October 7, 2008
Dear
Students and Friends,
It
is with mixed emotions that I send this message to let you know that, for a
myriad of personal and professional reasons, I have decided to return to my
former teaching position at the Dancing
Made Easy School
of
Dance in Westminster,
MD. Therefore, I will not be returning to the
Eastern
shore
area
to teach ballroom dance on a weekly basis in 2009.
Although I will miss seeing many of you on a regular basis, I am
excited about returning to teach in Westminster, MD.
The
YMCA in Salisbury, MD, will continue its ballroom dance program in
2009. The details are still being worked out, and I will do my best to keep you informed
as things become more definite. What
we know right now is that beginner ballroom classes will be offered on Monday
evenings starting in January. As
2009 approaches, you can contact the YMCA directly to get more info about
these classes. Plans are also
being made for me to conduct some dance workshops on a monthly basis during
the late winter/early spring of 2009. The
details will be posted on my website once they have been finalized.
I
have thoroughly enjoyed teaching and getting to know each of you over the past
3 years. I want to publicly thank
the Mid-Shore Family YMCA and especially Amy
Sorg
for their unwavering support of my efforts to bring ballroom dancing to the
Eastern
shore
since
September 2005. Most recently,
too, I have enjoyed my association with Rhonda Morgan Schiffer and the Indian
River School District Adult Education Program, and teaching classes in
Selbyville,
DE.
If
you find yourselves on the Western shore visiting Baltimore
or
the surrounding areas, I hope you will consider visiting me at Dancing
Made Easy. My phone number will remain 301-502-4344…..please keep
in touch.
In
the meantime, I hope to see you at our Halloween and holiday dances scheduled
for Friday, October 31, and Saturday, December 13, 2008.
With
much gratitude and appreciation for your support, I wish each of you health,
happiness, and prosperity in the dance of life!
Fondly,
Alice
