking about saying goodbye will always stay with me. I couldn’t have asked for a better team to graduate with. Words can barely describe how much I appreciate and love you guys.
I want to give a BIG thank you to Becky, Kate, Bianca, Bailey, Lisa, Ash, Charlotte, and Sanaa for everything you’ve put into this studio. The outstanding choreography, the support, and the incredible community you’ve created. It truly means so much.
And of course, thank you to my mom. For everything. For driving me to competitions, sitting through every performance, and for those high-pitched claps I can always hear from the audience. Your support means the world to me.
These past two years have shown me that I’m not ready to leave dance behind. Coming back to it, despite the ups and downs, was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made and has helped me through so many things in life.
Leaving this studio is one of the hardest goodbyes I’ve had to face, but I’ll always be extremely grateful for the moments on stage, my team's cheers backstage, and the memories that will stay with me long after this. 

This community has impacted my life in so many meaningful ways, and I’ll carry that with me as I move into this next stage of my life. I only hope to find communities as supportive and special as this one in the future.
Farewell to my Tuesday/Thursday gang, and one last time.. :(
DD WHAAAT!!
2026 Graduating Dancer
Viviana B
I joined Dance District four years ago, full of nerves and excitement, and was welcomed with open arms. DD has shaped me from an insecure young dancer into the confident performer I am today. Thank you to every teacher and mentor who pushed me, believed in me, and helped grow my love of dance.
Each comp season reminds me why this community is so special. The rehearsals, the jokes, the late‑night laughs, and even the tears bring us closer and make stepping on stage feel unforgettable. These memories will stay with me forever.
To Mila Irvine, my little sister, you’re an incredible dancer with a huge heart. Watching you grow has been such a privilege, and I can’t wait to see what you achieve next. I’m going to miss you.
Ms. Bailey, your choreography always tells a powerful story. Thank you for inspiring me to explore storytelling through movement.
Ms. Kate and Ms. Becky, thank you for taking a chance on me and believing in my potential. You are a huge part of the dancer I’ve become.
DD WHAAAAT!
2026 Graduating Dancer
Emily A
I am so grateful that I came to Dance District this year. This season has been filled with so many unforgettable memories, and I couldn’t be happier to be part of such a welcoming, supportive, and kind environment where I get to do what I love every day.
I want to say a huge thank you to all of my amazing teachers for constantly encouraging and pushing me to grow. I have learned so much from each of you, and your passion and dedication have inspired me in so many ways!
I also want to thank my parents for always supporting me throughout the years, cheering me on, and being there to watch me dance on stage. I truly appreciate everything you do for me.
2026 Graduating Dancer
Grace B
I still can’t believe this chapter of my life is coming to an end. I still remember walking out of my audition at Dance District with this feeling I couldn’t explain. For the first time in a long time, dance truly felt right again. Before DD, I was honestly thinking about quitting dance completely. It almost felt like I had lost my passion for dance, but after that audition, something in me just knew this was where I was meant to be.
And somehow, Dance District became everything I didn’t even know I needed. A place that made me feel safe, supported, and loved. These past two years have given me some of the most meaningful memories and people in my life. I found so much confidence, love, and happiness here. I think the hardest part about leaving DD is realizing you can’t recreate a place like this. You can’t recreate the feeling of walking into these rooms, seeing the people who made every bad day better, or the feeling of being surrounded by people who truly want the best for you.
Thank you to Kate, Becky, Bailey, Bianca, Charlotte, Ash, Lisa, and Sana for believing in me and pushing me to grow into the person and dancer I am today.
I only had two years here, but I will spend the rest of my life being so beyond grateful for them.