The Chance to Dance provides free classes for students of all abilities physical, intellectual, and developmental so they can experience the joy of movement.
Classes include a variety of adaptable activities: circle time, dances featuring colorful scarves, drawing, and other movement-focused, creative activities.
The nonprofit was started by Sarah Mead '29, who is committed to sharing her love of dance with children who have movement challenges.
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