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New Steps Dance & Fitness Center Sunshine Stars

New Steps Dance & Fitness Center

Glastonbury, Connecticut - Hartford County

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31 Concord Street, Glastonbury, CT 06033

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Provider overview

New Steps Dance & Fitness Center in Glastonbury runs Sunshine Stars, an adaptive dance class for students ages 4 and up with Down syndrome, autism, and other developmental disabilities.

New Steps Dance & Fitness Center is a Glastonbury dance studio offering the Sunshine Stars adaptive dance class for children with developmental disabilities.

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Ages
Students ages 4 and up with Down syndrome, autism, and other developmental disabilities
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New Steps Dance & Fitness Center

31 Concord Street, Glastonbury, CT 06033

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Sunshine Stars adaptive dance class

Adaptive dance for children with developmental disabilities, movement and rhythm basics, trained volunteers, class times, and registration.

Ages
Students ages 4 and up with Down syndrome, autism, and other developmental disabilities
Season
Confirm the current class session schedule
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Contact New Steps Dance & Fitness Center for current Sunshine Stars class days, times, and registration.
Cost
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New Steps Dance & Fitness Center in Glastonbury offers Sunshine Stars, a class tailored for students ages 4 and up with Down syndrome, autism, and other developmental disabilities, teaching the basics of movement, rhythm, and dance with volunteers experienced in working with children with special needs.
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Program details we found

Sunshine Stars adaptive dance class

New Steps Dance & Fitness Center in Glastonbury offers Sunshine Stars, a class tailored for students ages 4 and up with Down syndrome, autism, and other developmental disabilities, teaching the basics of movement, rhythm, and dance with volunteers experienced in working with children with special needs.

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Inclusion and support details

What the provider says: The source names Sunshine Stars, Down syndrome, autism, other developmental disabilities, and volunteers and demonstrators experienced with children with special needs across ballet, jazz, tap, and hip hop.

Access notes to confirm: Ask about class size, the volunteer-to-dancer ratio, sensory considerations, whether a parent stays, and how to enroll a new dancer.

What we checked

What we found: New Steps Dance & Fitness Center in Glastonbury offers Sunshine Stars, a class tailored for students ages 4 and up with Down syndrome, autism, and other developmental disabilities, teaching the basics of movement, rhythm, and dance with volunteers experienced in working with children with special needs.

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What to confirm

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  • For sports: what equipment, experience level, classification, practice location, transportation, and caregiver participation should we plan for?
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