ODC School Youth & Teen Program
Located in San Francisco's Mission District at the ODC Campus, ODC School Youth & Teen program is a creative hub for students ages 2 - 18 to learn dance and movement techniques; engage in performance opportunities, and community activities. Registration is open for all Youth & Teen programs. We are accepting students where space is available. Please submit a Youth & Teen Program Info/Enrollment Form so we can help you get started with communication and registration. ODC Youth & Teen 2023/2024 Brochure.
Scholarship Opportunities Available: APPLY HERE
Para obtener información acerca del programa de niños y jóvenes de la escuela ODC, incluyendo información sobre solicitudes de becas, por favor envíe un mensaje a registration@odc.dance
Text the Youth & Teen Program or request a callback: 707-653-5541
Youth & Teen Summer Program
Sign up for the Youth & Teen Summer Program. Registration opens December 1, 2023.
Enrollment continues for available classes after the start of each session.
About the School
Welcome to the ODC Dance Commons!
200 Classes a Week. 365 Days a Year. All Ages. All Levels. All Welcome.
ODC School is dedicated to inclusion and to promoting the artistic lifecycle of a dancer through creative and technical training that develops artistic capacity, enthusiasm, and engagement.
ODC is ADA Accessible
ODC Theater is ADA Accessible. For all ODC/Dance and ODC Theater presented performances, ASL is provided for shows with performed text for at least one performance during the show run. Additional wheelchair seating is provided for select shows. Captioning is provided for all Digital Encores. ODC Theater restrooms are All-Gender and All-Gender restrooms are located upstairs, outside of Studio B in ODC Dance Commons. Please see individual event pages for more information. Questions? Please contact the ODC Box Office at boxoffice@odc.dance.
Land Acknowledgement
ODC is on the ancestral lands of the Ramaytush People in Yelamu. We pay respects to elders past and present, who are still here and part of our community. We recognize that regenerative land management is not new, but is a continuation of practices from Native cultures and from our own ancestors. It is our responsibility to steward the land with care, as our elders did before us.