Happy Monday Teachers! I hope you had a great weekend. :) This is what’s on my mind right now... The last few years pulled me out of the studio a bit. Life — and my family — needed me in other places. But now, I’m feeling it. The pull to get back in the room. To be in it again. Fully present. Fully hands-on. Not rushing. Just returning. Steady and clear. That’s where I’m heading overall. And I'm mulling it over and planning my next steps... But right now, it’s Monday. So let’s set the tone for the week ahead, shall we? :) 👉 What’s your intention for this week? Big or small. Technical or mindset-based. Pick it. Name it. Share it below. 💬 And then — reply to the person above you. Encourage them. Cheer them on. We’re better when we build together. _______________________________________________________________________ 📅 Coming Up: We have revamped and up levelled the "Acro Foundations Framework" course and we kick things off this Friday! It’s part of the VIP experience here inside Acro Dance School — so when you join, you get: ✅ Full access to the Acro Foundations Framework course ✅ Weekly "Foundation Friday" open Q & A calls ✅ PLUS everything else inside Acro Dance School Come and join us - this is where the magic happens and you get the real help that you need. You can sign up on the Plans page here: 👉 https://www.skool.com/acrodanceschool/plans

Remember Monday? You picked a focus. You made a plan. You had a vibe. So… how’s that going? Back in the studio — feeling sharp? Or still staring at your calendar wondering what day it is? :) Is your focus still holding strong, or did the week hijack it? This isn’t a performance. No need to sound wise or impressive. Just check in with what’s actually happening... and working. "Drop one honest thing you’ve noticed - in your teaching, your students, or your own brain this week." We’re listening. And don't forget to support another member who's sharing - it's always nice to know that others are listening too:) ___________________________________________________________________________ 📣 What’s coming up: The Aerials Done Right student course kicks off this Friday inside the Acro Dancer Skool group. Send your students in — or watch it unfold from the sidelines. Better Aerials incoming!

Welcome to Acro Dance School — the home for Acro Dance educators worldwide. This is a community-first space created for teachers who care deeply about their craft, about teaching with integrity, and about growing together. Acro Dance School exists to support Acro Dance teachers — many of whom have worked without a shared professional community — in becoming confident, connected educators who teach with clarity, structure, and intention. This is not just a place to access programs. It's a place to belong — and to grow. 🌍 What you’ll find here: • A global community of Acro Dance teachers • Conversations around teaching, safety, structure, and student progress • A space to ask real questions and share real experiences • Resources, programs, and courses all in one place 🤍 How this community supports your growth: This community thrives on participation. Here, you don’t have to figure things out on your own. Ask questions. Share what’s working in your classes. Celebrate wins. Work through challenges together. Learn from educators who value foundations, safety, and long-term progress. You don’t need to have everything figured out to belong here - that’s what this space is for. 👋 Start here Introduce yourself in the comments below in this thread: • Where are you teaching from? • How long have you been teaching Acro Dance? We’re so glad you’re here. Melissa Klassen - President The ADTA

Ok, we’ve got members rolling into Acro Dance School of all levels, ages, and stages — and I want to know: - Where do your strengths lie as an Acro teacher? - Where do you really shine? - What’s your zone of genius — doesn’t matter if you’re brand new or been teaching for 20 years… I want to know which “zone” you feel most at home in. 🗳️ Vote below — and if you’re really feeling brave, share your specifics in the comments! (Your superpower might just be someone else’s missing piece.)