A Distance Learning tool and Supplemental P.E. Program For Schools, Homeschool, and Independent learning. We combine creative expression and Social Emotional Learning to help build healthy, happy people!
Teachers and Homeschool parents can implement this program as the physical activity component of their educational curricula. The techniques taught in the program are fun, age-appropriate and engaging. The children will identify with what they learn because every lesson features socially relevant content that they want to learn.
The program will bolster student involvement in their school's culture by providing choreographed, current, culturally-relevant dance steps and routines that the students can learn and perform at school events. Experience has shown that these types of performances build confidence and grow student and parent involvement.
This off the shelf curriculum is already available on Canvas or you can leverage the existing Pass-To-Class online platform. Teachers can immediately and easily integrate the program into their existing Google Classroom and Zoom sessions.
The Pass To Class online program also meets California state standards for PE and Visual And Performing Arts (VAPA). Pass to Class is also SAFE AND COMMERCIAL-FREE.
The Pass to Class online program is a well-rounded tool to connect with students in a culturally relevant way, while also giving them key tools to understand and express their own emotions.
This plug-and-play program provides off the shelf culturally relevant distance learning curriculum with programs that have proven to inspire students and improve their behavior. What starts with dance quickly becomes a way to help teachers engage students in all subjects, with fun activities, brain breaks and confidence builders.
- “This innovative program gives kids a positive connection to school and a sense of self respect.” – Andrea Egan, Principal, Sacramento City USD
- “I didn’t know how to express myself. Dance gave me the tools to express myself so I can let go and feel everything and release. Dance is my outlet. It changes the game.” - Keke, middle school student.
“Miss Tee has selflessly recorded videos, generated resources and materials, and provided all of that for continuing education in a digital format for students in my school district in Greensboro, NC. While this, in and of itself, is an amazing provision, it is important for you to know the number of children and staff members who now have access to these incredible resources. My district is comprised of 73,000 students and over 5,000 staff members. Our digital learning in Guilford County Schools is occurring on the Canvas platform where Miss Tee’s resources live. She has, without a doubt, provided opportunities to change lives well beyond the City of Sacramento and the State of California.”
“The platform, content and delivery method has given us a tool that engages students in distance learning. This fun creative and health outlet not only exercises their body and mind, it also helps their social emotional wellbeing. We look forward to continuing to expand the use of the platform in our distance learning plan.”
“This program has been wildly popular and engages students from all backgrounds. She empowers students, helping them feel a positive connection to school and a sense of self respect for themselves. She has found an outlet for them to be active, healthy, and engaged with students from diverse backgrounds. Students involved in the program have become positive members of our community. This is the type of innovative program I’m looking for to keep my students engaged and help them persevere through these difficult times.”
“Whatever it is, during these unfortunate and unpredictable times, we find ourselves without teachers in our juvenile halls. This program has helped our probation department with interesting and exciting activities for the young people. This helps round out the triangle of support for students in a very challenging situation.he way you tell your story online can make all the difference.”
Now you can have a movement and motivational session in your classroom, gym, multi-purpose room, even outside!
• Unlimited access to Dance Classes, Brain Breaks, and Character Building Tools.
• YOU determine your growth path and pace.
• New classes added every week.
• Accessible and easy content to engage students of all ages and skill levels.
• Clean moves. Clean music - NO Parental Advisory Warnings!
• Teaching Aids to motivate you and your students.
• Customer Support.
• Chat with educators, parents, and other movers and shakers in our online community.
• Connect, learn, grow, and strategize for success!
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Teacher & 1 Class
School and District Licensing
NO CONTRACTS. NO COMMITMENTS. CANCEL ANYTIME
Tamaira "Miss Tee" Sandifer is a 30-year dance education expert specializing in pulling the best out of youth. She has developed some of Hollywood’s most sought after young dancers including THE 2016 winner of ‘So You Think You Can Dance’, 2018 World of Dance stars, members of the Jabbawockeez, and more. Her graduates currently travel the world with artists and celebrities that include: Justin Beiber, Jennifer Lopez, Selena Gomez, Rihanna, Chris Brown, Usher, Beyonce, Bruno Mars, Ellen & More. You’ll see her graduates on the stages of MTV Music Awards, Nick Choice Awards, BET Awards & more. But to her, some of the biggest successes of her program have come from students who finished high school and went on to become college graduates.
As CEO and founder of Studio T Arts & Entertainment, PassToClass.com, California’s Day of Dance, Side Hustle Academy, LVL Up and @SweetTeeTime, Miss Tee’s heartbeat is to champion the development of every child, build confidence and character as well as develop a conquering spirit that believes anything in possible.
Sandifer’s success in building this organization is the direct result of her own struggles and triumphs growing up in Richmond to a single mom raising five siblings. Early in her career as a teaching artist she consistently saw disinterested kids suddenly electrified by the prospect of learning a new move. Her studio in Sacramento now offers local students much more than dance lessons; at Studio T, young people from all backgrounds become skilled professionals in performance and stage crew, graphic and costume design, photography and videography, and of course, choreography. Sandifer’s “whole person” approach addresses every young person’s needs so they can heal, connect, and flourish as key participants in the creative marketplace. Her influence on the creative economy is not only evident in the work that she is doing today, but will have a lasting impact through the many lives she's changed on her life mission.
She serves over 192,000 youth and 7,800 educators in school districts throughout Northern California and across the country every year through educational partnerships & enrichment programs related to physical as well as mental & emotional health. Her passionate advocacy for the arts has taken her to the State Capitol where she partners with local and national civic leaders to bring arts-inspired, socially and culturally relevant incentives to the academic day.
