Zoja Dance Studio

How a guy in Atlanta can judge a studio is beyond me. It is a bit unorganized but the children do really learn to dance. The instructors really care about the children and the performances are wonderful. Much better than that of Mirror Image

Zoja Dance Studio is the most unorganized business I have ever experienced in my life. They never answer the phone because the «phone is broken» you would imagine that a place that services children mostly under the age of 10 would fix that issue for emergency situations.
The studio is usually run by high schoolers (not that there’s anything wrong with that) not by choice but because the owner of the studio fails to show up and fails to give her young instructors any notice that she isn’t going to show, which leaves disgruntled teenagers who complain about not knowing what to do or what is going on when asked simple questions on the business.
You can never get a straight answer about the policies, schedules, or prices on the classes. The classes NEVER start on time and when they do the instructors usually care more about practicing their dance moves instead of paying attention to the children in their class.
To sum it up if you want to pay money to have your children run around a room for a half an hour or more without learning anything this is the place for you. I rather take my kids to chuck e cheese and have them do that for free!