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The Millennium Movers Dance Team’s mission is to foster excellence in all forms of dance in a manner that embraces a passion for the art form. The organization strongly believes in making dance accessible to everyone and is organized and operated for the charitable and educational purpose of promoting competitive youth dance.  In addition, a key goal for the Millennium Movers Dance Team is to instill in its dancers an enthusiasm for and desire to have a positive influence within their community through dance.

The Millennium Movers Dance Team strives to nurture the following values in our young dancers through dance education and competition: Integrity, Character, Leadership, Responsibility and Professionalism.

• INTEGRITY: To conduct oneself with honesty, courtesy, and respect.  To express consideration for one’s fellow dancers, educators, parents, staff, and competitors.  To be a person who leads by example and honors commitments.  To be a person who leads by example and honors commitments. To be a person other people can count on.

• CHARACTER: To be a person who represents high levels of personal integrity, leadership and responsibility for oneself and others. A person who has the courage and willingness to face issues and concerns with maturity and dignity.  To avoid gossip, criticism, or denigrating comments for any member of the dance community.

• LEADERSHIP: To guide, direct and influence people in achieving their highest goals and ideals.  By setting an example through one’s actions and speech.  To inspire and serve the people of your class, team, or community through full participation in all dance related activities.

• RESPONSIBILITY: To respect and adhere to the policies and procedures of the studio or the organizers of any conference, workshop, or competition.  To be a person who interacts with peers and authority figures in a mature manner. To question authority in a respectful manner.  To speak of any issue or grievance to the person who can resolve any concern.  To be willing to receive coaching and direction when deemed appropriate.

• PROFESSIONALISM: To respect the dance profession and uphold our values and standards of conduct.  To support and encourage one another.  To voice opinions and initiate change that will elevate the dance community.  To always recognize oneself as a role model. To love the study and performance of dance as a universal art form.