The safety and well-being of our Providence Ballet students and community are of the utmost importance to us. We are closely monitoring the ever-evolving COVID-19 developments and are following the advice of the state and Center for Disease Control (CDC). Please take the time to review these new guidelines as we venture into re-opening the studio.


​Classes 
  • Starting March 28, 2022 masks will be optional. Everyone may wear a mask based on personal preference, informed by personal level of risk. People with flu like symptoms or a positive COVID-19 test should not attend classes.
  • Anyone exposed to someone with COVID-19 should wear a mask.​
  • All in-person classes will need to be pre-registered and pre-paid for before each 7-week session begins to be confirmed in the class. 

Arrival & Departure
  • You must wait outside until a Providence Ballet faculty member meets you at the door. All students must be dropped off at the door as the waiting rooms will be closed to families and guardians at this time. 

Facility 
  • Both Providence Ballet locations are equipped with air purifiers with Medical grade filtration - H13 true HEPA air filters. MERV 13 air filters have been installed in the HVAC unit in the East Greenwich studio. In Providence, as long as the weather permits, we will be leaving all doors and windows open and fans on as to create the best air exchange as possible.
  • Hand sanitizer is  available at both locations and is required upon entry. Ballet barres will be sanitized after every class.
  • Dance floors and restrooms will be cleaned regularly. 

Restrooms & Dressing Rooms 
  • Please arrive ready for class. ​

Illness
  • Students should only come to the studio if feeling completely well with no symptoms of illness. Students showing any signs of illness will be sent home.
  • If a student is quarantined from school due to a COVID-19 exposure, they must also quarantine from Providence Ballet for the same time period.