Planning your tuition
Utah Fits All: 2026–27.
Odyssey administers Utah Fits All. Its published annual awards are:
- Private-school students: $8,000.
- Home-based students ages 5–11: $4,000.
- Home-based students ages 12–18: $6,000.
Home-based age bands use age on September 1. Mid-year entrants receive prorated awards.
For 2026–27, new-student applications ran April 1–May 1, 2026; returning-student applications ran March 1–May 31, 2026. Funding was issued July 15, 2026.
Before enrolling, ask the studio about payment arrangements and review Odyssey’s current expense rules for your student and class. Odyssey determines expense eligibility; a preliminary eligibility request does not guarantee reimbursement.
Sources checked October 6, 2026. See Odyssey for later program years and updates.
A few good questions
What families ask.
What ages do you teach?
From Parent & Me toddlers through adults, with classes grouped as Little Oaks (2–5), Saplings (6–9), Growing Oaks (10–13), Teens (14–18), and Adults.
Where are you?
Two Santaquin studios: Pole Canyon at 275 W Saddlebrook Dr and Apple Valley.
Can we try a class first?
Text (801) 361-6700 to confirm first-class arrangements and the trial price. You can view classes and register through GoStudioPro.
How do we enroll?
Pick a class on the schedule, create or sign in to your GoStudioPro family account, and register; the first month's tuition is due on the first day of class and then on the 1st of each month (FAQ post).
What should my dancer wear?
Well-fitting athletic clothing that covers the chest, stomach, and midriff, with hair pulled back. Ballet dancers wear pink tights, ballet shoes, and a leotard; boys wear gym shorts or athletic pants, a T-shirt, and black or tan ballet slippers. Hip hop needs clean indoor gym shoes, acro is barefoot, and tap needs tap shoes; the handbook lists every style. · Classes.
What level is my dancer?
Placement is by the instructor. The ladder runs Head Start, Beginning 1 to 3, Intermediate 1 to 3, then Advanced, and a dancer moves up when the skills are solid rather than by age. Dancers 10 and up start with a placement conversation; text us.
Can my dancer take pointe?
At 12 or older with instructor approval, alongside a weekly technique class and after the pointe-shoe test; Pre-Pointe (ages 10–14) comes first.
Do you offer tap?
Tap is part of the program and has a published dress code, but it is not on the Fall 2026 schedule; join the interest list on the tap page and we text you when a section is set.
Can I watch class?
Viewing is at the teacher's discretion, because watching can distract or intimidate dancers; ask first, and know that permission is not always granted.
My child is not potty trained yet — can they start?
Connect with Oakley first at (801) 361-6700. Potty-trained dancers manage the restroom on their own, and we tell you about any accident. · Money.
How much does it cost?
Tuition starts at $28 a month for a 30-minute weekly class and $52 for an hour; registration is $25 per dancer, capped at $40 per family.
When is tuition due, and how do we drop a class?
Tuition is due on the 1st; a $20 late fee applies after the 15th, and an account still unpaid at month end is removed from the roster. To drop, give 30 days' notice by email, text, or in writing; your dancer may keep attending through the notice period.
Do you accept Utah Fits All?
Yes; The Oaks is a qualified Utah Fits All Scholarship provider. Text us before you enroll and we will walk you through paying through the program. · Performances.
When are the shows?
The Christmas Show is Saturday, December 12, 2026, and the Spring Concert is in May; every class performs one piece in each.
Do costumes cost extra?
Yes: two costumes a year, one for each show, billed one month before the show. · Adults.
Do you have adult classes?
Yes: Adult Beginning Ballet and Adult Ballet on Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m., Adult Hip Hop on Mondays at 8:00 p.m., Adult Lyrical on Tuesdays at 8:00 p.m., Dance Workout on Thursdays at 8:00 a.m., Social Dance on Thursdays at 6:45 p.m., and Yoga, whose day and time are set each season; $52 a month for a weekly hour.
Do I need a partner for social dance?
No; singles are welcome, and the class rotates through cha cha, East Coast swing, foxtrot, and waltz.