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Dance is an art form through which movement communicates meaning and understanding through the mastery of physical skills. There is evidence that dance may enhance cognitive processes and healthy development. Columbus City Schools dance programs engage students at: Duxberry Park Alternative Elementary School, Indianola Informal K-8, Arts Impact Middle School, Fort Hayes Career Center, and Fort Hayes Arts and Academic High School.
Ft. Hayes Dance Ensemble
Dance News
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West African ceremony to send Fort Hayes student into adulthood!
Click on the above link to read about the awesome Ft. Hayes Student!Growing in-school dance program Momentum keeps kids moving
Article in the Columbus Dispatch regarding the Momentum Dance program where 4th graders participate in a program at various elementary s in Columbus City schools.
