Kellie Greer is a passionate and accomplished dancer, teacher, and choreographer with a deep-rooted love for the art of dance. Having grown up at the prestigious Carter School of Dance, Kellie honed her skills and developed a strong foundation in the Cecchetti method, mastering student Grades I-VI.

Dedicated to continuous learning and growth, Kellie ventured to Cleveland, Ohio to further her studies with the esteemed Cecchetti Council of America. She also pursued her training at SUNY in Buffalo, NY, attending the Dance Masters of America Teacher Training School. These experiences have equipped her with a wealth of knowledge and expertise in various dance forms.

As a testament to her exceptional abilities, Kellie is proudly affiliated with the Cecchetti Council of America and Dance Masters of America Chapter 17. These esteemed organizations recognize her commitment to excellence and her contribution to the dance community.

Kellie’s choreography has garnered national recognition, capturing the attention of audiences and fellow dancers alike. Her passion for teaching is evident through her remarkable students, some of whom have gone on to pursue dance careers in prominent cities like Los Angeles, Boston, and New York.

In her quest for personal and professional growth, Kellie has successfully completed her Teachers Cecchetti Exams I-IV and is currently focused on conquering Grade V. Her dedication to mastering her craft is unwavering, and she constantly strives to expand her knowledge and skills.

As an accomplished instructor, Kellie imparts her expertise in ballet, tap, jazz, pointe, and Cecchetti. Her commitment to nurturing young talents and guiding them towards their full potential is truly inspiring. Serving as the artistic director for the full dance program, Kellie brings her artistic vision and leadership abilities to shape a dynamic and innovative dance curriculum.

Kellie Greer is a true embodiment of grace, talent, and dedication. With her unwavering commitment to the art of dance, she continues to inspire and shape the next generation of dancers, leaving an indelible mark on the dance.