Portfolios

 


 
1. Samantha Weissman

 https://samweissmandanceblog.blogspot.com/ 

2.  Jenny Rivas

https://dan385-finalblog-jennyrivas.blogspot.com/

3.  Deeya Roundtree

https://www.blogger.com/blog/posts/6766588403909005208?hl=en

4.Becca Ross

https://beccasdanceblog.blogspot.com

5.  Stephanie's Blog / S. Embil


6.  Natalie Gonzalez

https://nataliegonzalezdance.blogspot.com/

7.  Sydney Hausman

https://sydneyhausmandance.blogspot.com

 
8. Kaylen Powers

https://kaylenteachingdance.blogspot.com

9. Sofia Cancio

 

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