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Every Student Deserves a Stage

Top That Performing Arts partners with Inland Empire-area charter schools to turn enrichment funding into real growth by building confident, capable students through dance, movement, and performance. Where academics build the mind, Top That believes dance and performance help build the person.

From recreational ballet and hip hop to musical theater and acrobatics, Top Hat Performing Arts offers classes for students of every age and interest. New students are invited to try a free trial week — take any and all classes to find the perfect fit before you commit. Register today or reach out to learn more!

Ms. Maddie stretching with students at Top That Performing Arts in Riverside.

1. Reach out for a list of approved vendors.

2. Try any of our classes free for one week.

Available to new students only.

3. Enroll in Top That through your charter school.

4. Let us know you’ve submitted your request, and let the fun begin!

Confidence that carries into the classroom

Standing in front of an audience — or a mirror — teaches kids to trust their own voice and personality. That confidence doesn’t stay in the studio; it walks straight into classroom presentations, group projects, and everyday social situations.

Physical fitness kids actually look forward to

Dance is exercise disguised as joy. Students build strength, coordination, flexibility, and stamina without ever feeling like it’s “PE.” For K-12 learners who need movement built into their day, this is fitness that sticks.

Collaboration and follow-through

Every class is a lesson in working with others — sharing the stage, supporting classmates, taking direction, and showing up prepared. Students learn what it means to be a reliable teammate and see a project through from first rehearsal to final bow.

Public speaking without the podium

Performing in front of a crowd is one of the most effective ways to acclimate kids to the fear of public speaking. By the time they’re asked to present in a classroom or interview for a job, they’ve already done the harder thing — performed live.